Der Berlin Art Club (BAC) ist eine kreative Kunst-Community in Berlin und der Begriff "bac 1st" bezieht sich auf eine spezielle Ausstellungsreihe und ein Open-Call Event, welches der Club 2012 im Loewe Saalveranstaltet hat. Der Artliterat war als Medienkünstler zu Gast und im ersten Teil sehen wir die Ausstellungsexponate von über 80 Künstlern aus über 20 Ländern und 4 Kontinenten und eine multikulturelle musikalische Darbietung.

The Berlin Art Club (BAC) is a creative art community in Berlin, and the term "bac 1st" refers to a special exhibition series and open-call event hosted by the club at the Loewe Saal in 2012. "Der Artliterat" attended as a guest media artist; in the first part, we see works by over 80 artists from more than 20 countries and 4 continents, as well as a multicultural musical performance.

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Hi! I'm looking for a painter to paint a 9' grand piano in Midtown Manhattan. No specific style required. It will be a temporary piece as the piano will ultimately get refinished early next year. Looking for someone to complete the project in the next few weeks. This is a paid gig, happy to discuss pricing. Pls respond or message me if you're interested!

The Online.

We're a multidisciplinary collective and independent publication
documenting the strange,beautiful,and ordinary parts of being alive.

Through photography, film, writing, design, music, zines, and whatever
medium feels right, we create work that will linger.

Our work lives somewhere between documentation and imagination.

We're drawn to the overlooked, the nostalgic, the experimental, and the
deeply personal.

Our collective exists to give emerging artists a place to experiment,
collaborate, and tell stories that might otherwise go unheard...
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For our inaugural issue, we’re looking for work that captures late-night feelings, nostalgia, intimacy, solitude, city lights, empty streets, bedroom ceilings, fleeting memories, dreams, youth, friendship, love, heartbreak, identity, and the beauty found in ordinary moments. We welcome pieces that feel raw, reflective, cinematic, or deeply personal.

3:17 A.M. is a zine about the hours between yesterday and tomorrow. It’s about memories that keep us awake, the conversations we replay, the friendships we thought would last forever, and the strange comfort of knowing we’re not the only ones staring at the ceiling in the dark.

Through photographs, journal entries, illustrations, fragments of stories, and found objects, it explores nostalgia, loneliness, growing older, and the quiet beauty of existing while the world sleeps. This is a love letter to sleepless nights, forgotten places, and the versions of ourselves that only seem to exist at 3:17 A.M.

We accept photography, illustrations, paintings, mixed media, film stills, graphic design, poetry, short fiction, personal essays, journal excerpts, comics, experimental work, and anything that doesn’t fit neatly into a category.

Show us what 3:17 A.M. feels like to you.

Submit your work here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSey1pXYVAxuPo2g3YUvuA-MDgu2Z_nvZNZtMyC9kSN9icReVw/viewform

or email your work to us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

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Hi guys,

I’m looking for a course in sculpturing (various materials are fine with me) in NYC in the fall. I’m visiting from Germany for a couple of months and would love to learn. If no course, even just from a private person - thankful for all help!

Rob

Started painting a few months ago after moving to NYC and recently hosted my first mini gallery in my apartment in Williamsburg.

These are a few of the pieces I’ve been working on - mostly bright colours, surreal characters, mushrooms, space cowboys and whatever else makes me smile.

Would love to hear what people think and which piece is your favourite.

Next month I'm visiting NYC a week with friends (Dutchie here). I'd love to find a good tour through some good NYC galleries. Do you have any tips, or guides you recommend?

Hi all. Can anyone suggest some open figure drawing classes/ sessions? The kind where you don’t have to sign up for a whole class, but can go as much or little as you want? Even better if it’s a drink and draw, like at a bar or something, but anywhere’s fine. Looking to work on my skills while meeting other creative people. Manhattan is currently most convenient but other boroughs could work. Thnx sign up for a whole class, but can go as much or little as you want? Even better if it’s a drink and draw, like at a bar or something, but anywhere’s fine. Looking to work on my skills while meeting other creative people. Manhattan is currently most convenient but other boroughs could work. Thnx

Hi all. Can anyone suggest some open figure drawing classes/ sessions? The kind where you don’t have to sign up for a whole class, but can go as much or little as you want? Even better if it’s a drink and draw, like at a bar or something, but anywhere’s fine. Looking to work on my skills while meeting other creative people. Manhattan is currently most convenient but other boroughs could work. Thnx

Hi everyone,

I'm an architecture student, and this semester I'm working on a design project for an Artist Housing Community. The idea is to create a residential environment where artists can live, work, and interact with each other. Each home will include a dedicated studio/workspace, and the community is intended for both visual and performing artists.

