FFWPU UK (South London, UK, 27. – 28. October 2014): During the October half term of 2014, South London HARP held a 2 Day workshop for anyone in high school and sixth form. It was held at the South London community centre, the Peace Embassy, in Thornton Heath. We had a total of 30 participants from all over London, from ages 11 to 18, four of which took on the roles as team leaders.
The motto for this workshop was 'Voice my Choice'; It was inspired by the UK CARP Convention some of the young adults attended earlier this year. During this convention we were introduced to the ideas of the recently revamped CARP movement in the USA, which aims to spread Father's teaching not through traditional Divine Principle lectures but through expressing the core values our movement stands for in a more socially relatable way; values such as integrity, leading purpose driven lives, having healthy relationships, improving spiritual health and realizing inherent value. As young adults we felt like we could gain a lot from this convention and we wanted to bring the same spirit of fresh perspective on Principle and enthusiasm to share it to our younger brothers and sisters in HARP. So essentially the aim of this short workshop was to help the HARPies realize the amazing values, ideals and principles our movement has to share, and help them to develop the confidence to be able to express these with their friends and those around them, in other words, to put a voice on their beliefs and faith.
Our schedule began with a short talk on the culture of heart we try to share with each other as blessed children. We discussed what are the best aspects of being a blessed child? Some of the points the HARPies came up with was friendship, family atmosphere, support and faith. We concluded that this is the kind of culture we want to see and experience wherever we go, and we only have this kind of culture of heart because of what True Parents taught us. So in order for us to share this culture we should be able to share our values and principles.
We then heard a talk from Ollie Davies, a guest speaker we invited who also spoke at the CARP convention, who has done a lot of work with Youth UPF and also attended the original CARP Convention in the USA. He gave a talk on public speaking, essentially about confidently and fluently expressing oneself. He spoke on not only practical elements of effective public speaking but also on the importance of our internal attitude with which we speak. We then did a short improve activity with the HARPies in their teams, where they had to make a short speech on a question they were given on the spot in front of their team. For some it took them a bit out of their comfort zone but everyone participated and supported each other, and all in all it went well and they enjoyed and challenged themselves.
Of course a Harp workshop isn't complete without games and sports, so throughout the workshop there were many games, creative activities and sports. Everyone was fully involved, making effort to include each person and showed lots of enthusiasm. As always, you really can't beat the HARP team spirit.
On the second day we had another guest speaker, an older second generation brother, Michael Schroder, who also went to the CARP Convention in the US. He gave a talk on what it means to be a good role model. He spoke about purifying the attitude of those around you through living a pure lifestyle, and even though it's important to be able to express your faith, it's even more so to be able to live it and lead by example.
Our main activity was a public speaking competition we held at the end of the workshop. Everyone prepared and gave a short talk on something important and inspiring to them, first to their teams, then the team chose two speakers to speak in front of the whole workshop. As staff we thought it might be a bit risky because even for many adults public speaking can be terrifying, and we were a little afraid it would be a bit too challenging for some, however, fortunately I believe we underestimated them; every participant partook and shared something meaningful. The teams did so well in supporting, encouraging and appreciating each other, and I think that because of this the HARPies could feel free to share more openly and deeply. So many of the talks were quite heartfelt and deep, even coming from those as young as 11. I was not only impressed but actually really inspired by what they had to share. There were a variety of topics such as never giving up, friendships, becoming a mature person, their passions, what it means for them to be a second generation, giving it the best you got, respect for their parents and many more. For many of them it was quite challenging, but because of the supportive environment they successfully embraced their challenge and stepped out of their comfort zones. For the competition there were 2 age groups, 11 – 14, and 15+. There were 7 HARPies who gave their talk in front of the entire workshop, and all of them did really well, in content, heart and delivery. Giving a speech in front of 30 people is difficult! For some it was definitely a case of facing and overcoming a fear, and it was especially for those that it was a rewarding and growing experience.
Personally I felt that the best thing from this workshop was that not only could they challenge themselves and grow in confidence through the experience, but it was the fact that they could challenge themselves to be more open and go deeper with each other, and in doing so it became obvious that the HARPies were inspiring and teaching each other.
For many of us second generation, it is a challenge to be open and freely express our faith and what's in our hearts, but of course this shouldn't be the case. From this short but meaningful workshop, I was really impressed by my younger brothers and sisters. Given the opportunity there's so much that the HARP generation can give. There's definitely a lot of talent there, but more importantly a deep level of heart and a shy determination to express it.
Franklin and Cecilie Fortune: We are very proud of our young people, Amy Brown, Dominic Gough and Samuel Raynbird who were the driving force behind this workshop. They all come back from STF this summer and have now started their studies. They took initiative and got organized. We trusted their deep concern for the HARPies and let them take charge.
One mother commented on how impressed she was to find everyone behaving very well, being calm and respectfully listening to what the leaders were saying, when she picked up her daughter the first evening.
We are truly grateful to our young people. They have a wonderful way of getting across to their younger siblings of faith. Thank you so much, for runner a well-organized and great workshop!


