photography by Scott Stulberg
Monday, July 19, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Receiving an Award from Fine Arts Connoisseur Magazine and more news
It sure is a pretty hot summer here:
- Award at the CAC Annual Gold Medal Juried Exhibition
- New works at the show in American Legacy Fine Arts Gallery
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Alexey Steele receives an Award from prestigious
Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine
at California Art Club
99th Annual Gold Medal Juried Exhibition
now on view at Pasadena Museum of California Art
" for outstanding painting Shoeshiner. Jay of San Miguel "
surprise!
Kathleen Lawrence-Davis announced the award
this year winners
Sergio Sanchez, John Asaro, David Gallup, Charles Muench, Ramon Velazco, Julio Reyes, Taylor Montague
Kathleen Lawrence-Davis, Olga Vlasova, Michael Zakian, Tony Pro
more great artists:
Joseph Todorovich, David Kassan, Tony Pro
Peter Adams, David Gallup
making Jay proud
Thursday, July 1
6 - 8 p.m.
Membership Open House and Closing Tour
of the 99th Annual Gold Medal Juried Exhibition
Pasadena Museum of California Art
490 E. Union St.
Pasadena, CA 91101
Free for CAC or PMCA members and up to two friends,
or with Museum admission
General Museum Admission: $7
Students and Seniors: $5
A wonderful opportunity to view the spectacular 99th Annual Gold Medal Juried
Exhibition before it closes on July 3, and to learn more about the California Art
Club. Gold Medal artists will be on hand to share personal insights about their
work, and refreshments will be served.
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six new paintings by Alexey Steele are currently available at
American Legacy Fine Arts
"Preserving Southern California's Coastline"
the exhibition continues through
July 24, 2010
artists and friends of ALFA after opening
Elaine Adams of ALFA with "Wind & Sand" by Alexey Steele
Gallery Hours:
Saturday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday by appointment by calling 626.577.7733
My workshop is featured in-depth in American Artist Workshop Magazine Summer 2010
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My painting and teaching methods
as well as views on what it takes to create strong Art
are featured in-depth in the 14-page article of
American Artist Workshop Magazine, Summer 2010
"Alexey Steele: Pursuing Passion and Personal Vision"
by Michael Zakian
director of Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art
Pepperdine University
"The artist is in a position of ultimate power. Soldiers use lethal force to kill. Painters use vital force to recreate life itself, and that is art. Focus on the positive qualities of life and you will grow as an artist." Alexey Steele
for the full article, please click here
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as well as views on what it takes to create strong Art
are featured in-depth in the 14-page article of
American Artist Workshop Magazine, Summer 2010
"Alexey Steele: Pursuing Passion and Personal Vision"
by Michael Zakian
director of Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art
Pepperdine University
Quotes from the article:
"A hallmark of Steele's life and art is passion - a passion for painting and for promoting the highest ideals of great culture and fine art."
"For Steele, painting is a deeply humanistic endeavor and is essential to maintaining the vitality and health of our culture."
"Steele painted in an assertive, determined stance, projecting his body's physical energy into his canvas. He believes that artists must instill this vitality into their image if they want their paintings to be alive."
"As an instructor, Steele has a remarkable and rare capacity to focus on improving each student's own vision and style, rather than imposing his own method."
"Steele represents a continuation and a revival of the European academic tradition."
"Steele is able to maintain pictorial freshness by always keeping his vision and image
full of life."
"For Steele, art is a passionate battle."
for the full article, please click here
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Labels:
Alexey Steele workshop,
figure painting,
Realist art
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