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AAHOA's donation will boost efforts to research and end type 1 diabetes Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) October 15, 2014 The Asian American Hotel Owners Association
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Howland received the Advocates Without Borders award, which recognizes a team of advocates working across chapter and/or state lines to achieve JRDF's advocacy goals, and the Rookie of the Year
AFL presented the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) Canada with a $10,000 grant. Spartanburg, SC and Surrey, BC (PRWEB) March 26, 2014
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Csaba to Pleasant Acres Stallions in Florida
Csaba, a multiple graded stakes-winning son of Kitten's Joy, has been retired to stud and will stand the 2015 season at Joe and Helen Barbazon's Pleasant Acres Stallions near Morriston, Fla.
Csaba, a multiple graded stakes-winning son of Kitten's Joy, has been retired to stud and will stand the 2015 season at Joe and Helen Barbazon's Pleasant Acres Stallions near Morriston, Fla.
Handsome Mike, a two-time graded stakes-winning millionaire by Scat Daddy, has been retired from racing and will stand the 2015 breeding season for $4,000 at Pleasant Acres Stallions in Morriston, Fla.
Sequel Stallions New York near Hudson, N. Y., has released its 2015 stallion roster and fees, with Freud leading the list at $10,000, unchanged from 2014.
Multiple graded stakes winner Handsome Mike on Oct. 28 was declared from the upcoming Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) because of a leg injury.
The winner of last year's edition of the $1 million Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) leads a group of 11 entered for the 2014 edition as he aims to become the first two-time victor in the race's seven-year history Oct. 31.
Darley's roster of 14 stallions in America will be led by top stallion Medaglia d'Oro who has sired 11 group/grade I winners to date, including 2014 grade I winners Lochte and Coffee Clique.
TimeformUS Weekend Stakes Plays: The Grade 2 Hagyard Fayette Stakes at Keeneland read blog
Claiborne Farm and Adele Dilschneider's Departing headlines a field of eight horses entered for the $200,000 Hagyard Fayette (gr. II) to be run Oct. 25, closing day of the fall meet at Keeneland.
Goldencents, winner of the $1 million Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) in 2013, leads a group of 12 pre-entered contenders for the 2014 edition as he aims to become the first two-time winner in the race's seven-year history.
Alpha, a son of leading sire and fellow Darley stallion Bernardini -- and the first horse to win both the Travers and the Woodward in nearly 15 years -- has been retired to Becky Thomas' Sequel Stallions in New York.
Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Tonalist returned to winning ways Sept. 27 at the site of his greatest triumph, defeating older horses in the $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I) at Belmont Park.
Sophomores Wicked Strong, Tonalist, and V.E. Day take on elders such as Whitney (gr. I) winner Moreno in the 1 1/4-mile Jockey Club Gold Cup Sept. 27 on Super Saturday at Belmont Park.
Micromanage is one horse who has the bottom, and plenty of it, and is not going to get tired. read blog
Itsmyluckyday bounced back from a pelvic fracture to win the Woodward (gr. I), and now will try to add the Kelso (gr. II) on Sept. 27 to his resume en route to a potential Breeders' Cup bid.
A California Chrome victory in this year's Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) would follow one of the more unique preparation schedules of a winner in the race's history. read blog
Relive moments from the racing career of Will Take Charge. view slideshow
Belmont Park's TVG Super Saturday card Sept. 27 looks to be shaping up as a stellar day of racing with a number of elite runners listed as likely to compete in six graded stakes worth combined purses of $3.4 million.
Evan Hammonds recaps the performances of Bayern and California Chrome in the Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) and provides a nice tribute to recently retired Game On Dude. watch video
Bayern seized a clear lead through a half-mile Saturday, Sept. 20, in the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) at Parx Racing and drew off in the stretch for an easy victory, spoiling California Chrome's comeback.
Trainer Art Sherman couldn't be more pleased with how California Chrome is coming up to the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) at Parx Racing Sept. 20.
Nominally a Grade 2, the $1,000,000 Pennsylvania Derby has a Grade 1 feel this year, as well as a Grade 1 purse, and that, of course, is due to the presence of 2014 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner California Chrome. read blog
California Chrome, winner of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands and Preakness Stakes (both gr. I), will break from the rail in the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) Sept. 20 at Parx Racing.
