I’m honored to be part of the fantastic Members’ 12 x 12 Exhibition and Silent Auction at the vibrant Provincetown Art Association & Museum. The museum has a rich history and wonderful exhibition spaces. I highly recommend a visit!
Get your bids in today! There are 500 pieces in the Members’ 12×12 Exhibition and Silent Auction sized perfectly for your wall. You can view works by visiting PAAM (open 11am-5pm, and until 8pm on Fridays; closed Tuesdays) or here. Bids close on Sunday, September 15 at 2pm.
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A Glimpse of Infinity, No. 906, Dye Sublimation Print on Brushed Aluminum, 2017, Aric Attas
Established in 1914 by a group of artists and townspeople the PAAM embodies the qualities that make Provincetown an enduring American center for the arts, and serves as Cape Cod’s most widely-attended art museum.
To see more work from my series A Glimpse of Infinity visit my online gallery here.
I’m excited to be part of the annual Provincetown Art Association and Museum’s annual Members’ 12×12 Exhibition and Silent Auction! You can check out this wonderful exhibition here and bid on some fantastic artwork. If you happen to bid on mine, 100% goes to the Provincetown Art Association and Museum! Through your art purchases you’ll be supporting living, working artists, as well as the anchor of the Provincetown art colony.
Bidding closes at 2pm on September 15th, 2024. Take home some great art and support an amazing museum!!!
A Glimpse of Infinity, No. 906, Dye Sublimation Print on Brushed Aluminum, 2017, Aric Attas
Established in 1914 by a group of artists and townspeople the PAAM embodies the qualities that make Provincetown an enduring American center for the arts, and serves as Cape Cod’s most widely-attended art museum.
To see more work from my series A Glimpse of Infinity visit my online gallery here.
I’m super excited to announce that my artwork A Glimpse of Infinity, No 906 is featured on the cover of a new book celebrating the 20-year history of the Clare Gallery in Hartford, CT!
Exhibiting at the Clare Gallery in 2017 was a transformative experience for me. Prior to my show A Glimpse of Infinity I’d been making artwork inspired by the cosmology of modern science including concepts such as the Big Bang, Quantum Physics and String Theory. The work resembled images of star fields, nebulae, comets and subatomic particles created by the Hubble Space Telescope and Large Hadron Collider at CERN. I’d also been making very ethereal work deeply rooted in my spiritual and meditation practices. This work had a more subtle and sublime quality to it, having drawn inspiration from insights experienced during meditation while contemplating the nature of the primordial light.
Nancy’s invitation to exhibit at the Clare Gallery provided the impetus to create new work within the context of a community gallery dedicated to emphasizing interfaith and social justice themes along with world religions. The exhibition turned out to be an ideal opportunity for me to fuse my scientific, mystical and spiritual inspirations into new work that radiates a sense of wonder, wholeness, healing and peace. I’m still riding the momentum and I will be forever grateful.
Graceful Partners, Art and Spirituality documents the twenty year history of the Clare Gallery at the Franciscan Center for Urban Ministry in Hartford, Connecticut, USA by sharing essays, exhibition content, and community impact statements. The exhibitions are within the categories of spirituality, world religions and interfaith themes, and social justice themes. The essays focus on; How did the Gallery get started and why?; Who is St. Clare of Assisi (for which the Gallery is named)?; What is, and has been, the intersectionality of art and spirituality, or art and social justice?; and how has a Gallery had an impact?
The primary topic is exploring the intersection of artistic expression and spirituality/social justice through the various exhibitions over a twenty year period. Instead of using a chronological approach, the book’s three sections (spirituality, world religions and interfaith themes, and social justice themes) are a reflection of the Clare Gallery’s mission. This approach provides the reader with an understanding of artistic connections to those themes. It also brings awareness to the large variety of artistic practices, media, and interpretations. Additionally, information about the accompanying educational programming—panel discussion, lecture, musical, or community activism—may be included with the exhibition write-up.
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I recently spent a beautiful day photographing some amazing homes for the annual Windsor Home & Garden Tour @windsorflorida. This year featured five unique homes. I can’t share all of the photos with you, but here’s a sneak peek of some of the homes I photographed. And yes, it is that beautiful there! 📸😁
As an architectural photographer I get to photograph some pretty amazing places! Theses are from a recent photoshoot at Windsor.
A unique amenity at Windsor is our state-of-the-art wine cellar. Windsor worked with international consulting firm @winetrendsinc to conceptualize and develop the impressive climate-controlled facility.