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Watson and his offensive lineman teammate at Mona Shores, Chuckie Anthony committed a few hours apart to Wayne State.
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Chip Conk has led Montecito to become one of the largest private MOB owners
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Edward W. "Chip" Conk of Montecito Medical Real Estate was named the Healthcare Real Estate Executive of the Year as part of the 2021 HREI Insights Awards. (Photo courtesy of GlobeSt)
Shortly after he received the 2021 Healthcare Real Estate (HRE) Executive of the Year Award Dec. 1, Edward W. "Chip" Conk, the CEO of Nashville, Tenn.-based Montecito Medical Real Estate, told the large audience at the awards ceremony how humbled and honored he was to receive the honor.
"You have no idea how much it means to me to receive recognition from people in this field for whom I have so much respect, and to be among the leaders in the healthcare real estate and medical office building industry who are previous recipients of this award," he said during the HREI Insights Awards™ presentation at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess.
"When I look at the names of the former recipients going back to the first executive of the year award in 2013, I am truly humbled, and I want to point out that I accept this honor not just for myself but on behalf of the amazing group of people who make up Montecito Medical."
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Psychology is one of the most fascinating sciences that exist. Understanding the reasons for our behaviour, the mysteries of personality and the mind, understanding what processes lie behind intelligence, how we develop, or even discovering how to improve our relationships, are just some of the things revealed by this enriching discipline, which we put within your reach.
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This new partnership will allow gamers to buy in-game items with Tronix (TRX) and retain ownership of their use across game worlds.
We're barely at the beginning of the blockchain revolution, especially in regards to its use in video gaming, and one of the first innovations the technology is looking to provide centres on item ownership. As it currently stands, if you find (or buy as DLC) some sort of epic item in a game, it does not manifest as an actual token, an asset with value. It may be tied to your profile or your in-game character, but you do not own it. It is sitting on the developer's server somewhere and forever stuck within your singular gaming experience.
It's clear that one of the first ways we will see blockchain enter the video game (and wider software) landscape is in giving players genuine ownership of their virtual items. Whether they are discovered, created or purchased in-game, a blockchain enabled title will be able to assign ownership (and even a value) of that item to a private wallet held outside (and outside the control) of the game.
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BitGuild is a platform that aims to emancipate the virtual in-game item economy, freeing it from the control of the developers and the manipulation of scammers, and putting it in the hands of those paying for it – the gamers. It's the brainchild of Jared Psigoda, who is combining his decades of frustration as a gamer trading items with his experience as a pioneer in the Real-Money Trading industry – namely with Reality Squared Games – to solve this issue.
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What those assets will look like was not revealed. Are they skins? Bonuses? Upgrades? And what game will these assets be used in? Tron is in the world's top 15 cryptocurrencies by market cap, so the partnership isn't insignificant for BitGuild, but we fear information is way too thin on the ground at present for this announcement to gain any real momentum within the gaming community.