Frank Angst and Evan Hammonds handicap the talented field of the Pennsylvania Derby. California Chrome, Candy Boy, Protonico, Bayern, Tapiture and more. Who do you think is the best horse in the field? watch video
Dual classic winner California Chrome arrived on the backstretch at Parx Racing Sept. 16 ahead of his bid in the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) Sept. 20.
J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II), Cotillion Stakes (gr. I), and Gallant Bob Stakes (gr. III). read blog
Horse | Trainer | Breeder / Owner |
Alpha | Kiaran P. McLaughlin |
Casual Trick | Nicholas P. Zito |
Csaba | Philip A. Gleaves |
Golden Ticket | Kenneth G. McPeek |
Handsome Mike | Leandro Mora |
Junebugred | Steve Hobby |
Macho Macho | Steven M. Asmussen |
Stephanoatsee | Nicholas P. Zito |
Race | Date |
Race 7 (MSW) at PRX on 2/24/15 | |
Race 5 (MSW) at PRX on 2/24/15 | |
Race 9 (AOC) at PRX on 2/23/15 | |
Race 5 (AOC) at PRX on 2/23/15 | |
Race 6 (MSW) at PRX on 2/23/15 |
Race | Track |
Cotillion S. (gr. I) | PRX |
Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) | PRX |
Charles Town Oaks | CT |
Gallant Bob S. | PRX |
Gallant Bloom H. (gr. II) | BEL |
Race | Track | Date |
Dixie Poker Ace S. | FG | |
Black Gold S. | FG | |
Herecomesthebride S. (gr. IIIT) | GP | |
Fasig-Tipton Swale S. (gr. II) | GP | |
Palm Beach S. (gr. IIIT) | GP |


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Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20 - Oil Free
639 reviews
55% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$$
Active Ingredients: Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Ethylhexyl Salicylate. Ingredients- Water, Disiloxane, Peg-30 Dipolyhydroxystearate, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Glycerin, Isohexadecane, Cyclopentasiloxane, Phenoxyethanol, Boron Nitride, Jojoba Esters, Magnesium Stearate, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Squalane, Laryl PCA, Tocopheryl Acetate, Tetradibutyl Pentaerithrityl Hydroxyhydrocinnammate, Isopropyl Titanium Triisostearrate, Disodium Edta, PPG-15, Stearyl Ether, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizinate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxide (CI 77492), Iron Oxide (CI 77491), Iron Oxide (CI 77499)Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Update: Kinda realized this is like glue and is giving my blackheads, oxidizes, and is too oily... sigh
This product actually helped my skin rather than hurt it. I couldn't believe how clear my skin was when I started using it...Even my dermatologist was floored. It just helps mattify (with blotting once a day). Its very sheer coverage, but what I find it people dont look at your flaws, they look at the overall which this product help improve. I really really love it and dont even feel the need to wear concealer on scars when I use it. I feel like LM makes product for acne prone skin.. I just love her stuff. A win every single time.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Bought this at Sephora at SGD$68 in Nude shade (MAC NC25-30). Texture of the TM is quite runny and oozes out when I first opened it. Coverage wise, its very sheer and does not cover my light acne scars much. However, it does cover redness. I have oily skin and this shines after 2-3 hrs, when used together with the LM translucent loose powder. I believe that there are other TMs out there that does a better job than this, considering the price of this. I will not be re-purchasing this due to its sheer coverage (too sheer for my liking, though its a TM) and price.
Youll probably like this if you have clear skin (with no blemishes, scars etc) and dry to slightly combi skin.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I don't lather this product on so much so that it does not feel as cakey (as some other reviews have claimed), but i do use Laura Mercier's Universal invisible loose setting powder which sets the makeup perfectly- evening out the coverage and ensuring less shine. Did not break out from using this product and it does an okay job at controlling the oil on my face. The smell however is atrocious, but i try to ignore it knowing that it gets the job done.