Housing the impressive wine collections of the Windsor Wine Association membership, the 2,000-square-foot facility has the storage capacity for over 40,000 bottles, plus an additional 15,000 if case stacking is used on floor space.
Members indulge in delightful wine tastings and exquisite vintner wine dinners throughout the year in the facility’s elegant tasting room and Club dining venues.
I recently had the opportunity to photograph the beautiful exhibition by @federicoherrero. What a joyful experience! I highly recommend a visit to the gallery at Windsor. From the Gallery at Windsor: The exhibition titled A Piece of Waterfall in the Sound … Continue reading →
Spring is quickly approaching! It’s a great time to improve your photography skills and maybe even learn what all those little buttons mean on your camera. Check out my Photography 101 class!
Spring session begins at the Vero Beach Museum of Art Monday, March 25, 2025. REGISTER TODAY before this sells out! For more info and registration details visit Photography 101 Class Information
Classes are Monday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm.
Don’t worry, we won’t be taking your cameras apart! Just a cool picture to make you look!
You’ll gain confidence using your camera to get the shots you’ve been missing through a sequence of projects and class discussions designed to help you put it all together!
Take your photography skills to the next level with my Photoshop for Photographers class! The next 10-week session at the Vero Beach Museum of Art begins on Wednesday, March 20, 2024
Classes are held Wednesday evenings at the Vero Beach Musuem of Art from 6:30-8:30pm. We’ll be diving into Adobe Bridge CC to manage and organize your photos and Adobe Photoshop CC to edit them like a pro!
Seats are limited so REGISTER TODAY before this sells out! For more info and registration details visit my Photoshop Class page. You’ll also find information on which version to subscribe to if you don’t already have Photoshop on your computer.
Please bring your laptop with the current versions of Adobe Bridge CC (Free) and Adobe Photoshop CC ($9.99/month). We will work through a series of projects designed to help you understand the fundamentals of the Photoshop workflow and apply them to your own work.
I’m grateful for everyone who came out to the opening at Gallery Veritas and Art Library in downtown Vero Beach. I make art because I have to, there’s an idea I want to see or hear, or something I’m curious about that I have to manifest. When people respond to my work by sharing their emotional responses it adds another dimension to my creative practice. With gratitude 🙏
Aric Attas, Seeking The Light , No. 22, 12 x 18 inches, printed on Hahnemuhle archival matte paper, 2013
SOLD! From of my series Seeking the Light on view through the month of December @thegalleryveritas 1422 20th St, Vero Beach FL 32960. To make this series I imagined what the “first light” may have looked like. You can read more about the inspiration and creative process behind this work in this wonderful article by Ellen Fischer originally appearing in 32963 magazine http://photonlab.com/fine-art/seeking-the-light-fine-art-photography/seeking-light-feature-article-32963-magazine/.
To see more work from this series please visit my gallery Seeking the Light.
My photographs are accompanied by a recent generative ambient music piece titled Standing on the Shore of the Cosmic Ocean. The music is generating live in the gallery, ever shifting and evolving.
You can listen to or purchase my ambient music including Standing on the Shore of the Cosmic Ocean by visiting my Bandcamp page here https://aricattas.bandcamp.com. Enter code cosmic2023 to receive 25% of any purchase through the month of December! I think you’ll find it excellent for enhancing creativity, relaxation, meditation and sleeping.
I’m excited to be part of a new art exhibition opening this Friday, December 1 in Downtown Vero Beach. The exhibition is located at Gallery Veritas 1420 20th Street and will feature artwork by three photographers, Robert Glenn McCall, Steven Bart and myself. We approach our work very differently providing some interesting creative friction.
I will be exhibiting fine art photography from my series Seeking the Light along with one of my generative music pieces titled Standing on the Shore of the Cosmic Ocean.
Aric Attas, Seeking The Light , No. 22, 12 x 18 inches, printed on Hahnemuhle archival matte paper, 2013
To see more work from this series please visit my gallery Seeking the Light.
You can listen to Standing on the Shore of the Cosmic Ocean along with my other generative ambient works on my Bandcamp page here https://aricattas.bandcamp.com. Enter code cosmic2023 to receive 25% of any purchase through the month of December!
The exhibition will be on view through the month of December with regular hours on Tuesday and Thursday from 12:00 – 2:00PM and by appointment. To schedule an appointment to view the exhibit please call 323-547-1188 or contact me if you’d like a private tour.
For more info on the Gallery Veritas art gallery and art library in Downtown Vero Beach please visit their website here https://thegalleryveritas.com/
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