This exhibition contains materials of a sensitive nature that may be offensive to some viewers and may not be appropriate for children.

July 15th, is the main night that includes a line-up of performance artist and a feature performance by Venus Rising! 

Join Us on Halloween for the Opening Reception for “Art Is…” a Juried Art Exhibition on Sat. Oct. 31st between 7-10pm at the 1310 Gallery, Curated by Melisa Caprio and Eliane Harvey

Curator Bios:

Melisa Caprio

Melisa Caprio, author, photographer and creator of Postcards to the Universe™ A Global Movement for Manifestation, is inviting people from around the world to participate in this movement. By using photography, art, personal wishes and desires and sending them out to the Universe via a postcard.  She is photographing the image, the art and handwritten desire. This book is a beautiful, visual representation of people creating and manifesting their greatest desires.

Her inspiration comes from a desire to have a forum where people come together in creative ways for global change. Caprio sees a need for growth, inner reflection, inspiration, and healing. The books being created are meant to inspire through collaboration using art and photography.  She is currently giving workshops on photography, art, transformation and manifestation. She guides her clients on how to create a unique postcard for added effect on the power of creative intention. Her site (www.postcardstotheuniverse.com) is interactive and Caprio features the postcards that she receives on her blog.

She is the author/publisher of Creative, Fun and Easy Tips on How to Photograph Children 10mg levitra and Animals and Smart-Ography: Simple Tips on the Art of iPhone and Android Photography (Amazon). Caprio has been featured and interviewed on her Postcards to the Universe book and project on blog talk radio shows Sterling Spin Radio and Meaningful Connections. She has also been featured numerous times in the local newspaper Sun Sentinel: Broward and Palm Beach News on her work. Caprio also features her work on a regular basis in fine art galleries in South Florida.

Melisa Caprio (www.melisacaprio.com) is an inspiring and experienced photographer. She received a fine art degree from Florida International University. Caprio was one of the selected few asked to study with renowned curator and historian, John Szarkowski, Director of Photography at New York‘s Museum of Modern Art– MOMA (1962-1991). Caprio owned and operated a Fine Art Photography Gallery in Hollywood, Florida for three years. She was personally asked to become the staff photographer for Dolphin Human Therapy by the president and founder where she worked for seven years photographing handicapped children receiving therapy with dolphins.  She has gleamed powerful insights

from the dolphins and children. Her work from Dolphin Human Therapy has been published extensively throughout Europe. She successfully helped launch a toddler’s modeling career with her photography.   In 2014, Caprio was nominated to Fort Lauderdale’s Art Commission panel, whose goal it is to bring art into the community.

Eliane Harvey

Eliane was born in Brazil moved to United States on her twenties. She is a self-taught artist, who learned a lot by reading about the old masters like Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rafael, and others.

Throughout her life, Eliane has spent a lot of her free time drawing, painting and taking workshops from artists all over Brazil and United States.

Eliane attended and studied mechanical design at the SATC Technical School in Brasil. As she continued her art career while working for Cecrisa and Ceusa as a ceramic tile designer. The tiles that she designed were produced in Brazil and offered for sale in both Brazil and Europe.

Composing is the focus point of her finely detailed paintings, and the final result of her art works are due entirely to how it naturally composed itself.

“I love to create with the respect of human form, but no accepting the way things are I must formulate my own vision. Creating visions on canvas is a sense of relief for me. It allows me to interpret my feelings and share them with the world. My bodies of work communicates energy and mystery”. – Eliane Harvey

For more information on Eliane visit: http://www.elianeharvey.com/artist-bio/

25% of ALL PROCEEDS OF PIECES PURCHASED IN THE MAIN GALLERY GO DIRECTLY TO THE HUMANE SOCIETY!