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The results of that survey are truly meaningless, and it is only God's own grace that helped it align with the strong need for the current Commission to NOT UNDERTAKE A HYMNAL REVISION at this time.
I know many good Episcopal musicians who don't like the current hymnal, and who wish it was better. Not a one of them is in favor of an official revision, because they all know it would be even worse than the last official revision.
They would be better off encouraging market competition among publishers, but that would threaten Church Publishing's monopoly, and their revenue helps fund the clergy pension.
What I find interesting is that I can't imagine a survey by Catholic bishops even considering some of the layers of contrapuntal issues involved. The fact that the survey results aren't clearly dispositive is an indication that it's closer to reality than fiction, I suspect. Officialdom tends to be, well, officious, particularly when it comes to inventorying problems: inventorying of problems makes ministers feel as if they were ministering. It's an impulse of modernity (and I mean modernity going back a few centuries, btw; even the Council of Trent had this thing going on).
You shouldn't ask "the people" if they want change. They will always say no, no matter how much it is needed. You shouldn't ask "experts" if change is needed, they will always say "yes," whether it is or not.
Also - I took the survey two or three years ago when they sent it out to Episcopal parishes. It was clear from the language of the questions that they really didn't have any idea what they were talking about. Vague generalizations, imprecise language, wildly inaccurate genre groupings.
For all the derision leveled against the American Catholic "marketplace" approach, I can assure you that nobody here would actually want a group of Bishops or a commission of the USCCB mandating the use of a specific hymnal or music program.
The free-market approach of Catholic music publishing allows natural growth and development, and - when all is said and done - the good, the beautiful, and the true are irresistibly attractive. Crappy folk songs gave way to better folk songs. Better folk songs gave way to mostly-good contemporary music. That is starting to give way to real tradition and beauty.
Are there stragglers? Of course. But some people will ALWAYS do whatever they feel like, whatever lame and crappy thing they are comfortable with. Central planning CANNOT 'fix' those people. It can only enshrine their goofiness and boredom.
The single best thing the Episcopal church could do for music would be to simply tell everybody they are totally allowed to use other hymnals.
To assert that the results of that survey are truly meaningless is, to my senses (as a Catholic coming from the Anglican tradition, as a musician, and as a mathematician with considerable experience in the statistical method of the survey), a very narrow viewpoint. Yes, it is fortunate for you (and me, as well as perhaps the great majority of us at this forum) that the results of that survey indeed strongly suggest that a Hymnal revision for the Episcopal Church is not advisable, not supported and not feasible at this time.
Yet, while the thoroughness and detailed statistical analysis of the survey in question (and my own take, as a seasoned mathematician with experience in MANOVA, modelling, and other statistical methods) ... together with the degree to which the analysts went to explore the myriads of possible contributing and correlating factors that might mitigate against the final conclusion ... make the survey far from meaningless. Indeed, the survey was very well crafted, conducted, analyzed, and reported. To dismiss it as meaningless is absurd, for it carries weight far greater than any amount of personal predisposition and anecdotal experience. And the weight it carries is not that is was a formal study, but that the that was conducted is pretty much a paradigm for what such a study should be, especially from a mathematical/statistical viewpoint.
Adam, dear friend, the anecdotal evidence of your second paragraph is nice to know, and it agrees with the same anecdotal evidence encountered in my own experience ... but anecdotal is what it is, nothing more. Taken in isolation, it means little (as does mine). It doesn't seem appropriate to me that you express a begrudging gratefulness that the report's conclusion happens to agree with yours.
I find your third paragraph troubling, too, that you suggest they would be better off encouraging market competition amongst publishers, leaving aside that the current situation benefits the church's pension fund. It was 42 years from the Hymnal 1940 to the Hymnal 1982, and it is likely that, even started now (had the report strongly suggested the viability of a revision was excellent), a new revision would be likely to appear about ten years from now, roughly 42 years since 1982. Now, look where market competition amongst publishers has done to the Catholic church in the United States. At first we had revisions of hymnals from the big publishers appearing at intervals significantly less than 42 years (think 10-15) ... and then these same publishers latched on and held fast to the disposable missalettes and annual music books (that had to be destroyed annually) ... Why? because they turnaround time simply generated revenue for the publishers at an ever increasing pace. And how many dimes (okay, in these times of inflation, Ben Franklins) make into anything even remotely as charitable as church pension fund? Furthermore, what is the cost to the individual parishes and their congregations? Although it doesn't fit our Catholic model, the Episcopal model is not something to be taken lightly nor so readily dismissed.
The report takes significant note that Episcopalians greatly value their music - and Hymnal - as part of the identity and heritage. As Catholics, we should wish to be so fortunate.
Note: I noticed this thread first thing in the morning, and read the report in the Kathy's first-listed link (yes, I actually read it, since it piqued both my several interests and my professional experience as a mathematician). Then I decided to comment on it and discovered Adam's first post, at which point I wrote my own comments above.
Obviously, the viewpoint I expressed is at variance with Adam's even though I am very happy that the report does not support a revision of the Hymnal 1982 at this time. I just feel that Adam was taking a very narrow viewpoint and not really addressing the larger picture. My apologies if I am mistaken.
Addendum: Adam's experience as a taker of the survey 2 or 3 years ago is, again, anecdotal. But troubling to me are his disparaging comments about the questions that were asked ... which is a frequent bias expressed by survey participants that have no idea at all what questions, seemingly relevant as well as irrelevant for control purposes, make up a good statistical survey. One really should read the report in full, not just in excerpts or sound-bytes, to gauge its thoroughness.
I just feel that Adam was taking a very narrow viewpoint and not really addressing the larger picture.
This is how I feel about the survey and its conclusions.
I think the results are meaningless because I think the basic question is wrong. Or rather, the many different questions are compounded into one single question.
1. Should it be expected and desired that every single parish in the Episcopal Church use the same hymnal?
2. Does the 1982 need to be replaced?
3. What should it be replaced with?
4. What, exactly, is the purpose of a denomination hymnal?
5. How does a denominational hymnal respect and preserve the tradition while at the same time responding to current needs?
6. Is 'habitual' the same as 'traditional'?
7. What do we HONESTLY think would be the actual effect of our actions, regardless of our intentions?
8. What's the whole point of liturgy and music in the first place?
I don't think bureaucrats are very good at answering any of these questions.
And I think that the much-vaunted love of tradition and high-quality music and liturgy oft-attributed to Episcopalians (in opposition to those goofy Catholic folksingers) is mis-applied. For every amazing parish with amazing choirs and organs, there's dozens of bored, aging congregations with out-of-tune organs and warbling choirs and completely insane weekly hymn selections.
Liturgical quality is largely a congregational issue, and it is my belief that nationalized actions tend only to do more harm than good. That's a philosophical position, so it's hard to "prove," but it's how I see things.
Let's just rejoice and give thanks that we DON'T have a national Catholic hymnal. Given that such things tend to rise to their own level of mediocrity, be glad, be very glad.
But troubling to me are his disparaging comments about the questions that were asked ... which is a frequent bias expressed by survey participants that have no idea at all what questions, seemingly relevant as well as irrelevant for control purposes, make up a good statistical survey.
The survey did not feel or seem like something related to good statistical practices.
There was a series of questions related to "what music do you program at your parish" which did not ask for any specific information about particular pieces or composers but rather asked for a percentage breakdown of your programming by "genre." The genre labels were incoherent and completely undefined. (What the heck is a "Praise Chorus"?).
There were a small handful of other "what music do you use" type questions, and a few questions related to whether you think the Commission should embark on creating a new hymnal.
Additionally, I read published meeting notes from the Commission, in the months leading up to the beginning of the feasibility study, and they seemed to be at about the level of sophistication as a parochial vestry. One tidbit I particularly remember was a "report" from one of the members that they were completely unable to find even one single example of contemporary "Praise and Worship" music that was even remotely sound and fit for liturgy.
A small group of people, no matter how well-informed or well-intentioned, simply CANNOT make good decisions about these matters on this scale.
I would hazard a guess that at least a large portion of the "youth vote" (overwhelmingly opposed to a revision) is reflective not of an attachment to the 1982 hymnal, but of a realization that leadership should stop wasting time and money on things that won't help.
Obviously: these are all only my opinions. Nothing I say on this topic matters to anybody at all, nor will it make any difference in the actions of anyone in leadership in any ecclesiastical body. I can't even get the parish that pays me to care about my opinions.
Church 3 was quasi-forced to buy CBWIII, but I talked them into also keeping CBWII in the pews... Some of the hymn texts of CBWIII rendered hymns unusable in my estimation, so I knew it was in my best interest to keep the older book there alongside the newer book.
Fr. Jim, didya ever meet Fr. E. Donald Osuna from Diocese of Oakland CA, St. Francis Cathedral DMM? I remember having that discussion in the early 70's wherein he presaged (wisely) "There will NEVER be a national Catholic hymnal."
Is the long-standing (centuries-long) practice of singing metrical paraphrases of liturgical hymns like the Gloria continued in the new Gotteslob?
I have a copy from before the change.
My strongest takeaway from the survey is the style that appeals to young people, which they are in no hurry to change--particularly the younger clergy.
Yes and no. It includes a few Latin Gloria chants as well as a few "official translation" settings, but it also has "Allein Gott in der Höh sei ehr" and some other paraphrases, some which are more tasteful than others (all of which are more tasteful than English ones, it seems). It also has a chant version in German.
Fr. Jim, didya ever meet Fr. E. Donald Osuna from Diocese of Oakland CA, St. Francis Cathedral DMM?


