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Celebrate Tour Down Under

January 15th, 2012

at Art Haus Vic­tor Harbor

Tour Down Under at Art Haus

As you fol­low the Tour Down Under stop by at Art Haus Vic­tor Har­bor to buy an amaz­ing piece of artwork.

9 Tor­rens St, Vic­tor Harbor

Con­tact 0423 585 932



Tour Down Under



Tour Down Under Bike Series






Tour Down Under at Art Haus




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Twilight Pre-Opening Event — Featuring Brad Webb Exhibition

January 15th, 2012
Fer­ial Reynolds admir­ing Veronika Kring’s artwork



Cel­e­brat­ing Art Haus Pre-Opening



Artist Jenni Callan­der enjoy­ing Brad Webb’s paint­ings at Art Haus



Anke Marechal The Winner!



Phil from Elec­tric Blue






Cel­e­brat­ing the Twi­light Exhi­bi­tion At Art Haus Vic­tor Harbor



Robin , Veronika, Jeremy and Amit At Art Haus Vic­tor Har­bor Twi­light Event



Jeremy and Fer­ial Reynolds At Art Haus Vic­tor Harbor



Veronika Kring, Jackie Jack­son, And Fer­ial Reynolds At Art Haus Vic­tor Harbor






Fer­ial Reynolds and Tal­itha Holme Art Haus Vic­tor Harbor



Mar­garet and artist Veronika Kring



Art Haus Pre-Opening



Art Haus Opening






Lis­ten­ing to Howard Sumner



Con Open­ing Art Haus Vic­tor Harbor



Great Work Con!



Go Howard Sumner!






Fer­ial Reynolds admir­ing Veronika Kring’s artwork




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Art Haus Global is on Instagram!

January 12th, 2012

Insta­gram: Apple App of the Year in 2011.

Find us and fol­low us to get the lastest art­work to come out of Art Haus Global.

Art Haus Global is on Instagram

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Local artists at Art Haus Victor Harbor

January 12th, 2012
Veronika Kring is a fea­tured artist of Art Haus Global.



Veronika Kring is a fea­tured artist of Art Haus Global.



Robin Hicks with her beau­ti­ful paint­ing ‘South East Dunes’.





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Ned Kelly visits Victor Harbor Rotary Art Exhibition

January 11th, 2012
Ned Kelly’ oil on can­vas, by Veronika Kring can be viewed at Vic­tor Har­bor Rotary Art Exhibition…from 13th Jan

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Brad Webb Exhibition, Art Haus Victor Harbor

January 10th, 2012
Brad Webb art­work ‘Con­flict­ing Interests’



Brad Webb art­work ‘Con­flict­ing Interests’