The 1310 Gallery, Sailboatbend Artist Lofts is happy to announce that we will be having a food truck on site for the true heART SHOW PART 1! Come out next Saturday, September 26th from 7:00PM – 10:00PM and taste some of the delicious, mouth watering delectable bites from the Everglades Food Shack! Here’s their menu and always expect some new surprises! https://www.facebook.com/events/375435302647727/

 

Connect with Christine at : http://christinevelezstone.net/bio-2/

“Instead of our audience being disconnected observers, documenting bits and pieces with their phones, we invite them to dive into the event with things to touch, taste, see, smell and hear – during our ‘Here and Now,’ from 8 PM to 9 PM,” says Street. “Take a one-hour tech vacation.”

Featuring:
Art
Music
Performance
Site-specific Installation

#beyourownanswer #sacredhere #1310gallery #broward100 #browardart

Through visual art, music, interior design and site-specific performance, The Sacred Here aims to be a playful, yet powerful event; it is the moment when our belief in the great potential of our community becomes reality. Presenters and collaborators also include photographer and filmmaker Cathleen Dean, illustrator Maru, writer P.L. Como, teaching artist and DJ Rich Ejire, photographer Ayanna Muata, textile artist Laraia Dean, writer Tresa Chambers and choreographer Petagay Letren.

This official Broward 100 event is cohosted by Donnet Bruce of Nubian Oasis, and Jacqueline Romano, community activist. As part of the goal in engaging all of the audience’s senses, green sanctuary spaces will be featured throughout the building, created by Fortner’s Garden. The beverage sponsor is Jardesca, a new Sonoma-crafted aperitiva inspired by the vineyards and gardens of California – a feast for the senses in itself. The doors open at 7 PM, and guests are invited to enjoy the atmosphere up until 10 PM. There will also be a free trolley to the Downtown FAT Arts Village.

“Unlike other exhibitions, this isn’t about you wandering from one artist’s wall to another,” says Laraia Dean, another artist. “It’s a journey, like a story, with a beginning, middle and end. It begins as soon as you walk through the doors.”

UBUNTU
“I

am

because We Are”

Join us tomorrow for

grand opening of Ubuntu featuring works of Nzingah at 1310 Gallery. During the reception there will be a dance and poetry workshop, in addition to several open studios from several artists in residence at Sailboat Bend Artist Loft. Whole Foods will also be sampling Ubuntu coffee. The opening coincides with art

walk at Fat Village and there will be a Trolley traveling back and forth from FAT Village and 1310 Gallery.

For More Information call 561-880-7700 or go to www.SankofasChild.org

EVENT SCHEDULE FOR UBUNTU

4/28/15 Find Your Flow Yoga 6:30-7:30 p.m.
4/29/15 Vision Board Workshop 6:30-8:30 p.m.
5/5/15 Find Your Flow Yoga
5/8/15 Nzingah Designs Rasin Collection
5/10/15 Closing

and Pop Up Shop 12:00-6:00pm

Biography

Nzingah Oniwosan is an award winning visual artist, jewelry designer, classically trained pianist, published poet, and up and coming African and Haitian folklore dancer. She has been a full time teaching artist for the past 10 years, which has allowed her to work with well over 20,000 students. During this time, Nzingah has the fortunate opportunity to work with organizations like VSA Arts FL, Center Creative Education, Coral Springs Museum, Miami Children’s Museum, as well as Young Audiences in Baltimore, to name a few. Her work has been noted in periodicals like the Sun Sentinel (2006/2007), Essence Magazine (2014) and Art & Culture Magazine (Fall 2006). Nzingah’s most recent accolades include: a grant in 2010 to exhibit the “Sankofa Experience” and in 2009 to exhibit “Un-murdered,”being named 2008 artist of the year by the Links Incorporated, and placing first in several juried exhibits. She is currently an artist-in-resident for Broward County School Board, as well as, Old Dillard Museum. Nzingah’s a certified level 1 Art Clay instructor and will be a senior Instructor Summer 2015. Outside of being a creative, Nzingah is a raw foods chef and a 200 hr registered yoga instructor.

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Name: Nerissa Street

Artform: Writing, Workshops, Film Making

Email Address: nerissa@artistswhowork.com

Artist Phone: 323-205-6374 (text only)

Web Address(es): www.artistswhowork.com