Bruno David Gallery

Specializing in contemporary art, Bruno David Gallery & Bruno David Projects has been a leading art gallery since its establishment in Saint Louis in 2005 (NYC-1983). Bruno David represents some of the most innovative artists practicing in St. Louis, along with artists of international reputation. Bruno David Gallery’s art program introduces new contemporary art to gallery visitors, and is discussed in publications including, Art in America, Art Papers, ArtNet Magazine, and The Wall Street Journal.

American Legacy Fine Arts

American Legacy Fine Arts is proud to represent only the finest contemporary-traditional artists in California, and the United States. The art gallery represents 21 award-winning painters and sculptors. This diverse group of artists provides our clients with the opportunity to select the perfect work of art for their home, business or public collection. Our artists are among the finest plein-air painters, figure painters and sculptors in the nation. The artists are all Artist and Signature Members of the historic California Art Club (est. 1909). Some of the artists are also members of Oil Painters of America, Plein Air Painters of America, the National Sculpture Society and the Portuguese Bend Art Colony. ALFA specializes in personal service, including private art consultations and commissions as well as large sculpture installations and civic art projects. The art gallery is located in Pasadena, California just minutes away from Downtown Los Angeles. The gallery is situated in a tranquil neighborhood near the Rose Bowl Stadium, Gamble House and Norton Simon Museum.

ArteLatAm

About ArteLatAm is an arts organization based in New York and known for providing the resources that working Latin American visual artists living in the United States and abroad need to thrive. Our mission is to contribute to a better and deeper understanding of Contemporary Latin American Art. We empower Latin American artists by providing them professional advice, portfolio reviews, networks, resources, funding and opportunities to create and expose their creativity beyond their born countries. Why Out of the 54.2 million Latinos in the U.S., a growing number consists of visual artists who have immigrated here looking for opportunities to expand their knowledge, visibility, and economic advancement. However, there are still thousands of Latin American visual artists in the U.S. and in the thirty-three countries that make up the region, who don’t fully understand how the global art market can be beneficial for them and how they can contribute to the industry’s success. ArteLatAm's goal is to help the artists discover new possibilities that will allow them to have greater global reach and visibility.

Bemis Art Community

At any time of the day, creative pursuits are being developed by over 40 dedicated, working painters, photographers, furniture makers, and filmmakers in the Bemis Building. Tucked into the southwest corner of downtown Seattle, the bi-annual art exhibitions have featured hundreds of local artists and attracted thousands of visitors. In 2010, the community created the Bemis Art Community Weblog to inspire conversations about the building of community and the cultivation of art. It serves as a stage for our community members to be featured, tell their story and draw admirers into our world between shows. Behind the scenes, it serves as a portfolio developer for our volunteer art producers. By promoting one another and the people around us, we contribute to the development of culture in the world at large. People are what they leave behind. We want our work to be continually built upon for years to come. Therefore, we are establishing programs with the next organizers in mind. It is our aspiration that this weblog will not only serve as a place for cultivating our community, but also, a place where others may find inspiration for growing their own.

Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts

MISSION STATEMENT: Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts provides a creative conduit for educational, social, and economic opportunities for Native Americans through artistic development. ABOUT US: Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts (CSIA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization aimed at providing opportunities for Native Americans through artistic development. With an emphasis on contemporary, fine-art printmaking, we also function as a venue to practice traditional Native American art practices — weaving, bead working and regalia making — of the Plateau region. CSIA brings in emerging and established artists to produce monotypes, monoprints and editions — including lithographs, linocuts, woodcuts and more. Our ever-growing portfolio of prints encompasses the work of many outstanding artists of diverse backgrounds and media. Recognizing art as an intrinsic and essential element of Native American culture, we are committed to helping people, young and old, develop their artistic gifts and skills. Through a variety of professional and educational services, we look to give dedicated artists a strong voice while also providing a conduit to the mainstream art world. Our studio is housed within the historic St. Andrews mission schoolhouse, itself situated at the base of the Blue Mountain foothills on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. By many accounts, it is a peaceful and inspiring place to come and create art. header image: detail from "Land of Origin"​ by James Lavadour, suite of four three-color lithographs, individual paper size 22 x 30 inches (grid size 44 x 60 inches), edition of 18. www.CrowsShadow.org