![Christina Mitterhuber [Certified Visual Artist – Vienna, Austria]](https://sidearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Mitterhuber1-768x768.png "Christina Mitterhuber [Certified Visual Artist – Vienna, Austria]")
Christina Mitterhuber is a Side Arts Certified Visual Artist from Vienna, Austria.
Christina Mitterhuber was born on 29 December 1975 in Wels, Austria, Europe, and is based in 1180 Vienna, Austria.
Christina paints using oil, acrylic, and mixed media on canvas of various sizes. She has been creating self-studies since childhood with her first oil paintings created at the age of twelve. She has created over one thousand paintings. Her favorite painters and sculptors are Michelangelo, Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Rafael, and Rodin.
Christina has self-studies at galleries around the world including galleries in New York City, San Francisco, Melbourne, Victoria, Vancouver, Montreal, Sidney, Brisbane, Paris, Cannes, London, Manchester, Rome, Florence, Milan, Dublin, Cork Island, Berlin, Hamburg, Malaga, Prague, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Oslo, Kopenhagen, Genf, Zürich, Antibes, Venice, Nice, and in the center of the cultural world, Vienna.
See more work, visit christinamitterhuber.at
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Creating art is a bit like growing a garden. It takes time, care, and a whole lot of patience. If you’re a visual artist, you know exactly what I mean. Sometimes, those amazing ideas in your head don’t quite come out on paper or canvas the way you want them to. But that’s okay! In this blog post, we’re going to talk about why patience and persistence are your secret weapons as an artist, and how they can lead to incredible opportunities, including call for artists opportunities.
The Power of Patience and Persistence
- Art Is a Journey, Not a Destination: Think of your art as a journey, not a race. The great artists you admire didn’t become masters overnight. They spent years, even a lifetime, perfecting their craft. So, be patient with yourself. Every stroke of your brush, every sketch, and every mistake is a step forward on your artistic journey.
- Learn from Your Mistakes: Mistakes aren’t failures; they’re lessons in disguise. When your artwork doesn’t turn out the way you envisioned, it’s a chance to learn and grow. Take a deep breath, figure out what went wrong, and use that knowledge to make your next artwork even better. Remember, even famous artists like Vincent van Gogh made mistakes along the way.
- Set Small Goals: Big dreams are fantastic, but they can also be overwhelming. Break them down into smaller, manageable goals. For example, aim to complete a certain number of artworks in a month or learn a new art technique. Achieving these smaller goals will keep you motivated and show you that progress is happening.
- Keep a Sketchbook: Your sketchbook is your artistic playground. Use it to doodle, sketch, and experiment with new ideas. Sketchbooks are like snapshots of your creative process. They’re a record of how you’ve improved over time. Plus, they’re a great way to keep your artistic juices flowing.
- Embrace Call for Artists Opportunities: Now, here’s where patience and persistence can pay off in a big way. Keep an eye out for call for artists opportunities like those promoted by Side Arts. These are calls for artists to submit their work for art shows, contests, or exhibitions. It’s a chance to showcase your talent to a broader audience. Sometimes you might not get selected the first time, and that’s perfectly normal. Don’t be discouraged. Keep submitting your work to different opportunities, and eventually, your persistence will pay off.
- Stay Positive: Being patient and persistent can be tough at times. You might face setbacks or feel like giving up. That’s when it’s essential to stay positive. Believe in your abilities, and trust that your hard work will lead to amazing results. Your determination and positive attitude will shine through in your art.
Conclusion
In the world of art, the power of patience and persistence are your trusted companions. Remember that art is a journey, and every step, even the small ones, takes you closer to your goals. Learn from your mistakes, set achievable goals, and keep a sketchbook to track your progress. And when it comes to call for artists opportunities, keep submitting your work, even if you face rejection. Your persistence will eventually open doors to fantastic opportunities. So, keep creating, keep learning, and never underestimate the power of patience and persistence in your artistic adventure. Your masterpiece is waiting to be created!