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Q: DynamoDb update item only if new attribute is greater than existing one I want to update an item in DynamoDB only if the new item has a more recent date than the existing item. Currently, I'm querying for the existing item, doing the comparison in my code, and then writing to db. I was wondering if there was a way to have DynamoDB do the checking for me. I've looked into using Expected, but its comparison operators need to take in a parameter, which defeats the purpose since it means having to query for the existing item anyway.
I'm working with Java 8.

A: The ConditionExpression can be used to check the condition and update the item if the condition is satisfied. This is similar to the WHERE condition in the SQL statement. The differences are:-
1) DynamoDB requires both Partition key and Range key to update the item. The non key attribute conditions can be given in the ConditionExpression
2) DynamoDB can update only one item at a time.

ConditionExpression — (String) A condition that must be satisfied in
  order for a conditional update to succeed.
Expected — (map) This is a legacy parameter, for backward
  compatibility. New applications should use ConditionExpression
  instead. Do not combine legacy parameters and expression parameters in
  a single API call; otherwise, DynamoDB will return a
  ValidationException exception.

Sample code:-
The below code updates the item only if existing value "createdate" attribute is less than the new value (i.e. in other words new value is greater than the existing value in the table).
UpdateItemSpec updateItemSpec = new UpdateItemSpec().withPrimaryKey("yearkey", yearKey, "title", title)
        .withReturnValues(ReturnValue.UPDATED_NEW).withUpdateExpression("set #createdate = :val1")
        .withNameMap(new NameMap().with("#createdate", "createdate"))
        .withValueMap(new ValueMap().withString(":val1", createDate))
        .withConditionExpression("createdate < :val1");

UpdateItemOutcome outcome = null;
try {
    outcome = table.updateItem(updateItemSpec);
} catch (ConditionalCheckFailedException ce) {
    System.out.println("Conditional check failed." + ce.getMessage());
    return false;
}

return true;


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Q: escaping column name with PDO I have a function that's like
function getInfoById($id, $info) {

}

the idea is to have a query be "SELECT $info FROM table WHERE id = $id"
This doesn't work with PDO because you can't escape column names. I also don't really want to use "SELECT *" because doesn't that return a bigger result set and use more memory?

