Sept 13th The 2018 ARTDEX Inaugural Art Competition awards Pascal’s painting
2018 ARTDEX Inaugural Art Competition awarded Pascal’s painting : “C’EST PAS LE MOMENT DE SORTIR – IT’S NOT THE TIME TO GO OUT, HOMAGE TO ED. HOPPER’S NIGHTHAWKS” oil on canvas, winning award “Promotion artist” selected from hundreds of submissions received from participants this year.
Winner annoucement at http://www.blog.artdex.com/discover/special-edition-2018-artdex-art-competition-winner-announcement/
With the Inaugural Art Competition, we hope to empower a community of emerging artists with an exciting opportunity to showcase their work and compete for cash prizes.
This year, our esteemed jurors team includes:
Evan Douglis, Dean
School of Architecture, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY
Todd Henry Bartel, Visual Arts Teacher, Artist
Thompson Gallery Director, The Cambridge School of Weston, MA
Bradley Horn, Associate Professor
Director of Graduate Architecture Program, School of Architecture, The City College of NY
Michael Oatman, Associate Professor, Artist
School of Architecture, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY
Richard Sarrach, Associate Professor
Associate Director of Interdisciplinary Technology, School of Architecture, Pratt Institute, NY
Over the past few months, ARTDEX has received numerous brilliant artwork submissions from talented worldwide artists attending our Inaugural Art Competition. We would like to thank you for your continuing contribution and daily endeavor to inspire the global art community.
We are honored to announce the six artists selected from our esteemed jurors.
In addition, two of the four promotion artists were also chosen in the final jurors’ selection.
We are thrilled for all the winners and their outstanding artworks!
Sept 13 Pascal’s Show Hotel Atlantic Fort Lauderdale
Pascal’s show in the lobby of the Hotel Atlantic.
Aug 29- Sept 21 BROWARD ART GUILD: “Animals, Animals, Animals Exhibit 2018“
ROWARD ART GUILD: “Animals, Animals, Animals Exhibit 2018“ (until Sept 21st)
Chick Fil A, oil on canvas 12×16 by Pascal.
Judge: Dr. Ken Slossberg, DVM
Dr. Ken Slossberg is a practicing Veterinarian in Pompano Beach Florida. He studied painting at the Art Academy of San Diego and has been painting for almost 20 years. In that time Dr. Slossberg has shown and won awards for his work in San Diego and Southeast Florida. Before becoming a Veterinarian, he received a Master of Architecture from Tulane University School of Architecture in New Orleans, LA. Dr. Slossberg has been teaching oil painting for 5 years and continues to create out of his studio “Life Painted” in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Location: Broward Art Guild , 3280 NE 32nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308. (View Map)
Regular Gallery Hours:
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday: Noon to 9pm. Thursday Noon-6pm.Sunday-Tuesday: Closed.
Public Reception:
Saturday. September 1st, 2018 from 6:30-9pm
Exhibition Run Dates:
August 29th, 2018 to September 21st, 2018
Aug 25th PASCAL EXHIBITION FAT VILLAGE ARTWALK
PASCAL EXHIBITION FAT VILLAGE ARTWALK
Seventh appearance by Pascal indoor Projects South Building 517 Northwest 1st ave, Fort Lauderdale. See previous shows.
Light display during the wet season.
Free Entrance August 25th 6-11PM
THE GOODS is a monthly curated maker’s market that takes place during at FATVillage Artwalk on the last Saturday of every month.
Come see for yourself!
Good People. Good Art. Good Times.
Come out and support small business and the local arts!!!
Aug 16th “12 to See” exhibition opening reception
“12 to See” showcases the work of a dozen exciting artistic talents across a wide spectrum of styles and mediums featuring a large display of Pascal’s paintings.
Exhibition curated by Colette Mello.
Funding for this project is provided in part by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council.”
Opening August 16th
Hours
ArtServe galleries are free and open to the public
Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 8:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Location
ArtServe, Inc.
1350 E. Sunrise Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Contact
For general inquiries: (954) 462-8190 | information@artserve.org
Aug 6-31st “12 to see” curated exhibition at Artserve Fort Lauderdale
“12 to See” showcases the work of a dozen exciting artistic talents across a wide spectrum of styles and mediums featuring a large display of Pascal’s paintings.
Exhibition curated by Colette Mello.
Funding for this project is provided in part by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council.”
Opening August 16th
Hours
ArtServe galleries are free and open to the public
Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 8:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Location
ArtServe, Inc.
1350 E. Sunrise Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Contact
For general inquiries: (954) 462-8190 | information@artserve.org
Aug 1-17 BROWARD ART GUILD: “ The August Open“
BROWARD ART GUILD: “ The August Open“ (until Aug 17th)
Cavalry Shark square formation, oil on canvas 20×20 by Pascal.
Location: Broward Art Guild , 3280 NE 32nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308. (View Map)
Regular Gallery Hours:
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday: Noon to 9pm. Thursday Noon-6pm.Sunday-Tuesday: Closed.
Public Reception:
Saturday, Aug 4th, 2018, 6:30-9:00pm
July 28th PASCAL EXHIBITION FAT VILLAGE ARTWALK
Sixth appearance by Pascal indoor Projects South Building 517 Northwest 1st ave, Fort Lauderdale.