Next Step
Are you ready to showcase your artwork? Apply to become represented by Side Arts, a leading platform connecting artists with exhibition opportunities. With limited capacity and a rigorous jury review, Side Arts ensures that your work gets the attention it deserves. Click here to learn more about how Side Arts can elevate your art career and provide you with exciting opportunities to display your talent to a wider audience.
Take the leap and step into a world of endless possibilities for your artistic journey with Side Arts. Don’t miss out on this incredible chance to share your passion and creativity with the world. Apply now and open doors to a bright future as a recognized visual artist. Click here to apply.
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![Nina Pancheva [Certified Visual Artist – Varna, Bulgaria]](https://sidearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/1-768x768.png "Nina Pancheva [Certified Visual Artist – Varna, Bulgaria]")
Nina Pancheva is a Side Arts Certified Visual Artist from Varna, Bulgaria.
Nina Pancheva creates paintings and art installations. In her practice, she often juxtaposes abstract elements with figurative ones to explore various subject matters, mainly related to political, social, and ecological problems.
After completing her bachelor’s degree in fine art at the art academy in her home country, Bulgaria (in Plovdiv), she received her MA in Fine Art at the University of Southampton in 2011. In 2015, she completed her PhD at the same university with practice-based research.
Honors and Awards
Among the honors that Nina Pancheva’s paintings have received are:
- shortlisted for the final stage of Visual Art Open Competition, London, 2023;
- shortlisted for London Art Biennale 2021;
- first place for painting at the open theme competition, Teravarna, US;
- fifth place for painting in the competition ‘All Landscapes’, Contemporary Art Gallery Online;
- shortlisted for the final exhibition of Lynn Painter-Strainers Prize 2017;
- shortlisted for the final exhibition of the competition ING Discerning Eye, as well as for Sunny Art Prize 2020;
- selected for ArtPrize – Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA;
- shortlisted for the final exhibition of Beep International Painting Prize, Swansea, Wales;
- featured artist for August 2021 from The Stables in Exile Gallery, London, UK;
- first-place prize for painting in the competition of Foundation “Anastas Staykov”, Bulgaria; and
- shortlisted as one of the artists to present Bulgaria in the Henkel and KulturKontakt competition in Vienna, Austria.
Nina’s works have been included in private and public collections in the United Kingdom, USA, Bulgaria, Canada, Austria, and Italy.
See more work, visit ninapancheva.com
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Being a visual artist is all about creativity and self-expression. But did you know that staying organized can actually help you be even more creative? It’s true! Being organized can help you keep track of your ideas, art supplies, and deadlines, so you have more time to focus on making amazing art. In this blog post, we’ll explore some simple tips for visual artists to stay organized and make their artistic journey smoother.
How To Stay Organized
- Use a Sketchbook or Journal: One of the easiest ways to stay organized as a visual artist is to use a sketchbook or journal. This is where you can jot down your ideas, make sketches, and write notes about your art projects. Having all your ideas in one place makes it much easier to find and use them later.
- Create a Workspace: Having a dedicated workspace for your art can help you stay organized. Whether it’s a corner of your room or a whole studio, having a place where you can keep your art supplies and work on your projects can make a big difference. Plus, it’s a great way to get into the creative mindset!
- Organize Your Art Supplies: Keeping your art supplies organized is essential. You can use boxes, shelves, or drawers to store your paints, brushes, pencils, and other tools. Label everything so you can find what you need quickly. This way, you won’t waste time searching for that perfect shade of blue!
- Set Goals and Deadlines: Setting goals and deadlines can help you stay on track with your art projects. Decide what you want to accomplish and give yourself a timeline to do it. This can be especially helpful if you’re working on a big project or preparing for an art show.
- Use a Calendar or Planner: A calendar or planner can be your best friend when it comes to staying organized. Use it to keep track of important dates, like when your art shows are, when your art supplies need replenishing, or when you want to finish a project. Set reminders to check Side Arts for new call for artists opportunities. You can also use it to schedule time for creativity!