A lot of people prefer to use their hands to apply the product, but personally using an ordinary stippling brush allows for a less cakey feeling while still providing the right amount of coverage desired.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I really wanted to like this tinted moisturizer more, but I don't find it's that special. Since I have acne prone skin, I bought the oil-free tinted moisturizer, but it still made me break out during the first couple days using it, although this doesn't happen anymore. I really like the colour, since it matches my skin perfectly and makes my skin look glowy, but all in all, its just another tinted moisturizer.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This product was great for the coverage I wanted. I had asked the sephora lady that I was looking for light coverage and something quick and easy that doesn't involve many steps in the morning. Only bad thing I don't like is the smell. It has a very strong SPF scent. I'm getting used to it now, but I can still smell it. Consistency is easy to apply, not too thick more on the watery side compared to many other moisturizers. I have ouly t-zone so I also apply the white translucent powder powder from sephora's line on top to help maintain the oil. If I don't apply the powder ill still look shiny with just this oil-free tinted moisturizer.
I will consider buying this again since it matches my skin color nicely and easy to tote around. But I might've found a new love- smashbox bb cream. :)
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have oily skin and I picked up this tinted moisturizer because of the hype. Plus my skin has been awesome so I felt more comfortable trying out a sheer foundation. I picked up the color "bisque" because "nude" was too light for me and "sand" was too dark. "Bisque" was too pink for my warm, yellow skin tone. This Tinted moisturizer does even out skin tone and goes on sheer but it did nothing for oil control. My skin79 bb cream did a better job with that. This TM def does not have a satin/matte finish; it leave a dewy finish. Def would not repurchase.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Well, after trying this tm in Sand, I must say that I like it, but I don't love it. You see, I have very oily skin and it is not for those of us with very oily skin. It has a beautiful, natural finish, very sheer to light coverage; they claim it's buildable, but I doubt that. Besides, you only get but so much coverage with any tinted moisturizer. I apply it with a sponge over clean, un-moisturized skin, then go over strategic areas with my Shiseido foundation brush. And it is flawless. I think my biggest issue with this, and the reason I won't be re-purchasing is because even if I set it with powder and prime first, my whole face is soooo shiny and it just fades right away after about 2-3 hours. And the price......well, it is Laura Mercier after all. I do love her line, though, and I'll say this much: if you have dry to slightly oily skin and want something that you can quickly slap on in the morning and know it will look great, then definitely give this a whirl. But if you are very oily and shine is an issue/concern for you, don't bother. And did I mention that it has sunscreen?
PS--I am a solid medium-toned, with a little red around the nose and chin, half Lebanese, half Anglo-Saxon and Sand was a perfect match.
For reference, I am MAC NC35, Armani LSF in #6, L'Oreal True Match in N4 Buff Beige.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This was just okay for me. For reference, I'm Asian, strong yellow undertones, about NC25, normal skin. I got a sample of this product from Sephora in nude and it had yellow and pink undertones. It oxidized a bit after a couple hours of wear, which I did not like. Coverage was sheer, so concealer was needed (of course) for spots and undereye. Scent was strong of sunscreen. Laura Mercier did not have a shade that was yellow enough for me, so I went with NARS instead. This product itself was okay. It left a very dewy finish and I brushed a light dusting of setting powder over it so I didn't look too shiny. This product would be great for somebody else, but I like NARS better.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I got a sample of this from Sephora. First off, it has nice coverage. Although, as others have said, it can have a dewy finish. It was a bit greasy for something that was oil free. I had to put a little powder over it. I would have continued to use it but unfortunately it made me break out. My skin had been completely clear and after a couple days of using this I ended up with 4-5 pimples. :( In reading the reviews, it looks like this isn't a typical reaction though. I guess i am just senstive to one of the ingredients.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
LOVE! I wear the color Bisque. It lasts all day, It's transfer resistant and unlike other I do not feel my face looks oily when wearing it. I think my skin look really good when I wear this. I put it on with my fingers, but I think it can be a little hard to apply, I have found that it is much easier if I put it on RIGHT AFTER washing my face and putting on my serum.. or within 5 minutes.
Anyways.. I love this stuff, I am excited to try more LM products!
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- Stayed March 2008
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Jake's is truly a great find! In a world full of mammoth chain hotels offering little or no authentic local falvour and experience, Jake's offers an elegant, relaxed and truly Jamaican destination - like staying at your best friend's beach house. Miles away from the maddening crowd and the jet skis, peddlers and college loons of Negril and Montego Bay, Jake's offers a quiet but seductive taste of Jamaica. The location right on the water, the great bar and food, the simple but elegant accommodation combined with friendly staff all make for a sublime experience. I highly recommend Jake's!