A: I would just filter it out with some regex. Keep it simple.
Also, you should bind $id and have it be :id
$info = preg_replace('/[^A-Za-z0-9_]+/', '', $info);

$stmt = $pdo->prepare('SELECT $info FROM table WHERE id = :id');
$stmt->bindParam(':id', $id);
$stmt->execute();

A: Yes, PDO does not have a builtin function for delimiting identifiers like table names and column names.  The PDO::quote() function is only for string literals and date literals.
For what it's worth, when I worked on Zend Framework, I implemented a quoteIdentifier() function.
You're right that SELECT * fetches all columns, likely using more memory and spoiling the benefit of covering indexes.
My recommendation is to create an allowlist column names.  That is, make sure $info actually names a column of table.  Then you don't need to worry about the column name not existing, or containing a strange character, or anything.  You get to control the set of columns that are legitimate to put in the query.
You should also delimit the column name anyway.  Delimited identifiers are necessary if the column name contains punctuation, whitespace, international characters, or matches an SQL reserved word.  See Do different databases use different name quote?
function getInfoById($id, $info) {
    // you can make this a literal list, or query it from DESC or INFORMATION_SCHEMA
    $cols = array('col1', 'col2', 'col3');

    if (array_search($info, $cols) === false) {
      return false;
    }
    $sql = "SELECT `$info` FROM table WHERE id = :id";
    $stmt = $pdo->prepare($sql);
    if ($stmt === false) {
      return false;
    }
    . . .
}

I show more examples of allowlisting in my presentation SQL Injection Myths and Fallacies or my book SQL Antipatterns, Volume 1: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Database Programming.

A: What about using quote and substr.
$sql = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE `' . substr($db->quote($field), 1, -1) . '` = :id';

This will remove the quotes surrounding the escaped field.


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The benefits of a Wingate University education are real and significant but sometimes hard to quantify. One thing we can measure is the tangible impact the University has on the wider economy. As one of the fastest-growing universities in the nation, we are employing more and more people every year – faculty members, construction workers, food servers. Wingate students and alumni eat, buy gas and shop throughout Union County. And we bring visitors in for sporting and cultural events throughout the year. It all adds up to nearly 1,300 jobs supported and an added value of over $100 million a year in the county.
Economic activity generated by Wingate University in Union County during 2019, including direct, indirect and induced impacts.
Spending by University students supported 96 jobs and created $8.4 million in economic activity.
Spending by visitors to Wingate University supported 61 jobs and contributed $5.4 million in economic activity.
Total value added by the University, an indicator of GDP, countywide.
Alumni living in the region supported 202 jobs and created over $25 million in economic activity.
The University and its alumni supported 1,293 jobs in Union County.
$14.6 million
Construction spending supported nearly $18.8 million in economic output and 137 jobs in Union County.
From Fiscal Year 2013/14 to Fiscal Year 2017/18, construction spending averaged $4.8 million and created $6.7 million in annual economic impact.
Making a difference, with data
Determining Wingate University's economic impact on Union County was no easy task, but Wingate students were up for it. Working with professor Kristin Stowe, a group of business students used lateral thinking, spreadsheets and good old-fashioned hard work to calculate how much the University means to the county, at least in economic terms.
Much of the data came from publicly available sources, but the students had to do plenty of legwork on their own. How many extra dollars flow into the area on football game days? How many jobs has the construction of new dorms created over the past few years? What impact do commuter students have on the local economy? All of these questions required students to think outside the box and figure out the best way to find data that wasn't readily available.
They then used software from economic-analysis firm Implan to extrapolate the data and compile their report, which will help the University sell itself to the wider world. It was impressive work, showing just how vital the University is to the area.
Read more about Stowe's students' work here.