- Back Up Your Work: In today’s digital age, many artists create their art on computers or tablets. It’s essential to back up your digital work regularly. You wouldn’t want to lose all your precious art because of a computer crash!
- Stay Inspired: Organizing your thoughts and ideas is important, but don’t forget to stay inspired! Surround yourself with things that inspire you, like art books, nature, or even other artists’ work. Inspiration can help you create amazing art.
- Take Breaks: Lastly, remember to take breaks. It’s easy to get lost in your art, but taking short breaks can help you clear your mind and come back to your work with fresh eyes. Use this time to stretch, go for a walk, or just relax.
Conclusion
Staying organized as a visual artist doesn’t have to be complicated. By using a sketchbook, creating a workspace, organizing your supplies, setting goals, and using tools like calendars, you can make your artistic journey smoother and more enjoyable. And remember, the more organized you are, the more time you have to focus on what you do best—creating amazing art! So, get organized and let your creativity shine!
Next Step
Are you ready to showcase your artwork? Apply to become represented by Side Arts, a leading platform connecting artists with exhibition opportunities. With limited capacity and a rigorous jury review, Side Arts ensures that your work gets the attention it deserves. Click here to learn more about how Side Arts can elevate your art career and provide you with exciting opportunities to display your talent to a wider audience.
Take the leap and step into a world of endless possibilities for your artistic journey with Side Arts. Don’t miss out on this incredible chance to share your passion and creativity with the world. Apply now and open doors to a bright future as a recognized visual artist.
Click here to apply
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![Charles Hall [Certified Visual Artist – Windsor Locks, CT]](https://sidearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Hall1-768x768.png "Charles Hall [Certified Visual Artist – Windsor Locks, CT]")
Charles Hall is a Side Arts Certified Visual Artist from Windsor Locks, Connecticut.
Charles Hall is a Vietnam Veteran who uses photography as therapy to help cope with PTSD. He has been photographing for several years. It is a reason to get out of the house, enjoy himself, and forget issues during that time.
Charles has exhibited photography in over forty galleries in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, and California. He has been published in two books. Two of his photos are installed permanently at the Ronald McDonald house in Baltimore, Maryland.
See more work, visit fineartamerica.com/profiles/5-charles-hall
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[Side Arts Certified Sponsored Listing] The Stamford Art Association announces a call for artists for the 43nd Annual National Faber Birren Color Award Exhibit. In 1980, Faber Birren, world renowned color consultant and author of 27 books on color, endowed the Faber Birren Color Award Exhibit with awards for original and creative expression of color. The exhibition has grown from regional to national in scope, and encourages artists in all media. To be held at The Townhouse Gallery in Stamford and online.
Click here for the application / registration
Enter by: 23 September 2023
- Artist Notification: September 30th
- Receiving: October 13th at 12 – 2 PM. October 14th at 12 – 2 PM if hand delivered
- Show dates: October 26 – December 15, 2023
- Opening Reception: Thursday, October 26th at 5:30 – 7:30 PM
- Closing Reception: Friday, December 15th at 5:30 – 7:30 PM
- Pickup: December 15th at 7:30 – 8:30 PM and December 16th at 12 – 2 PM
Juror: Joseph Henry (Art History Ph.D. Candidate at the CUNY Graduate Center and Florence B. Selden Fellow at the Yale University Art Gallery)
Prizes: Over $1200 in awards including first, second, third, and honorable mention prizes. Winners will be asked to participate in a video presentation.
About Stamford Art Association
Established in 1971 by a group of 24 local artists in an 1874 historical townhouse, the Stamford Art Association is a nonprofit 501(c)3 arts organization whose members include painters, sculptors, printmakers, photographers, and multimedia artists. The association is supported by grants from the Connecticut Commission on the Arts, Connecticut Humanities, the City of Stamford, the Kuriansky Foundation, and generous donations from individual artists and friends. Their mission is to provide art and education programs as well as a forum where emerging and professional artists can exhibit artwork and engage with other artists, community organizations, and the public.