I'd love to hear your thoughts as artists, creatives, or anyone interested in this kind of living environment.

If you were going to live in an artist-focused housing community, what facilities, amenities, or shared spaces would you want to have? These could be related to creating art, collaboration, exhibitions, performances, relaxation, community interaction, or anything else you think would improve the experience of living and working as an artist.

What would make this community truly inspiring and functional for you?

Review of the exhibit in link. It runs until August 8.

This isn't a promotion or an ad or anything. It was just so good you really should see it!

Sharing an invite to this workshop happening on Sunday morning in Brooklyn!

Art x Embodiment: Creativity at Home in the Body
Join Circling Studios and The Vessel (by Austen Bohmer) for movement and artmaking considering the embodied self as the site of creativity.

🗓 Sunday, July 19; 11am-1pm
📍 Delight Factory, BK (303 Saratoga Ave)
🎟 luma.com/ulzm4you

​The Vessel is a new movement practice for creatives by Austen Bohmer. Drawing inspiration from Butoh, yoga, Jungian Dreamwork, and dancefloors around the world, The Vessel helps you quiet your mind and connect to your body. This is where your creative impulse comes alive.

​After we move, create something with your hands. Guided by the Circling team, wrap up the afternoon with a reflective artmaking opportunity and connect what you've learned to your own creative practice.

​We hope you walk away feeling grounded, connected, inspired, and ready to integrate these experiences into the next steps of your artistic path.

​💞 Pay what you can tickets thanks to the support of Delight Factory ($5 minimum)
⭐ Save your spot here: luma.com/ulzm4you

THIS IS FOR STELLA REC ROOM

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My library is hosting a webinar on Zoom this Thursday 7/16 at 2PM. The Smithsonian American Art Museum will be giving a virtual tour of their galleries, with an emphasis on America's signs and symbols in art. Please delete if this isn't allowed, but if you are interested please join us and register!

[America's Signs and Symbols In Art ](https://sussexcountylibrary.libcal.com/event/16732590)

Hosting this workshop on Wednesday and wanted to extend an invitation :)

Sustaining Art in the Home: A Zine Exploration

🗓 Wednesday, July 15; 7-8:30pm
📍 Delight Factory, BK (303 Saratoga Ave)
🎟 luma.com/lzangdkb

​How do you create a home in which art can survive?

In this 90-minute workshop, attendees will learn to make a miniature zine and then use it as a container for a meditation on the spaces we inhabit and the objects that support our creative practices.

No prior art- or zine-making experience required!

​Taking inspiration from Circling's artist features, which invite artists to share a glimpse behind the scenes of their art practice using material objects and spaces as an entry point, this workshop invites community members to consider the same question. How do you make space for your creative work? What are the tools, supports, and material objects that facilitate your practice?

​Participants will first be guided through the process of creating a versatile mini zine out of paper, and then work through a series of prompts from a drawing warmup to a brainstorming activity, an object study, and a reflection, before sharing out with the group. Light refreshments provided.

​🎟 Pay-what-you-can tickets thanks to the support of Delight Factory; $5 minimum
🌟 Save your spot here: luma.com/lzangdkb

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Thanks!

The Cube Paradox Art Studio

The Cube Paradox Art Studio is a creative space where art, imagination, and community come together. We offer a wide range of artistic experiences, including painting, pottery and clay hand-building, creative workshops, teaching sessions, live drawing, live painting, mural projects, outdoor sketching, and artistic performances.

Our programs are open to both children and adults, whether you are a beginner, a hobbyist, or a practicing artist. The studio encourages exploration, experimentation, and creative expression in a welcoming and inspiring environment.

If you are passionate about art or simply curious to explore your creativity, we invite you to join our community. Participate in workshops, exhibitions, sketch walks, collaborative events, and creative gatherings that inspire learning, connection, and self-expression.

Join The Cube Paradox Art Studio and become part of a growing creative community where ideas come to life through art.