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Massachusetts-born artist Zingaro, represented by Colorado gallery Art on a Whim, is considered the modern master of vitreous enamel, an ancient medium that has been passed down through the generations. This rare technique involves fusing glass to metal with high heat, creating not only a uniquely beautiful finished material, but also one that is resistant to scratches, chemicals, and fire.
Born in 1954 to first-generation Portuguese and French-Canadian immigrants, Zingaro began his formal art training at age 11. Over the next few decades, he put his talents to use across America as a painter, commercial mural artist, gallery owner, and photography assistant, eventually earning a fine arts degree from Stockton College in 1995 and settling in New Mexico to paint and create in a variety of mediums at his studio.
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As always, we were thrilled to hear that exhibitors made great connections and closed big sales. Several established artists and galleries reported record show sales this year! And emerging artists stepped into the spotlight to forge new connections with buyers, collectors and gallery owners. Here are a few of our favorite success stories: (Don't see yours here? Write a comment below, or email us at email@example.com so we can share it.)
• Art Design Consultants (ADC) sold 43 pieces in just the first day and 68 pieces total during the show ($1,000 – 4,000 range). Litsa Spanos, president of ADC said, "Best first day ever at Artexpo! This is my 4th year and I'm just amazed at the traffic and response this year!"
• Irina Gretchanaia sold a 20×20 piece, "Lemons," for $3,800; a square 40×40 piece, "Poppy I," for $6,500; and a 60×60 piece, "White Poppy," for $8,000.
• Kathleen Carrillo sold a 48×60 piece for $6,500. She also painted, completed and sold a 36×48 painting, "Tuscany Whimsy," for $4,500 during the course of the show. It was picked up by Canapo Gallery, which now has 16 of her pieces on display.
• Nazarov Art sold "Spirit of NYC" by Vladimir Nazarov for $60,000 and "Faces #3″ for $40,000. "Se Souvenir" by Christian Vey sold for $38,000. They also had success with Limited edition print sales, taking over two dozen orders. Additionally they are in process of negotiating a sales agreement with a major real estate company. Vladimir Nazarov would also like to thank the staff of Art Expo for the beautiful show they put together – the professional atmosphere was one of the important factors that led to his sales success.
• Socrates Marquez sold 14 pieces during the show and two pieces after the show. New Gallery in Soho also picked up a piece for its showroom. Sales ranged from $1,000 – 8,000. Marquez added, "The interest has been overwhelming. I am getting emails from collectors who visited my booth and are now looking for additional pieces. Two years ago I came in as the underdog and now, thanks to Artexpo, people actually recognize my name and my artwork."
• Lyrical Fine Art sold three Daniel Del Orfano pieces, and two galleries purchased pieces in the $2,000 – 6,000 range.
• Woody Slaymaker, CEO of Slaymaker Fine Art said, "Even though it's only a three-day show this year, we made our goal easily. We had a terrific first day!"
• [SOLO] Exhibitor Seth Apter sold nine pieces for $495 each.
• Mary Johnston sold 24 2'x2′ pieces, one larger work and 11 of her 12×12 squares. She also placed a collection with Expressive Living Art & Accessories in Wantagh, NY and placed a grouping of 24×24 pieces on panel for QArt.
• First-time Artexpo exhibitor Mattson's Fine Art sold 17 pieces and has purchases from four galleries pending. Their top seller was Alexis Silk, who sold eight pieces that include two large sculpted torsos.
• Peter W. Hart Gallery of Montreal sold 13 pieces during the show. Their signature piece, "Field of Dreams," sold for $3,800.
• Another first-time Artexpo exhibitor, Garsot, reported sales of five important pieces and worldwide contacts established via interaction with media from China, the Middle East and local and national outlets. Works sold include: "Flowers For You," "Coral Reef, " "Ocean Sunset," "Sunny Moonlight" and "Kiss Me Tonight." Prices ranged from $25,000-250,000.
• Richard Riverin sold seven paintings and was approached by Artblend to do business in Fort Lauderdale on a consignment basis.
• In his first-ever exhibition as an artist, Alex Nero said he was "overwhelmed with the engagement and response. People noted that they have never seen any work similar to mine. I feel accomplished." He currently has two sales of 40"x40"pieces pending with customers in NY for $4,500 each.
