All Blog Posts Tagged 'summer' (5)

NARCOTIC SALE demonstrates how a single short word could work a veritable mass hypnosis. SALE has become the clarion call for the youth-conscious, dynamic and globally aware person of today. It incites a craving for material possessions and makes of responsible customers, compulsive and insatiable consumers. The days when we went shopping primarily to fulfill the family’s basic needs are…

FLORAL IMPACT opposes mankind’s severe encroachments upon nature. Even without the depredations of genetic engineering, 22% of all plant species are in danger of extinction. With their passing, countless animal species which stand to lose their habitats as a consequence also face annihilation. The inadvertent introduction of genetically modified (GM) plants extraneous to an ecosystem…

The fine-art exhibition entitled, 'Dog Days of Summer' begins in August 2012 and features work of prominent photographer, H.D. Hasselbarth, at the Art Uptown Gallery in Sarasota, FL. The opening reception is scheduled on Friday, August 3, 2012, from 6-9 pm. All artwork is for sale and affordably priced.



"I'm very pleased to be included in this exhibition again at Art Uptown Gallery. It is the oldest fine-arts gallery in the Sarasota and carries a great reputation. This is the 4th…

                                                        ¨ Art Takes Times Square¨

                  A massive exhibition in Times Square (summer 2012)





 I invite you to see my Digital Images and help me have more chances with the jury in the selection for a huge exhibition in…

Ax4u is pleased to announce that HD Hasselbarth is included in the current Dog Days Exhibition at Art Uptown in Sarasota, Florida.  This was a juried competition with over 200 entries.  Her piece, "A Chair for Vincent" is a 13 x 19-inch photograph of Vincent Van Gogh's bedroom. Unlike the famous portrait that Van Gogh painted, this room depicts the austerity and plainness of Van Gogh's surrounding.  "It reminds us that creativity comes from within," states Hasselbarth, "not from our…