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ReA! Art Fair 2023 Open Call
Submitted by REA ARTE on Sun, 01/29/2023 - 21:11
no thematic restraints
Italy / International
REA ARTE
rea art fair
The 20th of January marks the start of the Open Call for emerging artists to showcase their work at the fourth annual edition of ReA! Art Fair. Held in October 2023 at Fabbrica del Vapore, this esteemed event offers 100 artists the chance to connect with collectors and galleries, engage with a broad audience, and present their works for sale.
The ReA Arte association is dedicated to supporting young talents, providing a platform for emerging artists to exhibit their works and reach new heights in their careers. With no thematic constraints and a wide range of categories including Painting, Drawing, Photography, and Digital Art, the ReA! Art Fair is a canvas for boundless expression.
Apply today and join the early bird cohort by submitting your application by the 20th of February, with a reduced fee of €40.00. From the 21st of February to the 6th of April, the application fee is €55.00. Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your artistic vision to the world!
The curatorial committee will review all submissions and announce the 100 chosen artists on the 1st of May. Selected artists will have their works displayed in a curated international project, with no additional costs and the artwork of sales directly supporting their artistic pursuits.
Compete for the prestigious ReA! Art Prize, an artist residency in Italy, or a cash prize of 1,500€ from the Artsted project. The ReA! Art Fair continues to grow, attracting over 5,000 visitors including the public, journalists, and collectors. In 2022, over 30% of participating artists sold their works during the event.
Experience the unforgettable journey with ReA! Art Fair. Join this boundary-pushing independent art fair and take your artistic career to the next level.
Apply now at https://www.reafair.com/open-call.
Prize summary:
1500 EURO in cash prizes, all expense paid artist residency, no booth fees.
Fabbrica del Vapore, Milan, Italy
06/April/2023
Fee Detail:
40 EURO - Early bird; 55 EURO - General applications
Contact & Links:
Login to see the links, contacts, and how to apply
https://www.instagram.com/rea.fair
Les chaveux electriques - Pop Culture Expò
Submitted by PrimoPianoLivinGallery on Wed, 01/25/2023 - 14:25
Artistic field:
Primo Piano Special Projects
Illustration and contemporary graphics
Les chaveux electriques
For BRINDISI INTERNATIONAL BOOK FAIR, Primo Piano LivinGallery organize the Expò of POP CULTURES & VIDEO ANIMATION LES CHAVEUX ELECTRIQUES curated by Art Director Dores Sacquegna.
The event will be set-up in the prestigious halls of the Bastione San Giacomo in Brindisi, a castle built in the 16th century by the Aragonese (Emperor Charles V and his military architect Ferdinando de Alarcon).
During the International Book Fair in Brindisi, meetings are scheduled with important Italian and foreign publishing houses and authors. Press conferences with national and international media and TV such as RAI and many others. Exceptional guests from the world of illustration, graphic novels, animation and much more.
Italian and foreign illustrator artists are invited to participate. The title of the event is not the theme that remains a free subject.
Info to join at primopianoexhibition01@gmail.com
Brindisi, Italy
20/March/2023
MIXING IDENTITIES
Submitted by Francesca_C on Mon, 01/23/2023 - 13:05
Italy - International
ITSLIQUID Group
CANVAS INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR 2023 – MIXING IDENTITIES
Venice | March 03 – 21, 2023
ITSLIQUID Group, in collaboration with ACIT Venice – Italian-German Cultural Association, is pleased to announce the open call for MIXING IDENTITIES, second appointment of CANVAS INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR 2023, that will take place in Venice at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello from March 03 to March 21, 2023.
CANVAS is an International Art Fair that will present collective and solo projects by leading and emerging international artists. The 2023 edition will represent a forum for the direct exchange of ideas and contacts between collectors, artists, photographers, designers and art professionals. The art fair features paintings, sculptures, photography, installations, video art and live performance.
Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello Cannaregio, 4118 30121 Venice Italy
27/January/2023
https://www.instagram.com/itsliquidgroup/?hl=es
CALL FOR ARTISTS: GALERIA AGAPHE / SOLO EXHIBITION - ART FAIRS OPPORTUNITY
Submitted by joseyumar on Thu, 01/19/2023 - 13:57
Physical + Online
art representation gallery
AGAPHE
Galeria Agaphe provides artists of all types and nationalities with the unique opportunity to present their works to an international audience of professionals, curators, gallerists, collectors, editors and publishers who seek to acquire, publish and encourage the best contemporary art talents. With opportunities for solo and collective exhibitions held in different locations all over the World, exclusive participation in the most important international Art fairs, and the possibility of representation; Galeria Agaphe is proud to throw its more significant Open call for 2023 looking for artists of excellence to become part of their roster.
Galeria Agaphe is a Contemporary art Gallery based in Barcelona, Spain that presents collective and solo projects by leading and emerging international artists. With participation in the most influential Art fairs around the World like ART PARIS (Paris), ARCO MADRID (Madrid), FESTIARTE (Malaga), LUXEMBURGO ART FAIR (Luxemburg), BIENNALE DELL'ARTE CONTEMPORANEA (Florence) will represent a forum for the direct exchange of ideas and contacts between collectors, artists, photographers, designers and art professionals. The art fair features paintings, sculptures, photography art, installations, video art and live performance.
The participation includes the following services
– exhibition space dedicated to the artist's works for SOLO and COLLECTIVE exhibitions
The artist sees the world with different eyes from the rest. He is able to see, feel, perceive and transmit things that others miss.
And there is no better way to share that point of view with the world than to exhibit your works in a place where everyone who wants to can come to see them.
Art galleries and museums have been doing the same thing for too many years to be wrong…. we offer that experience in the best way we know how.
Our space is divided into two sections; A section where you can place the physical works, and another section dedicated to the digital world. Where to exhibit more works than those that are physically there, in order to offer a more modern and immersive point of view.
In addition, we offer information on the creator of these works at all times, so that attendees can become familiar with the person behind the art...
Once the physical exhibition is over, it will continue to be exhibited in digital format for everyone to be able to find and purchase. This will be done through a virtual visit in the form of a video, showing the works that were exhibited at the time, on the website of our gallery. In this way we make an exhibition last over time and the artist can share the experience with the world and its creation.
The artist and his works, as well as the individual exhibition itself, will be publicized through social networks, on our website, and will also appear in our Agaphe Magazine.
Our collective exhibitions give different artists the opportunity to exhibit their creations at the same time in a single event celebrated in style.
Competition? It might seem like it, but no, it's not the goal.
Participants will be able to show the world their particular and personal points of view on the theme selected for the exhibition. According to the theme of the same, the participants will present their works to all attendees, so that the creativity of the artists is encouraged and it is a great celebration in the name of art.
The requirements to participate in a collective exhibition depend on the dates and realization of the same. And they will always be announced well in advance so that the artists can create the appropriate work for the event.