• Tanner Lawley commented: "This is by far a highlight in my short, six-year career." During the show, he sold two pieces and sold two pieces after the show from Artexpo leads. He was also asked to develop a commission for a collector for $5,000 – 7,000.
• Brad Robertson sold out of his 12"x12"pieces for $300 each, sold two 48×60 pieces for $4,800 each and made several new contacts for possible commissions.
• Elizabeth Pinkhasov from The Metropolitan Art Museum estimated the exhibition by Palais Royal Gallery (Moscow) as one of the best in ArtExpo New York 2014.
• Louise Cutler Fine Art Studio sold "The Giver III" for $3,800 to a couple that she originally met last year. She added, "They came back to buy a piece from me specifically! I was very honored!"
DECOR Expo Showcase's Big Debut
This year's show also marked the welcomed return of DECOR Expo Showcase. Exhibitors and trade buyers were pleased to see a framing show take place on the East Coast again, and an overwhelming majority of exhibitors made plans to return to DECOR Expo Showcase next year.
Artexpo New York got a lot of attention in the media this year in publications and media including Long Island Pulse, Examiner, Posture, WHERE, New York Magazine, Woman Around Town, NY1, Art World News and Art Business News, to name a few. Our social media stats were also hopping! Twitter was on fire with #ArtexpoNY comments and praise, and our Facebook fans had lots of great things to say, too. Thank you all for the wonderful feedback!
Events, Giveaways & Other Surprises
The weekend was jam-packed with exceptional events, seminars, guest appearances and giveaways. Here are a few more highlights from the show:
• More than 3,000 art giveaways courtesy of QArt
• Aaron Poritz Furniture VIP lounge
• Trends & Topics education series
• "Splash of Color" seminar and meet and greet with HGTV's David Bromstad
• Opening night party with complimentary Belaya Rus vodka cocktails, KIND snacks and Vita Coco
• Exhibition and LIVE photo shoot by Jordan Matter, photographer and New York Times bestselling author
• Official Artexpo New York poster contest and winner unveiling. The contest theme was "New York."
• Guided Art Tours
• Artist unveilings and painting demonstrations
• Touch Galleries presented award-winning Nelson Mandela Collection
• A range of international artists represented, including: Bejing Caiyuxan Gallery, from Bejing, China; Galleria Quorum, from Madrid, Spain; Palais Royal Gallerie, from Moscow, Russia; Canapo Art Gallery, which exhibits a collection of Latin-American masters and artists; Square Gallery, from Positano, Italy, and more.
And did you catch photographer and exhibitor Jordan Matter doing a photo shoot with dancers and circus performers? That was a blast!
Videographer Bill Crumlic was on hand and captured some excellent footage of the show. Have a look:
Once again, we'd like to thank everyone for being a part of Artexpo New York 2014! We'll be back again at Pier 94 next year from April 23-26 for a four-day show with a trade-only opening day. See you there? For registration information, please visit the EXHIBIT section of our website.
2013 Show Photos & Highlights
Artexpo New York 2013's sold-out show was a tremendous hit with exhibitors and attendees alike! Art sales were high this year, show traffic was up by 25%, Trade attendance was up 21%, and 91% of polled attendees said they enjoyed the event.
Here are just a few photos from the big weekend in NYC. (For those of you who attended Artexpo, you might see some familiar faces! Feel free to share on your website, blog or social media pages.)
What Artists Said About the Show
It was a wild ride! Everything was in hyperdrive. The rush of people entering the exhibit the first night, the yellow cabs dotting the standstill traffic, watching a conceptual Broadway show. This was our ninth year exhibiting at Artexpo New York. And I am happy to announce that the show was a complete success. We sold all the pieces featured at the exhibition!
—Anna Razumovskaya
ANNA ART Publishing
Great show, good sales! I wish I'd brought more of my larger paintings—they all sold. I sold 9 pieces overall. I was surprised at the number of buyers, but I had no more works left after Saturday.
—Peter Colbert
What Attendees Had to Say
I attended a good number of the presentations and panels, and I found the information invaluable. I am busily disseminating my newfound knowledge—and often just the important facts I needed to be reminded of—to my employees. I also feel the quality and quantity of the artwork on exhibit was right on. Something for everyone. I made a number of purchases and eagerly await their arrivals.