Essense on Gouache



Acclaimed Abo­rig­i­nal artist Brad Webb






Portal




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Art Daily News

March 8th, 2010

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March UBS 12 x 12 at Chicago’s MCA Presents White/Light CHICAGO, IL.- Exper­i­men­tal music duo White/Light — musi­cian Matt Clark and sound engi­neer Jeremy Lemos — cre­ate an inter­ac­tive music instal­la­tion at the Museum of Con­tem­po­rary Art (MCA), Chicago, as part of the monthly UBS 12 x 12: New Artists / New Work series. Two tape machines loop drone sounds and min­i­mal elec­tric gui­tar sam­ples in the dark­ened gallery, while a glow­ing micro­phone entices vis­i­tors into the space which trig­gers a sen­sor that alters the sound fre­quen­cies. Acclaimed musi­cians — includ­ing Steve Shel­ley of Sonic Youth, Dis­ap­pears from Chicago, Tim Kin­sella of Joan of Arc, and Lucky Drag­ons from Los Ange­les — join White/Light for spe­cial per­for­mances through­out the dura­tion of the exhi­bi­tion, that opens on the evening of March 5, 2010 dur­ing First Fri­days and runs through March 28. The electro-acoustic drone music is inspired by the French Musique Con­crète com­poser Pierre Scha­ef­fer and fea­tures twelve tracks of taped loop record­ings cre­ated by an ana­log syn­thes … More Brook­lyn Botanic Gar­dens Presents a New Body of Work by Emile Clark, Its First Artist-in-Residence BROOKLYN, NY.- A series of lush, fluid water­color and graphite amal­ga­ma­tions of flora and fauna are at the heart of My Gar­den Pets, a major new instal­la­tion by New York-based artist Emi­lie Clark at the Brook­lyn Botan­i­cal Gar­den (BBG). In the exhibition—on view from March 6 through May 23, 2010 as a fea­tured pre­sen­ta­tion of BBG’s 2010 Cen­ten­nial Celebration—Clark explores the work of the 19th-century Amer­i­can nat­u­ral­ist, Mary Treat, and the con­cept of ‘the ben­e­fi­cial insect.’ To cre­ate this body of work, Clark spent four months on site at the Gar­den as its first artist-in-residence, research­ing in its libraries and talk­ing to BBG hor­ti­cul­tur­al­ists, sci­en­tists, and other staff mem­bers. Her project deftly com­bines works on paper in which galls, thorns, canes, bee­tles, aphids, nema­todes, leaves and pods flow in and out of each other, in accu­mu­la­tion and trans­for­ma­tion, with an audio piece drawn from the exten … More Evi­dence of Mor­mon Par­tic­i­pa­tion in Mex­i­can War Found MEXICO CITY.- The recent find­ing of a 19th cen­tury sil­ver bracelet in Alamo Mocho, in the desert of Baja Cal­i­for­nia, rep­re­sents the first mate­r­ial evi­dence of pres­ence of the Mor­mon Bat­tal­ion, which camped at the site before inte­grat­ing to the 1847 Mexico-United States War (Mex­i­can War). The dis­cov­ery took place after a sand­storm uncov­ered archae­o­log­i­cal mate­r­ial. Spe­cial­ists of the National Insti­tute of Anthro­pol­ogy and His­tory (INAH) began explo­ration at the site after­wards. The jewel rep­re­sents a clear tes­ti­mony for Mex­i­can and Amer­i­can his­to­ri­ans that Mor­mons camped in Alamo Mocho approx­i­mately for 3 days, before their inte­gra­tion with the 1847 war, fact only stated in doc­u­ments until now. Archae­ol­o­gist Anto­nio Por­cayo Miche­lini declared this at the Baja Cal­i­for­nia Archae­ol­ogy Analy­sis Table that took place recently in Tijuana, Baja Cal­i­for­nia. He detailed that a bifa­cial stone knife was found as well, which could be more … More Kem­per Museum Acquires Two Mag­no­lia Lau­rie Paint­ings from Causey Con­tem­po­rary BROOKLYN, NY.- Causey Con­tem­po­rary announced that two paint­ings by Mag­no­lia Lau­rie are being acquired by the Kem­per Museum of Con­tem­po­rary Art in Kansas City, MO for their per­ma­nent col­lec­tion. Paint­ings, “Novem­ber Char­lie” (I am in dis­tress and require imme­di­ate assis­tance) and “To Aban­don My Ves­sel” (Alfa Bravo) were selected for the museum by cura­tor Bar­bara O’Brien after vis­it­ing Mag­no­lia solo exhi­bi­tion at Causey Con­tem­po­rary. The exhi­bi­tion enti­tled “All After: All Before” opened on Feb­ru­ary 12, 2010 and runs through March 13, 2010 at the gallery’s 293 Grand St. Loca­tion in the Brook­lyn neigh­bor­hood of Williams­burg. This acqui­si­tion will mark the first by a museum of Magnolia’s work. The two paint­ings headed for the Kem­per Museum of Con­tem­po­rary Art each fea­ture the color coded sig­nal flags that ships use to relay mes­sages to one another often when in dis­tress. Thus sug­gest­ing that the struc­tures de … More News from the Near Future by Fiona Tan at Museum Kunst der West­kuste AMSTERDAM.