For more information, contact stamfordartassn@optonline.net.
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![Barbara Leger [Certified Visual Artist – New Bedford, MA]](https://sidearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/1-768x768.png "Barbara Leger [Certified Visual Artist – New Bedford, MA]")
Barbara Leger is a new Side Arts Certified Visual Artist from New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Barbara Leger is noted for her intrinsic talent to capture emotion enveloped in nature. She has a long history of classical training, formally and in studio, with a strong concentration in oil painting. Ms. Léger has been trained through a Master Apprenticeship Program.
As a realist, Barbara paints emotion and moments in time with contemporary styling. Through years of honing her craft, she captures the subtleties that give her work the distinction of sharp focus realism synonymous to the effect of a camera.
Barbara is a Master Marine Oil Painter with the International Society of Marine Painters and a member of Oil Painters of America. She is an integral part of the resurgence of the illuminist movement. Her work is showcased at premier galleries along the eastern seaboard and featured in Nantucket at the Vanderbilt Gallery. Ms. Leger has been featured in numerous magazines including Nantucket Only, American Art Collectors, Cape Cod Art, and American Art Review. She has exhibited in Art Basel Miami and Art Hamptons New York in recent years.
See more work, visit barbaraleger.com.
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![Richard Heiens [Certified Visual Artist – Greenacres, FL]](https://sidearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/1-1-768x768.png "Richard Heiens [Certified Visual Artist – Greenacres, FL]")
Dr. Richard Heiens is a Side Arts Certified Visual Artist from Greenacres, Florida.
Dr. Richard Heiens is an accomplished international artist whose colorful abstract expressionist works solicit an emotional reaction from the viewer. His paintings are mostly abstract in nature with some figurative art. His abstracts highlight shapes and colors. Using color intensity and simplicity of composition, his works make a big impact without crowding the canvas.
Dr. Heiens’ paintings have a wonderful balance and handling of the acrylics. They catch the eye of the beholder with their colors and shapes which tell a story. His paintings have a balance of warm, cold, and neutral color composition with a mix of different round and edged components. There are clear boundaries filled with soft shifting nuances. He uses layering of the paints to create the richness in the colors with light and darks being well-placed.
Background
In Rome, Italy, Dr. Heiens took lessons from Professor Sergio Graziani, a famous artist and actor, on how to paint in oil and acrylics. When Dr. Heiens returned to the United States, he taught art to seventh graders in Illinois. He obtained a Doctorate Degree in Education Technology in 2006.
Dr. Heiens obtained gallery representation in Texas and London after selling his works on Instagram. He has had private commissions from clients in Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, Illinois, Missouri, South Carolina, California, Florida, and Washington.
See more work, visit dochartist.com
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As a visual artist, cultivating growth through embracing continuous learning is an invaluable strategy for honing your skills, expanding your horizons, and staying relevant in the dynamic art world. In the ever-evolving landscape of visual arts, growth is not just a goal; it’s a necessity. In this blog post, we will explore essential tips that empower visual artists to embark on a journey of continuous growth. Additionally, we will explore the relationship between this pursuit of knowledge and call for artists opportunities that can elevate your artistic trajectory.
Cultivating Growth Through Continuous Learning
- Never Stop Exploring New Techniques: Challenge yourself to experiment with new mediums, styles, and approaches. Delving into the unfamiliar can lead to breakthroughs and enrich your artistic repertoire.
- Invest in Workshops and Courses: Participate in workshops, art classes, and online courses led by seasoned artists and instructors. These structured learning experiences expose you to diverse perspectives, and expert guidance can propel your skills to new heights.
- Critique and Feedback: Constructive criticism is an invaluable tool for growth. Seek feedback from peers, mentors, and even online art communities. Constructive critiques help you identify areas for improvement and refine your artistic voice.
- Study Art History and Contemporary Trends: Understanding art history and staying abreast of contemporary trends provides context for your work. Knowledge of artistic movements, past and present, can influence your creations and lend depth to your artistic narrative.