—Carla Hamilton
Four Corners Gallery
The presentation was very nice this year and the show seemed to have a certain spark to it. The range of art was diverse—there were many unique, independent artists in addition to the publishers, and that was something I enjoyed. I understand you're going to move the show over to Pier 94 next year, and I think that will make it even better for 2014.
Gunnar Nordstrom
Gunnar Nordstrom Gallery
Moving to Pier 94 in 2014:
Three Shows in One!
As Gunnar mentioned in his quote above, we will be moving to Pier 94 next year to accommodate the growth of the show. Our 2014 event will feature three shows in one:
• Artexpo New York, our original, juried fine art fair featuring top publishers and gallery owners
• [SOLO], a highly competitive fair for independent artists
• DECOR Expo, a trade-only event featuring top trends and products for the fine art and framing industry
Our 2014 event will feature wider aisles, with even more room to showcase artists' works. We also have exciting plans already in the works for live entertainment and new Topics & Trends seminars. To be a part of it all, submit your application to exhibit by June 1st and we'll offer you 2013 prices on your booth space. Better yet: pay in full and you'll save 5%.
See you at next year's show!
Artist Sandra Iafrate Blooms in the U.S. at Artexpo
Sandra Iafrate
Booth #365 Artexpo
Canadian resident Sandra Iafrate is making her US her debut with a big, bold statement at Artexpo! For her first year at the show, she's showcasing bursting bouquets of vibrant florals painted on massive linen supports in her "Abundance" series.
Having moved to Virginia from Toronto last year, Iafrate says she was very excited to be showing her work in the U.S. and has been working with concept designs she planned several years ago.
"I love to get an oversized piece of canvas and tape it to the wall and just go," says Iafrate, who says Abundance was inspired by her days as a student in the 1980s living near a boisterous flower market in East London.
"I can only describe the atmosphere on a Sunday morning as beautiful chaos: vendors shouting, colors and aromas all whirling about your head as you make your way through."
The mix and mingle in Abundance is a great intro to spring in the 76" x 108" major piece, and two long pieces measuring 76"x34" each. With its sheer size, you can't help but stop and smell the roses.
"I'm a big fan of bringing the outdoors in, especially in the city," says Iafrate. Having lived in Toronto for 8 years, she said she has painted mostly nature, floral and foliage as the city folk want to bring in some gardens that they don't have to water.
In addition, Iafrate is showing contrasting abstracts in a series of five paintings, which are reminiscent of waterfalls. A dramatic contrast of several values hued in pthalo blue with a textured vertical 'fall' in white. This series entitled, Tunya (The Smoke That Thunders), which is the translation of the name of the mystic and strong wonder of the World, Victoria Falls. She recently visited the Falls in Zimbabwe, saying that the movement, power and noise from the rush of white water was exhilarating enough to help create this as an abstraction upon her return.
For more information, please visit www.sandraiafrate.com
Artexpo Booth #365
Mayor Bloomberg Welcomes Artexpo to New York
We are delighted to announce that NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg has written us a warm letter, welcoming the Artexpo staff, artists and guests to the city and Pier 92.
Said Bloomberg:
Our unparalleled arts institutions and the many talented artists who live and work here embody the creativity and innovation that defines our City, and that is why we are delighted to lend our support to the Artexpo, the largest fine art trade show in the world.
You can read the full letter here.
Thank you for the warm welcome, Mayor Bloomberg! We hope to see you at Artexpo.
Artwork of the Day: New York Cityscapes, Tibi Hegyesi
Today's Artwork of the Day is "NYC-117," a 40″x40″ oil painting by Tibi Hegyesi, who will be joining us as a return exhibitor at Artexpo New York 2013 next week.
Tibi Hegyesi is an established visual artist with a Master degree in Fine Arts and visual communication. His works are featured in reputable galleries, art fairs and art magazines from around the world and are on display in numerous private and corporate collections in North America, Europe and the Far East.
Tibi's artistic distinctiveness lies in his ability to capture the essence of the world around him through vibrantly contemporary visuals of an unseen depth of field and richness of color and a captivating emotional feel.