- Amsterdam-based pho­tog­ra­pher and video artist Fiona Tan (born 1966) has been a cen­tral fig­ure on the con­tem­po­rary art scene since the 1990s. In her video “News from the Near Future” (2003) a col­lage of his­toric film and audio mate­r­ial tells of man’s ambiva­lent rela­tion­ship with water as a force of nature. Draw­ing on the archives of the Ams­ter­dam Film Museum, Tan com­posed a nar­ra­tive crescendo start­ing off with idyl­lic impres­sions of the watery world and build­ing to increas­ingly men­ac­ing sce­nar­ios of an unleashed nature. Images of floods and churn­ing seas, of wild winds and storms, parade before our eyes the destruc­tive force of water. Tragedies at sea are reported in the style of old news­reels or radio shows, segue­ing into pic­tures of flooded cities that – as indi­cated in the work’s title – fore­bode future cat­a­stro­phes. The cin­e­matic reper­toire of waves, tides and floods acts as an his­tor­i­cal mem­ory, pre­sent­ing the sea as a metaphor for the flow o … More The Weird and Won­der­ful Syd­ney Town Hall Col­lec­tion Geso on Pub­lic Dis­play SYDNEY.- A trea­sure trove of intrigu­ing items from around the world went on pub­lic dis­play in Syd­ney Town Hall to help cel­e­brate the offi­cial reopen­ing of the iconic build­ing. UNVAULTED fea­tures fas­ci­nat­ing items from the Syd­ney Town Hall Col­lec­tion, many on pub­lic dis­play for the very first time, includ­ing a lock of Napoleon’s hair, a chair from the coro­na­tion of Queen Eliz­a­beth II and a lamp from one of the Japan­ese sub­marines which attacked Syd­ney Har­bour in 1942. “There are some 3,500 invalu­able items in our unique Syd­ney Town Hall Col­lec­tion which is the largest civic col­lec­tion in Aus­tralia,” said Lord Mayor Clover Moore MP. “We look for­ward to shar­ing this eclec­tic mix of offi­cial gifts and some of the fas­ci­nat­ing sto­ries behind them. This Col­lec­tion demon­strates the City’s rich 160-year his­tory and some of these items have been kept in vaults for over a cen­tury.” UNVAULTED is curated by City of Syd­ney his­to­rian Mar­garet Bet­teridge and is the inau­gural exhi­bi­tion in the … More Wadsworth Atheneum Begins Much Antic­i­pated Ren­o­va­tion HARTFORD, CT.- The Wadsworth Atheneum announced the com­mence­ment of its highly antic­i­pated ren­o­va­tion project, which will yield 8,000 square feet of refur­bished gallery space in antic­i­pa­tion of the com­plete rein­stal­la­tion of the museum’s per­ma­nent col­lec­tion. The project is slated to be com­pleted by the end of 2011. The Wadsworth Atheneum is Amer­ica first pub­lic art museum and is listed on the National Reg­is­ter of His­toric Places. Its five sep­a­rate, but con­tigu­ous build­ings were built over the span of 125 years. The ren­o­va­tion will address roof leak­age prob­lems and façade issues with the museum’s Mor­gan, Avery and Good­win build­ings, which date from 1910, 1934 and 1969 respec­tively. In addi­tion to address­ing struc­tural issues, the ren­o­va­tion will also improve the over­all vis­i­tor expe­ri­ence by pro­vid­ing a 14% increase in avail­able gallery space, which will be home to both per­ma­nent col­lec­tion instal­la­tions and spe­cial … More

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HAUNTED HEART THE LIFE AND TIMES OF STEPHEN KING

March 8th, 2010
HAUNTED HEART THE LIFE AND TIMES OF STEPHEN KING

Thank you Lisa Rogak for using the photo of Stephen King with 2 of my sculp­tures in Mr Kings bio ( HAUNTED HEART THE LIFE AND TIMES OF STEPHEN KING ) Mr King has the first 2 sculp­tures and I have donated the third to ARTBREAKERS to be auc­tioned to raise money for can­cer sur­vivors and patients .….….. Thank you Lisa !!

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Edith Kring

March 7th, 2010



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Welcome to Art Haus Global!

March 4th, 2010

We are pro­fil­ing var­i­ous Global Artists , with cre­ative themes !

Show­cas­ing paint­ings, pho­tog­ra­phy, sculp­ture and other arts from around the globe. Stay tuned as we built our site with stun­ning pieces of art.

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