In general, the theme is usually related to a recognized artist from the past, a celebrity, a feeling, historical events, charitable causes, social works... Or they can even exist as free themes, which makes them even more exciting if possible.
Without a doubt, it is an opportunity for those more dynamic artists who wish to exploit their talent, seek new challenges, or simply want to see a different side to art.
In collective exhibitions, the most important thing is to understand that all the artists are part of something solid and strong, and that they are a team.
In addition to everything already mentioned, this type of event seeks, at an artistic level, to consolidate and strengthen relationships between artists. Collaborating in this enjoyable, fun and passionate way makes participants and attendees enjoy it and provides the opportunity to create something new and beautiful to show it to the world.
Without forgetting, the great commercial appeal that these events have since they bring together several artists in the same place. A total and utter luxury for any true art lover.
– Possibility of Full Representation for selected artists
– Participation in International Art Fairs around Europe, Asia and North America
Participation in the most influential Art fairs around the World like ART PARIS (Paris), ARCO MADRID (Madrid), FESTIARTE (Malaga), LUXEMBURGO ART FAIR (Luxemburg), BIENNALE DELL'ARTE CONTEMPORANEA (Florence) and many more will represent a forum for the direct exchange of ideas and contacts between collectors, artists, photographers, designers and art professionals. The art fair features paintings, sculptures, photography art, installations, video art and live performance.
– Visual and Online Identity / Social media presence / Branding
To take part in the selection, send your works' submissions with a CV/biography, Artist statement, some still images of your work, social media handle, links to videos/performances and pictures via e-mail to jy.agaphe@gmail.com
Deadline for applications is February, 20th 2023
Ever since Galeria Agaphe has presented a high-quality selection of collective and solo shows in our locations in Barcelona Spain, and in many other private Art venues, International Art fairs, and online creating a unique opportunity to exchange new ideas, and increase and develop the art market and the dialogue between collectors, art critics, journalists and art lovers. Making contemporary art accessible to all.
We work in collaboration with a talented network of collectors, publishers, dealers, curators, and arts professionals, providing artists with customized services and opportunities to have their works exhibited, published and represented through various platforms.
We invite artists, photographers, architects and designers to be inspired by the magical power of Art. Details about the Participation process and fees only will be discussed for selected artists. Participation is open to: creatives, artists, sculptors, photographers, architects and designers, associate groups and studios.
Artists interested in taking part in our shows are free to be sponsored and supported by institutions, organizations, governments and their representatives; the logos of their sponsors will be included in all the communication (digital and print) of the events.
Barcelona - International
20/February/2023
to be discussed
https://www.instagram.com/galeriaagaphe/
Superfine Miami 2023
Submitted by Superfine Art Fair on Mon, 12/12/2022 - 23:09
#callforartists #sellingopportunities #selling art
Superfine Art Fair
nocommission
artistexhibition
artfair
Sell Art + Meet Collectors at Superfine Art Fair Miami
Join us February 16-19 for Superfine's largest Miami fair to date at an iconic, centrally located new venue.
20,000+ sq ft in proven event venue Ice Palace Studios, home 4 consecutive NADA Art Fairs + Miami Fashion Week + PULSE (now VOLTA) Contemporary Art Fair.
Modern, indoor space, easily accessible to booming Edgewater, Downtown Miami, and Brickell high-rise communities as well as access via I95 and 836 to the entire Miami metro area and Fort Lauderdale.
No commission taken. 95% of our artists meet collectors. Expert advice and booth curation strategies provided.
"Superfine has been a life-changing experience that accelerated my career and created so many new relationships with artists, collectors, curators, galleries and journalists that I still benefit from to this day." – Sean Christopher Ward | Superfine SF, NY, DC, + more
Superfine is headed back to where it all began.
We've spent the last 7 years redefining the art fair model, connecting artists and collectors from around the world and teaching hand-picked artists how to sell their art at our fairs in New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Seattle, and Savannah. Miami is where we started and now home to our largest annual fair, during peak February winter season. Show and sell your work in the center of the action during Art Wynwood, the Miami International Boat Show, and the greater metro area.
Be spoiled by:
Personalized expert advice, insider tips, and continuous marketing support from the leading
In-fair sales and client connections (95% of our artists meet new collectors at each fair)
Real-world buyer responses that inform your art practice and business decisions
Long-lasting connections with fellow artists, arts professionals, and collectors alike
Superfine combines the passion for producing and selling art with the passion of owning it. We use data and experience to target pre-qualified buyers with high purchase intent and high disposable income. We also provide expert assistance, gained from 20+ fairs over 7 years, with curating your price points and layouts for individual success. Webinars and in-fair seminars are taught to give you the best chance of success at the fair.
Remember that Superfine takes no commission on any artwork sold. Make art. Sell art. We do the rest.
"Superfine was created to bring down the barriers of the art world, with transparent prices, affordable pieces and non-intimidating events that encourages newcomers to the contemporary art world." – Art Fair Magazine
Join us in Miami, February 16-19, for 4 days of buying art, meeting other collectors, and enjoying the best art fair experience. Period.
Booths Will Sell Out, Apply Now!
Ice Palace Studios - 1400 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33136
Price varies per booth size
https://www.instagram.com/superfineartfair/
CANVAS INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR 2023
Submitted by Grazia on Tue, 12/06/2022 - 09:07
opencall
CANVAS INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR, organized by ITSLIQUID Group in collaboration with ACIT Venice – Italian-German Cultural Association, will be held in Venice, at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello and in other prestigious venues between January 27 and April 24, 2023.
The word "canvas" was used for the first time in Italy in the 14th century and it has become the most common support medium for oil painting, replacing wooden panels. Over the centuries, the canvas' meaning has changed, starting from paintings, through photographic and cinematographic film, exploring the human body, to the digital world. Canvas is the creatives' common ground, on which they can express themselves. We invite all the artists to share their personal artistic research through any kind of media, from painting to sculptures and installation, from photography to video art and live performance.
CANVAS INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR consists of 3 main events:
– BODYSPACES from January 27 to February 15, 2023, at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello
Deadline for applications is December 23, 2022 (11.59 PM your local time)
– MIXING IDENTITIES from March 03 to March 21, 2023, at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello
– VISIONS from April 07 to April 24, 2023, at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello
Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello Cannaregio 4118, 30121 Venezia, Italy
23/December/2022
https://www.instagram.com/itsliquidgroup/?hl=en