See Pascal’s previous shows at Fat Village.
Free Entrance July 28th 6-11PM
THE GOODS is a monthly curated maker’s market that takes place during at FATVillage Artwalk on the last Saturday of every month.
Come see for yourself!
Good People. Good Art. Good Times.
Come out and support small business and the local arts!!!
July 14-15 Sharcon 5, Tampa Pascal’s 3rd solo show
The painter of Blue and Sharks will be exhibiting at the next SharkCon in Tampa.
The event will be held at the Florida Fair Grounds, Tampa. It will be held Saturday July 14th, 2018 from 9am-5pm & Sunday July 15th, 2018 from 10am-5pm.
SharkCon is an event that brings those who love the ocean together for a weekend of education and the fun of a Comic Con.
SharkCon has something for everyone who loves the ocean.
Presented by The Florida Aquarium – SharkCon is an ocean conservation, scuba, water sports expo. We have something for the whole family. We have speakers like Eli Martinez and Duncan Brake from Shark Week, Anthony Ferrante the director of the Sharknado movies, Chris Fischer from OCEARCH, and shark scientist like Dr. Stephen Kajiuru, Hannah Medd, Dr. Alex Antoniou, Dr. Heather Blacktail and Dr.Rick Macpherson. We have the whale activist and author of Salt, Krill Carson. We have the author of Sharks of the Shallow, Dr. Jeff Carrier. We even have Brent Winner from Fish and Wildlife giving a shark and Ray ID presentation. Shark Conservationist and founder of Sharks4Kids, Jillian Morris Brake. There are tons of kids activities, exhibits from Fish and Wildlife, Busch Gardens, and the Shark Conservation Center, and water sport clinics. We will also have the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium mobile exhibit on site! In addition there are over 100 marine related vendors. Check page for speaker, event and exhibit announcements. Event parking at the Fairgrounds is $6.
July 10th: Ocean Geographic Pictures of the Year 2017/18 Pascal Award
I’ve been honored for the second year to have the Ocean Geographic Pictures of the year naming one of the categorie THE PASCAL LECOCQ AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT, along side the legendaries Ernie Brooks , David Doubilet, Ron and Valerie Taylor, Stephen Frink , Alex Mustard, Michael Aw and others.
The Creative Vision – the Pascal Lecocq Award for Outstanding Achievement – looked for unique, surprising, artistic interpretations of the ocean (intertidal or from the surface, abstract or ambiguous, but has to be executed to exacting photographic techniques). We looked for a distinct, well thought out process, originality and an attempt to convey a greater understanding of our watery planet.
The competition is host by the Australian magazine Ocean Geographic .
Thanks Michael Aw, Wildlife photographer, Author, Founder Ocean Geographic, Senior Fellow International League of Conservation Photographers, Fellow – Explorers Club, www.michaelaw.com. Ocean Geographic magazine (Australia) encourages deeper appreciation of the beauty and the fragility of our ocean planet with the use of the finest imageries and passionate essays of the sea.
Winner CV020
Using all effects from the lightroom doesn’t mean the pinnacle of originality, on the contrary, getting the right point of view could be able to reveal the viewer’s own creativity. “All in a bubble” could title this shot letting us connecting the microcosm and the macrocosm, saying that life, the one of those water-lilies, the one of the little insect in the middle bottom, and our life are tied to the great architecture of the universe and that we should protect it. The focus on the bubbles stuck beneath the leaves projects us in the orb given by the lens like the great graphic artist MC.Escher would suggest as a “mise en abyme”. Don’t let our blue bubble “Earth” and Life/organic and vegetal – composed of air/the little bubble and the sky, water/clouds, earth /lilies and forest rooted in it, and fire/sun and colors – with the great contribution of this photography, burst by our fault.
Runner up CV047
Composition is everything, whatever you want to create an harmonious picture (best using the golden ratio or a symmetric pattern) or a well balance “painting”. A simple effect like in this “shrimps encounter” makes a huge impact just using the right layout.
Very Special mention CV002
Effect and composition of this “blue eye” is catching yours…Winner CV020
Using all effects from the lightroom doesn’t mean the pinnacle of originality, on the contrary, getting the right point of view could be able to reveal the viewer’s own creativity. “All in a bubble” could title this shot letting us connecting the microcosm and the macrocosm, saying that life, the one of those water-lilies, the one of the little insect in the middle bottom, and our life are tied to the great architecture of the universe and that we should protect it. The focus on the bubbles stuck beneath the leaves projects us in the orb given by the lens like the great graphic artist MC.Escher would suggest as a “mise en abyme”. Don’t let our blue bubble “Earth” and Life/organic and vegetal – composed of air/the little bubble and the sky, water/clouds, earth /lilies and forest rooted in it, and fire/sun and colors – with the great contribution of this photography, burst by our fault.
Runner up CV047
Composition is everything, whatever you want to create an harmonious picture (best using the golden ratio or a symmetric pattern) or a well balance “painting”. A simple effect like in this “shrimps encounter” makes a huge impact just using the right layout.
Very Special mention CV002
Effect and composition of this “blue eye” is catching yours…