This year at Artexpo New York, Tibi is launching a brand new collection of cityscape oil paintings as a tribute to the realistic art that brought him fame and acclaim as a young artist. He also brings a few new, large-scale landscape and floral themed paintings done in fused acrylic, the unique painting medium that has become Tibi's trademark in the latest years.
We look forward to hosting Tibi at Artexpo New York 2013. His art will be on display in Booth 262 in the main Pavilion. You can find out more about his art at tibi.ca.
Artwork of the Day: Expressions, Alexis Silk
Today's Artwork of the Day is "Expressions," a series of 5 x 10 x 5 hot sculpted blown glass sculptures by Artexpo New York 2013 exhibitor Alexis Silk.
Alexis' colorful, provocative sculptures are timeless. Working in cast bronze, hot sculpted blown glass and steel, she explores interrelationships of humanity, culture and industry. Her primary subject is the human figure—dynamic or in repose, classical, familiar and rich with meaning. In her works, intrinsic beauty combines with conceptual depth.
One of the leading young sculptors currently working in hot glass, Alexis was born in Seattle in 1983 and moved to Berkeley, California when she was 10 years old. In 2001, she entered the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). She quickly identified sculpture as her passion, with a focus in foundry. A student of human form, she learned to combine her close knowledge of anatomy with a passion for fire and an unquenchable thirst for meaning.
Conceptually and artistically, Alexis likes to push the boundaries of what is deemed possible. Her glass figures are sculpted entirely freehand while the glass is piping hot on the end of blowpipe or punty rod. Her largest figures are close to half her body weight and take a team of five or six assistants to handle the glass while she sculpts.
Since receiving her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2005, Alexis has continued to study with glass masters like Pino Signoretto, Richard Royal and Boyd Sugiki. She's been working full time as an artist since 2006. Today, her innovative work is displayed in museums, galleries, private collections and fine art shows around the country.
We look forward to sharing her work with you this March at Artexpo New York 2013!
Artwork of the Day: Unanswered Prayers 05, Anna Paola Pizzocaro
Today's Artwork of the Day is "Unanswered Prayers 05" by Artexpo New York 2013 exhibitor Anna Paola Pizzocaro. The New York-based artist's "Unanswered Prayers" series invites the viewer into a world rich with dreamlike, oceanic images juxtaposed against wildlife, human figures and an urban backdrop.
Waking and dreaming are one in these fine art photography images, which are as surprising and unpredictable as the ocean itself. Jellyfish somersault in an abandoned building as oceanic light filters through the window. Flamingos flock into a room with wine-dark walls and ankle-deep water. A polar bear climbs onto a leather couch to avoid a salty rush of waves. Here's what Anna has to say about her photographic explorations, and about fine art photography in general:
Today, the manipulation of photographic images is omnipresent in magazines and advertising, in medical imaging, and increasingly in the snapshots of vacations, weddings, and graduations that we email to friends and family and upload to social networking websites. It is not surprising that artists have used these new tools to realize their work and promote reflection on the medium's past, present and future. Whether imagining alternate realities or reinterpreting classic works of art, artists today are pointing the way toward a new conception of photography as a malleable medium with an exquisitely complex relationship to visual truth.
Anna has an MFA in Art History and Aesthetics from the Sorbonne, along with a post-graduate degree in post-production and animation from the Ensad School of Arts (Ecole National Superieure Des Arts Decoratifs) in Paris. Upon graduation, she did digital work in commercials and TV for several years and then went on to pursue her art in New York City, where she lives and works today.
We look forward to hosting Anna from March 21-24 this year at Artexpo New York 2013! Until then, feel free to visit her online at www.annapaolapizzocaro.com


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It's 'Halloween' time when we visit the WB headquarters of the "Gilmore Girls"; and the large crew is readying the pumpkins and sprucing up the show's central, Stars Hollow, for the occassion. Apparently it's one of the lighter episodes of the season that is being worked on.
Bledel and Graham have their work cut out for them this season we're told. Love triangles, skirmishes, more meddling from Pa and Ma Gilmore….
While on the lot we also popped in over at "ER". Seems Noah Wyle is packing his bags, so they're getting ready to bring in some fresh blood over there (Shane West is being primed as the next show frontrunner apparently…or one of them anyway). On a personal it was a bit of a hoot meeting Madchen Amick, who all those years ago set hearts-a-racin' as lovely Shelly Johnson on "Twin Peaks" now, and by all accounts, seems to be someone the WB is keeping close [She did some "Gilmore Girls" eps a while back too]. What a gorgeous, gorgeous gal.