Mission To The Cities | Christchurch: A Pastor Becomes "God's Street Artist"
News Posted April 3, 2018 Christchurch: A Pastor Becomes "God's Street Artist"
Christchurch, New Zealand: A Pastor Becomes "God's Street Artist"
. . . I started a movement called "Graphoticz Art Worx" to empower a new generation through urban ministry, where people, especially young people, will creatively express biblical concepts, words and a lifestyle that are gospel-focused and will connect with other graffiti artists and people who love street art around the world.
A graffiti artist is correctly known as a "writer," and so we decided to form a "crew" of kids between the ages of12 and 18—the age I was when I decided not to become a Christian.
We called ourselves "WORDwriterz"—graffiti writers of God's Word—bringing life to those who will read our masterpieces of art on the walls for all the world to see.


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Morton Lowry est un acteur britannique né Edward Morton Lowater, le  dans le Lancashire (Angleterre), et mort le  à San Francisco, Californie (États-Unis).

Biographie

Filmographie partielle
 1938 : La Patrouille de l'aube (The Dawn Patrol), d'Edmund Goulding
 1939 : Petite Princesse (The Little Princess), de Walter Lang
 1939 : Le Chien des Baskerville (The Hound of the Baskervilles), de Sidney Lanfield
 1939 : Tarzan trouve un fils (Tarzan Finds a Son!), de Richard Thorpe
 1940 : Service secret britannique (British Intelligence) de Terry O. Morse
 1941 : Un Yankee dans la RAF (A Yank in the R.A.F.), de Henry King
 1941 : Qu'elle était verte ma vallée (How Green Was My Valley), de John Ford
 1942 : Les Chevaliers du ciel (Captains of the Clouds), de Michael Curtiz
 1942 : Âmes rebelles (This Above All), d'Anatole Litvak
 1942 : Counter-Espionage d'Edward Dmytryk
 1943 : Aventure en Libye (Immortal Sergeant), de John M. Stahl
 1944 : Une heure avant l'aube de Frank Tuttle
 1944 : Rien qu'un cœur solitaire (None but the Lonely Heart) de Clifford Odets
 1944 : Les Clés du royaume (The Keys of the Kingdom) de John M. Stahl
 1945 : Le Sérum de longue vie (The Man in Half Moon Street), de Ralph Murphy
 1945 : Le Portrait de Dorian Gray (The Picture of Dorian Gray), d'Albert Lewin
 1945 : Mission à Alger (Pursuit to Algiers), de Roy William Neill
 1946 : The Verdict, de Don Siegel

Liens externes

Naissance en février 1914
Naissance dans le Lancashire
Acteur britannique
Décès en novembre 1987
Décès à San Francisco
Décès à 73 ans


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