- Engage in Lifelong Learning: Adopt a mindset of lifelong learning. Read books, watch documentaries, and attend lectures related to art and creativity. The pursuit of knowledge outside your craft can infuse your work with fresh ideas.
- Collaborate and Learn from Peers: Collaborating with fellow artists offers a platform for mutual learning. Each artist brings a unique perspective and skill set, fostering a collaborative environment that can lead to creative breakthroughs.
- Document Your Creative Journey: Maintain a journal or visual diary documenting your creative journey. Record your thoughts, challenges, and inspirations. This practice can help you track your growth and identify patterns in your artistic evolution.
- Stay Curious and Open-Minded: Cultivate curiosity and remain open to new ideas. Attend exhibitions, explore different genres of art, and engage in interdisciplinary learning. These experiences can spark creativity and contribute to your artistic development.
- Call for Artists Opportunities as Catalysts for Growth: Call for artists opportunities serve as catalysts for development. Platforms like Side Arts curate juried exhibitions that encourage you to create purposeful artworks, aligning with specific themes or concepts. The process of preparing submissions pushes you to think critically, expanding your creative boundaries and promoting artistic growth.
Conclusion
For visual artists, continuous learning is a pathway to perpetual growth and artistic fulfillment.
Embrace new techniques, seek feedback, study art history, and collaborate with peers. By fostering a mindset of cultivating growth, you enrich your creative practice and infuse your work with new dimensions. Moreover, call for artists opportunities, like those on Side Arts, not only provide exposure but also drive artistic growth by challenging you to create with purpose and intention. Embrace these tips and seize the dynamic interplay between learning and curated exhibitions, embarking on a journey of growth that elevates both your artistry and your presence in the art world.
Which of the above options resonates with you? Pick two to focus on in the next three months.
Next Step
Are you ready to showcase your artwork? Apply to become represented by Side Arts, a leading platform connecting artists with exhibition opportunities. With limited capacity and a rigorous jury review, Side Arts ensures that your work gets the attention it deserves. Click here to learn more about how Side Arts can elevate your art career and provide you with exciting opportunities to display your talent to a wider audience.
Take the leap and step into a world of endless possibilities for your artistic journey with Side Arts. Don’t miss out on this incredible chance to share your passion and creativity with the world. Apply now and open doors to a bright future as a recognized visual artist.
Click here to apply
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[Side Arts Certified Sponsored Listing] The Holy Art Gallery announces a call for artists for the Monorama hybrid virtual art exhibition. Be part of the most exciting virtual art gallery, according to the British GQ Magazine.
Artists from all countries are welcome to submit their artwork for consideration. Submit artwork in any medium. The theme of the exhibition is open.
Click here for the application / registration
Apply by: 23 September 2023
There is no charge to submit your application. A fee (£55) is applied per artist once they have been selected for the exhibition.
Monorama exhibition dates: 28 September – 28 October 2023
Each participant in the virtual show will also show on two dedicated screens in a London art gallery. One of the screens in located on the gallery walls and the second one is facing towards our window and is live 24/7.
For purchases of works, buyers are directed to the artists. Zero percent (0%) commission from any sold work. If buyers wish to purchase straight from the gallery, they charge 10% to cover bank fees.
I showed my artworks twice at The Holy Art Gallery and both times I have found a very friendly and caring team. You can tell they run the gallery and the shows with passion offering the artists the possibility to best exhibit their works. – Giuseppe Migale
About Holy Art Gallery
The Holy Art Gallery is an art gallery with an international crowd. Their mission is to provide a platform for emerging artists to showcase their work and discover new talent. They offer a range of exhibitions, educational programs, and workshops designed to engage both the local community and global visitors. The gallery is open seven days a week, offering something new every day. From traditional painting exhibitions to interactive installations, the gallery strives to foster an appreciation for all art forms.
For more information, contact virtual@theholyart.com.