Haiti Art Fund Auction Closing Soon

Now's the time to get your bid in -- there is still time to get special small artworks, help Haiti and bring joy to your home or acquire a unique gift for a friend. Over 100 artists are participating. There are a lot of bids, but prices are still very reasonable. Brought to you by Monkdogz Urban Art, 100% of the proceeds will go to Haiti relief. Auction closes March 31, 2010 (Eastern Daylight Time).

Participating artists: Habib Aghamohammadi, Hussein Almohasen, Harriet Andronikides, Michael Apice, James Armstrong, Kisito Assagni, Krisztina Asztalos, Sébastien Aurillon, Esther Barend, Batz, April Bending, John Bennett, Morten Blyme, Liliana Bogao, Leonor Brazao, Jeffrey R. Brosbe, Benjamin de Brousse, Karen Burt, Ruth Butler, Jean Marc Calvet, Batís Campillo, Pablo Caviedes, Ed McCormack, Jeannie McCormack, Petyr Cirino, Avery Clemmons, Nancy Cohen, Sue Collins, Kim Cook, Vianey Cordova, Anthony Cuban, Roger Cummiskey, Daria, Daniel De Cullé, Dulcie Dee, Dejo, Joyce DiBona, Edgar Doctor, Tray Drumhann, R. D. Dubh, Hiroshi Endo, Eric Eric, Bjorn Eriksen, Walter Festuccia, Cheryl Finfrock, Jenny Georgi, Carla Goldberg, Cassandra Gordon-Harris, Rosa Gravino, Franz Graw, Claire Elizabeth Menes Hanlen, Chloe Anne Menes Hanlen, James Hartman, Daniel Hanequand, Rich Hawk, Sylvia Hennequin, Robert d. Hogge, Renette Jasphy, Pilar Jimenez, Betina Jung, Ingrid Kamerbeek, Mollie Kellogg, Alice Khomski, Chat Ko, Alex Koms, Alphonse Lane, Enrique Linaza, Isaac Germán Eloa Maestro, Stephen Oatway, Diane Oliver, Kathy Ostman-Magnusen, Roberta Masciarelli, Mary Adele Hanlen d' Menes, Sonja Benskin Mesher, Rich Milo, Fran Minien, Minya, Elena Murer, Mwano, Veru Narula, Hung Viet Nguyen, Stephen Oatway, Ai Ohkawara, Lou Patrou, Valerie Patterson, Abbe Pearl, Jonna Pedersen, Karin Perez, Cathérine Petré, Penelope Przekop, Mary Ellen Rhatigan, Steve Reinhart, Isabelle Ribot, Bobbie Rich, Stephanie Rocknak, Pilar Roldán, Karina Sala, Pere Salinas, Carmen Sanzsoto, Evieta Satijadi, Bart Senders, Andrea Shapiro, Ilene Skeen, Kathy Slamen, Bill Sonic, Heather Stoltz, Lynne Taetzsch, Junichi Takahashi, William Thierfelder, Randy Thurman, Jaimee Todd, Ana Toledo, Ann Tracy, Wan-Jin Tsai, Mireille Dubois Vanhove, Stephen Verona, Francisco, Villagran, Jed Williams, Astrid Witt, Jan Wurm, Katerina Xarchopoulou, Mari Yamagiwa, Elizabeth Yonza

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Barebrush Announces March and April Nudes-of-the-Month

61 days, 60 artists, vote for the Curators' Choice, Your Favs

For Immediate Release

NEW YORK/EWORLDWIRE/Mar 3, 2010 --- POP Art and "Character"  In her selection of both old and new work for the March and April barebrush N*des-of-the-Month calendars, Beth DeTal of Rogue Space|Chelsea was responding to the values of contemporary art. She especially liked work which pushed the media into new boundaries but at its foundation had character. Several pieces were singled out for special mention. She launched March with New York artist Cindy Sibilsky's "Shoulder Mountain" and said that Adrienne Mills Red Anon #554 was "awesome."

The 31 artists represented in March, 2010, in day order are: 1* Cindy Sibilsky, 2 Bill Teitsworth, NWS, 3 Jean Marcellino, 4* Donald Kolberg, 5 Gary Paul Stutler, 6 Peter King, 7* Adrienne Mills, 8 Dan McCormack, 9* Ruth Butler, 10 Anat Ronen, 11 Walter Lynn Mosley, 12 Aryn Chapman, 13 Joseph Mays, 14 Chris Hoffman, 15 Jennie Rosenbaum, 16 Tony Lee, 17 Stephanie Fuller, 18 Robert Nizamov, 19 Stephen Panoushek, 20 Emily Stedman, 21 Tim Woodhouse, 22 Colleen Martin, 23 William Jobling, 24* Mollie Kellogg, 25 Martin Danjue, 26 Hector Olvera, Etor, 27 Susan (SZN) Kraft, 28 Kelly Croisdale, 29 Viviana Florea, 30 Eric Angeloch, 31 Chanit Roston.

With the April calendar, DeTal continued her program of whimsy and character, laughing as she selected "Fit" by John Luce Lockett of England to start the month. She explained that by "character" she meant that "you could look at a piece and feel the personality of the artist and all the elements involved: the model, textures, colors. In many of these artworks, the artist found ways to show the human form in unconventional ways - contortion, etc." DeTal thought Mollie Kellogg probably "really enjoyed" painting her "Incognito Witch Project" series.


In another note, she made special mention of Jean Marcellino, the only barebrush artist to appear in both calendars. DeTal felt that although not her personal taste in art styles, Marcellino's art "rings true. She has an amazing talent for capturing likenesses." DeTal also said that she felt that she [DeTal] knows these people because "she [the artist] gets so much character into her work. If I met them, I would recognize them right away."

The 30 artists represented in April, 2010, in day order are: 1* John Luce Lockett, 2 Sara Swan, 3 Roger Cummiskey, 4 Jean Marcellino, 5 Kelly Borsheim, 6 William Thierfelder, 7* Anthony Gordon, 8 David Michael Hollander, 9 Jacqui Morgan, 10 C. Charles Wang, 11 Ben Riviere-Nazareno, 12 Frank Olesen, 13 Judith Araujo-Volkmann, 14 Donelli J. DiMaria, 15 Guenter Knop, 16 Grant Besley, 17* Will Maller, 18 Janet A. Cook, 19 Christopher Smith, 20 Lucinda Luvaas, 21 Michael Seif, 22 Terry Hinkle, 23 Kathryn Wasserman, 24 Kathy Ostman-Magnusen, 25* Angelique Price, 26 Leon Nicholas Kalas, 27* Donna Cleary, 28 Tina Johnston, 29 Haydee Torres, 30 Ilene Skeen.


About Barebrush
The goal of barebrush is to increase the public awareness, acceptance and appreciation of the art of the nude.

Membership is free. No monthly charges. Artists list art for a nominal fee - $1/artwork for 60 days. Multiple curators look at the art. Artists win free listings, placement in the N*des-of-the-Month calendars. Prizes. Art in the calendars becomes a permanent part of the history of barebrush.


Online since 2006. Now accepting art for the May & June 2010 calendars. Guest curator to be announced.


*Curators Choice nominee


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