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October is bringing a full calendar of exhibitions, art fairs, openings, and opportunities for artists. Here are six dates and events worth adding to your art calendar this month.
Stay informed without overwhelming your inbox. These five newsletters can help working artists discover opportunities, understand the art world, keep up with industry news, and build more sustainable creative careers.
Andrea Eichelberg creates colourful abstract paintings shaped by emotions, memories, travel, and everyday experiences. Working mainly in acrylic and pastel, she approaches each canvas intuitively, beginning with a feeling or question rather than a finished image.
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Discover five international opportunities for women artists this October, from virtual exhibitions and art books to curated exhibitions and women-focused art competitions.
Soohyun Aria Jo creates multidisciplinary art that brings together visual art, classical voice, storytelling, film, writing, and audience participation. Her work is rooted in the belief that everyone already carries their own unique light, even when they lose sight of it.
Five women artists who challenged the boundaries of modern art before Frida Kahlo, from Berthe Morisot and Suzanne Valadon to Hilma af Klint.
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Shona Elrick creates abstract landscapes using painted newsprint collage, oil, and acrylic, drawing deeply from the skies, coastlines, and farmland of Aberdeenshire. Her distinctive process began when she noticed landscape-like forms in the spontaneous marks left on newsprint while cleaning her brushes.
From New York to London, Istanbul, Madrid, Los Angeles and Taipei, discover the art fairs and exhibitions you can still catch before September comes to an end.