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ARTS NEWS: February 16, 2009
 Top Stories Call for Artists: Open House in New York
Transart Institute, O.K. Center for Contemporary Art, Linz, AT Austria 7 Women from 7 Countries
Museum of the Americas, Miami, FL USA United States of America The Birth of Right And Left
Ico Gallery, New York, NY USA United States of America | | Call for Artists: Open House in New York
Transart Institute, O.K. Center for Contemporary Art, Linz, AT Austria Transart Institute will hold an open house event during it's annual winter residency in New York. Prospective applicants are invited to attend a guest artist lecture, a question and answer period, and the Transart Institute exhibition and reception on Saturday, February 28 from 5:00 - 8:00 at the Sideshow Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York. This is a unique opportunity to become familiar with the program, get in touch with alumni and current students, get to know faculty and directors and ask all the questions that don't fit into email. - Read Indepth Article at http://www.absolutearts.com
| | | 7 Women from 7 Countries
Museum of the Americas, Miami, FL USA United States of America The Museum of the Americas, in Doral, Florida, opened on February 13, 2009, the exhibition �7 Women from 7 Countries� featuring Selin Aktan (Turkey), Kirstin L. Bruner (U.S.A.), Danisa Glusevic (Chile), Rosemary Golcher (Costa Rica), Julia (Julia Fernandez) (Spain), Gloria MiladelaRoca (Venezuela), and Iris Perez (Dominican Republic). The exhibition remains open until Saturday,�February 28, 2009. Selin Aktan has been a Premiere Portfolio artist at absolutearts.com since 2007. - Read Indepth Article at http://www.absolutearts.com
| | | The Birth of Right And Left
Ico Gallery, New York, NY USA United States of America The Ico Gallery in New York presents 'The Birth of Right And Left' from February 5th-28th, 2009. Featured artists in the exhibition include: Mieko Anekawa, Viktor Chernilevsky, Jodi Csaszar Zielinski, Josep Frances, Jeffrey Gougeon, JC Lenochan, Necmettin Ozlu, and Daisuke Ujuan. Chernilevsky, Gougeon and Ozlu all promote their work with Portfolios at absolutearts.com. - Read Indepth Article at http://www.absolutearts.com
| | | Asian Collections
Il Ramo d'Oro, Naples, IT Italy Il Ramo d' Oro - Centro d'arte e cultura in Naples, Italy, presents Asian Collections, an exhibition patronized by the Indonesian consulate in Naples. INcluded in the exhibition are artworks by�: �Shin-Hye Park, Korea, Sangeeta Singh, India, Liu Wei, Liu Yang, Wang Tiewei, China, Setyo Mardiyantoro, Antonius Kho, Indonesia, Hiroshi Matsumoto, Japan, Yeoh Kean Thai, Yeoh Jin Leng, Malaysia. Il Ramo d' Oro promotes their artists with a Gallery Portfolio at absolutearts.com. - Read Indepth Article at http://www.absolutearts.com
| | | Carol Hoffman:
A lot of my work is real photos of people, places and everyday objects. I love the way light can take an object and transform it into something beautiful and illuminated. With some help from me, I can manipulate the photo and keep the true nature of it, or create a new picture with it's own beauty, mystery and illumination. | | |  Carol Hoffman
A lot of my work is real photos of people, places and everyday objects. I love the way light can take an object and transform it into something beautiful and illuminated. With some help from me, I can manipulate the photo and keep the true nature of it, or create a new picture with it's own beauty, mystery and illumination. Visit Carol Hoffman's Artist Portfolio. Artblogs - Art Blogs: 
Piero Spadaro
Michael Corbin
Piero is a young artist who I kind of met at "The Artists Fair" in Miami, Florida back in December 2008. I say "kind of met" because I remember nodding at him when I entered the fair and when I came back around to his booth, he had gone out for lunch, so I spent time admiring his art while chatting with his lovely mom. Anyway, I took his information and contacted him for an interview. I'm very glad that I did. After you read our chat, check out his website at www.pierospadaro.com You'll no doubt discover that the polite and generous spirit reflected in this interview definitely lives in his art. MICHAEL: Hi Piero. First of all, you've got a cool name. If "Piero Spadaro" isn't the name of an artist bound for greatness, I don't know what is. We sort of met at "The Artists Fair." What did you hope to achieve by displaying your work there? As you know, art fairs can be like a crapshoot. Was it worth it?
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