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World Art Foundation Awards Dinner 2009June 14th, 2009 - 10:19 Hi everyone, This journey has been a world wind of activity. I was running late when I arrived so I had to check into the hotel run up to my room do a quick change and go down to the banquet room! I came down to the lobby and was lead to the dinner by some of the most amazing large beautifully done paintings. I knew right then I was in the right place. I was greeted by the charming Jojo Merango (the founder of the WAF). I introduced myself and he invited me to join him at his table. He introduced me to Krizsan Zoltan an artist from Hungary, and Duri from East Africa. His agent was there I only know her as Angela she is from New York. There was also a writer from In Motion filmz who was hired to video this event Dino Wells. He will be posting it on the World Art foundation website. www.worldartfoundation.org. |
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“Galleries help attract clients,” says Gordon. “They build up client bases and also have group shows.” Historically, he points out, artists do not sell as well when they sell directly to collectors.
Online channels for selling art are changing the marketing of art, Gordon notes. “Online you can vary your style and the audience seems to want that kind of approach.”
Gordon also sees benefits to selling at auction. “A gavel price is an absolute validation of the value of a work.”
Regardless of how artists seek to sell their creations, Gordon advises that “credential building is important. You need to make yourself an artist of merit. It is important to make yourself unique and noticeable with techniques and passions that are distinctively yours.” |
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World Art Expo opening gala launches week of special eventsJune 9, 6:43 PM Leading artists from around the globe celebrated the opening of the World Art Expo at a reception held at the Miranda Gallery in Laguna Beach on June 7. The event featured the opening of a new show by world renowned artist Micheal Cheval. Miranda Gallery owner Joe Gordon and World Art Foundation Director Jojo Marengo welcomed dozens of guests who have come to California for a week of special events.More special events are on the schedule:
Wednesday, June 10th at 9 a.m.: Tea & Croissants with muralist and painter Octavian Florescu at the Grand Salon des Arts Gallery
Wednesday, June 10th at 7.00 p.m.: Reception at La Vie En Rose Restaurant in Brea
Thursday, June 11th at 9 a.m.: Tea & croissants with painter Michael Cheval at the Grand Salon des Arts Gallery
Thursday, June 11th at 7 p.m.: Reception and dinner hosted by the world art foundation
Friday, June 12 at 9 am: Tea and croissants with the panel of master elites
Friday, June 12 10 to 11.30 a.m.: Art discussion by the panel of world masters
Saturday, June 13 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Educational morning at the Fullerton Museum
Program details and directions to the venues are available at the conference hotel for the event, the Fullerton Marriott Hotel. The hotel is also displaying several hundred works of art from participating artists. Prices range from the low hundreds to several thousand dollars each |
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Global Art Fair showcases local talentJune 2, 4:41 PM San Diego will be well represented when the World Art Exposition opens in neighboring Orange County this Sunday, June 7. LaJolla native Michael Newberry and San Diegan Judith D’Agostino will join the group of 500 artists from around the world who are exhibiting at the event. Both are recognized for their talents in plein air painting, a style which has won California international recognition. D’Agostino will be exhibiting three plein air works, “Drifting Into Nightfall”, “Magic Sky”, and “Glow.” She is inspired by outdoor scenes she has seen in the area with the San Diego regional plein air painting group. Her favorites include LaJolla, Sunset Cliffs and Balboa Park.
Michael Newberry recently returned to the U.S. after living and painting in Europe. He is extremely enthusiastic about participating in the World Art Exposition. He praises World Art Foundation leader JoJo Marengo for his goal of building a lasting legacy. He also credits the organization and its flagship event, the World Art Expo, with addressing an important niche in the international exhibition calendar. “The World Art Foundation is meeting the needs of creative artists whose work is figurative and representative,” he observes. Many other institutions emphasize working with art that has already been created or classical styles which emulate it.
San Diego Fine Arts Examiner Max Donner will also represent the graphic design community at the show with his illustration “Spectrum of Motion.” This presentation of surfers moving deftly through waves of motion and light is one of many works designed to make learning about science and physics more interesting for teenagers.
It is easy to see that there will be art for every interest at the World Art Exposition. Judith D’Agostino sees the event as a timely opportunity. “This is a business,” she notes. “If you want your work to be seen, you have to do something about it.” D’Agostino is doing that very well, and will also exhibit at the regional show of the San Diego Art Institute which opens this Friday, June 5.
To see for yourself, start at the host hotel for the World Art Exposition, the Fullerton Marriott Hotel. Parking is adjacent to the hotel and is free for World Art Exposition visitors. |
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![]() "World Art Expo 09" Brea, Orange County California, USA“World Art Expo 09” "World Art Expo 09" Brea, Orange County California, USA Collective Exhibition in multiple locations. | ||
World Art Expo encore in EuropeJune 9, 4:57 PM The 2009 World Art Expo is taking place at the Hotel Laguna in Laguna Beach and surrounding locations through June 13. Next year’s World Art Expo will take place in Istanbul, Turkey. Dogan Paksoy, President of the World Art Foundation in Turkey is in California now, encouraging local artists to participate.Paksoy predicts, “The 2010 World Art Expo in Turkey will capture the imagination of the world.” He expects 2,500 artists from around the world to participate. Artists from over fifty countries are participating in this year’s World Art Expo.
“Now all of Europe is looking at Istanbul,” says Paksoy. “If you come to Istanbul, you will think you are seeing a dream.” In 2010, Istanbul will become Europe’s Capital City of Culture.
Next year’s World Art Expo will also spotlight Turkey’s emergence as an important center for contemporary art. Paksoy publishes the magazine “Young Art” in Turkish to present talented local artists. He also recommends trendsetting Istanbul collections of contemporary art like the Pera Museum and Istanbul Museum of Modern Art.
Local area residents have a unique opportunity to learn more about the 2010 World Art Expo. This Thursday, June 11 at 10 a.m., Dogan Paksoy will host a roundtable discussion about the event. The meeting will be held at the Fullerton Marriott Hotel in Orange Count |
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| PORTRAIT OF JOJO MARENGO FOUNDER OF WORLD ART FOUNDATION BY MICHAEL CHEVAL | ||
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enclosed I'm sending you the article appeared today on LA STAMPA, one of the most important Italian newspapers, signed by Giovanni Barberis and dedicated to my presence at the WORLD ART EXPO. It was a surprise for me which I am pleased to share with you.
Please keep me informed about the expo.
Good luck to you all..... and to me, too!
Maria Giulia Alemanno



The winners of the Masters of the arts award are:
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The winners of the Emerging Artist Awards are: First place- Alison Proulx USA Second place- Ali Altin Turkey Third place- Robert Cobb USA Honorable mention winners are: Adriana Guidi USA Carmel Bonello Malta Johan Wahlstrom Spain Margareth Osju Sweden Mariela Flores France Niasari Roedyat Martadiradja Indonisia Tina Ellegaard Poulsen Denmark |
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