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U.K. Gas Set for Longest Losing Streak on Record on LNG
May 30 (Bloomberg) -- The largest deliveries of liquefied natural gas cargoes to the U.K. in a year are sending prices for the day-ahead fuel in Europe's biggest market to a sixth monthly decline, the longest losing streak since at least 2007.
The day-ahead contract on the National Balancing Point gas hub dropped to the lowest since October 2011, heading for an 8.2 percent drop this month, broker data compiled by Bloomberg showed. Ten cargoes from Qatar arrived at the U.K.'s South Hook terminal this month, the most in a year, according to port authorities and ship-tracking data on Bloomberg.
LNG arrivals are helping offset reduced flows due to annual gas field maintenance as well as cooler-than-normal weather across northwest Europe. Supplies are set to exceed demand by 10.6 million cubic meters by 6 a.m. tomorrow, according to National Grid Plc, the network operator.
"We have seen that LNG input is strong and with six tankers over the next two weeks, one would say this is set to remain or push even lower," Nick Campbell, an analyst at consultant Inspired Energy Plc in Kirkham, England, said by e-mail today. This week was "the first time we saw potential supply side issues with maintenance."
Day-ahead gas dropped to as low as 42.25 pence a therm ($7.07 per million British thermal units) before trading down 1.4 percent at 42.75 pence a therm as of 4:30 p.m. in London, broker data show.
Fuel for July delivery fell 0.3 percent to 44.18 pence a therm on the ICE Futures Europe exchange in London. Dutch gas for day-ahead delivery on the Title Transfer Facility hub slid as much as 1.7 percent to 18.18 euros ($24.76) a megawatt-hour.
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Planned maintenance at fields and facilities in Norway curbed supply from the U.K.'s biggest foreign supplier. ConocoPhillips has had four unplanned outages at its J-Block field in the North Sea this month.
Three LNG tankers are currently scheduled to arrive in the U.K. next month and two are expected to dock at Belgium's Zeebrugge.
Gas withdrawals from U.K. storage sites increased after the within-day price premium to the front-month contract rose to the highest in more than a year, prompting traders to sell inventories to take advantage of the gap. Withdrawals jumped to 24 million cubic meters yesterday, the most in two months, Brussels-based Gas Infrastructure Europe and broker data showed.
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Ukraine transferred $786 million to pay for February to March gas supplies, Oettinger said after the Berlin meeting today, where no deal was reached. Russia needs to be sure Ukraine will keep paying for gas, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told reporters in Minsk, Belarus.
U.K. demand, including exports, storage and power generation, is forecast at 191 million cubic meters through 6 a.m. tomorrow, in line with the seasonal norm, according to National Grid data. Flows into the system were at 197 million cubic meters today, in line with a 10-day average.
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Norwegian flows to the U.K. are at 49 million cubic meters, up from as low as 15.5 million cubic meters on May 28, Gassco AS data show. Imports from the Netherlands via the BBL pipeline linking the two countries were more than 50 percent below the 30-day average as Dutch gas for day-ahead delivery was more expensive than the fuel in the U.K. for a fourth day.
Exports to Belgium were nominated at 26.9 million cubic meters today, down from 28.4 million cubic meters yesterday, according to data from Interconnector (U.K.) Ltd.
Average temperatures in the U.K. and northwest Europe will be 15.3 degrees Celsius (60 degrees Fahrenheit) next week, compared with a seasonal norm of 16 degrees, according to WSI Corp. data using the ECMWF model at 6:55 a.m. Temperatures will be below normal in much of central and eastern Europe through the weekend, MDA Weather Services said in an e-mailed report yesterday.
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Dawn French has extended her stay in Bromley during her critically-acclaimed tour in September.
The popular comedian and actor has been winning plaudits for her 30 Million Minutes show, which is directed by Michael Grandage, and has added a fifth date to her run at The Churchill Theatre.
She will now play Bromley from Tuesday, September 9, to Saturday, September 13, making it the longest run of the tour.
Go to atgtickets.com/Bromley for tickets.
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