MORA Museum

02/20/2022

02/14/2022

We are pleased to announce a call for entries for the virtual International Art Fair, IAF-2022. February 15-25, 2022
Artists, NFT artists, private collectors, designers, photographers, video artists, are invited to submit artworks for consideration.

The International Art Fair (IAF) has provided a platform for artists in diverse media and styles to show their new work.
For the past 10 years, we have promoted hundreds of artists from around the world. The International Art Fair (IAF) aims to make art accessible to new audiences, including, for the first time, the NFT world.

Our virtual and physical exhibits are consistently received with enthusiasm by collectors, media, galleries, and curators.
We promote our Virtual Exhibits via our mass email campaign, in addition to LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
We invite artists to submit their artwork FREE OF CHARGE for consideration and selection by our jury committee.

TO APPLY:
To take part in the selection, send your works with a CV or a short bio and three images of your artwork, including the artist’s name, title of the work, media, dimensions and price to: [email protected]

Please include:
• The artist’s name
• The title of the work
• The medium of the work
• The size of the work
• The price of the work (if applicable)

12/09/2021

GALLERY MARGO PRESENTS
A VIRTUAL SOLO ART EXHIBIT BY
BENJAMIN WOOLLCOTT:
OPTIMISTIC NIHILISM 
December 5-20, 2021
Link in Bio!

Benjamin Woollcott is a contemporary painter based in New York City. Growing up, he often visited museums while traveling, and this is where he found his love for art. The innovation and genius of the many 19th century artists inspired him to explore the medium of painting himself. He trained at Colby College, refining his technique and developing his identity as a painter. Benjamin’s process involves focusing his mind on a single emotion or memory and allowing his subconscious to take over. Through automatic drawing and painting, he creates complex visual representations of an internal place.

12/05/2021

GALLERY MARGO PRESENTS
A VIRTUAL SOLO ART EXHIBIT
by ALISSAR NAJD LANGWORTHY
November 30-December 14, 2021
 
 "Art that halts you is an art that moves you"

"My journey in art began at a very young age, growing up in Liberia, West Africa. I vividly remember the bustle of life in the Liberian open markets and on the streets. There were people from many nationalities who worked and lived in the country at the time, and I was fortunate to have had the immersion in that multi-cultural world. I believe it provided me with a wider lens from which to view and understand the world around me.
After my family moved to the United States, I obtained my formal training in fine arts. I fell in love with oil painting, and it has been my primary medium since. My earlier works favored post-impressionism, but later, my art gravitated toward abstraction - and the works of artists like DeKooning, Po***ck, Rothko, and Hilma Af Klint – masters whose works fostered inspiration toward my pivot into abstract art.
For the past few years, I served as a maritime captain of an ocean research vessel in New England. I believe that my painting style received some influence from the thinking process inherent to maritime training and my time at sea. I saw my artwork take yet another pivot, adding dimensional changes to my abstract pieces. It is with this example of evolutionary changes that art transforms and progresses, and I find my passion for abstract art is heightened with each experiential change and new direction."
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