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Invitation to Host an Art Gallery
March 6th, 2008
I'd like to invite you to add an art gallery to your work place. It could be at no cost to your organization, too! "SoftMatchART brings works of art to workplaces and public spaces". See www.softmatch.com We work with local artists and private / public sponsors to produce and maintain original art collections for display in workplaces for the pleasure of staff and visitors. These art collections, which can vary in size and theme provide a changing supply of beautiful images to adorn selected walls / display cases. Those interested in buying an object of art can contact the artist directly and save on commissions. If you would like to be a supporter of the arts and are interested in having an art display at your organization please email sheila@softmatch.com or Tel: (416) 756-3221 to discuss.
PRESS RELEASE -
SoftMatchART launches new web site
Press Release Julie Saeger Nierenberg art show opens at Rainbow Market Square Gallery Feb 1 – 29, her work creates realistic and impressionistic depictions of vivid sunrises and sunsets, animals in their natural habitat with a truly environmental message. More information call 416-494-2369 Anita Brooks art show opens at Rainbow Market Square Gallery Feb 1 – 29, her dreamy flowers give an impression of an enchanted garden. More information call 416-699-0499 Dan Monaghan's Stone Art Sculpture Show opens at Rainbow Market Square Gallery Feb 1 – 29. Dan, a Canadian soapstone artist, hand carves stunning, one-of-a-kind, soapstone animal sculptures and objects. More information call 1-905-635-1862 Donald Agopsowitz Photography Show opens at Rainbow Market Square Gallery Feb 1 – 29. Travel to Paris, Rome, Nova Scotia and Toronto in his stunning photographs. More information call 647-380-2410. Location or artist information call Sheila Mitchell 416-756-3221
Press Release New artist installed at Rainbow Market Square Gallery Feb 1 – 29 80 Front Street East - between Church & Jarvis - in the heart of Toronto's historic St. Lawrence Market district. Toronto Based Artist, Julie Saeger Nierenberg, works primarily with acrylics, watercolors, graphite, and oils. Julie is sensitive to the environment and creates realistic impressionistic depictions of vivid sunrises and sunsets, dramatic cloud formations, and majestic mountain ranges. Her canvases also feature rustic farms, historical buildings, and distinguished faces. Julie has traveled to many of the United States, Europe, Central America, and Israel. She also lived in Oklahoma and Indiana, USA, as well as Cuernavaca, Mexico. Everywhere she goes Julie is inspired by the local sites and settings. A portion of each art sale is donated to charity causes and to educational funding in the communities where Julie's works are sold. Tree Canada will benefit from this Rainbow Cinema show and sale. Julie Saeger Nierenberg - More information call 416-494-2369 Photograph available upon request of Artist in residence at the gallery.
Press Release Feburary 12, 2008 - Anita Brooks returns to the Rainbow Market Place Gallery with her newest and expressive paintings that uses the vocabulary of street graffiti for aesthetic or expressive effect. Graffiti art is enjoying an new 'in-roads into the official art world' and it now seems to reside quite comfortably in the gallery world. Anita's work uses of minimum of colours on a shiny concrete grey background which makes the graffiti cubes and shapes jump off the canvas, right into your face. Her show will continue at 80 Front Street, Toronto until February 29, 2008 - For more information call the artist directly at : 416-699-0499 or curator at 416-756-3221
SoftMatchART
- the lowest-cost, commission-free way to show and sell art. The following
installation dates are available at present: Plan ahead to market your art:
SoftMatchART: Art marketing opportunity - #080118-1 SoftMatchART - the lowest-cost, commission-free way to show and sell art. Location: Downtown Toronto. One of our host venues has a new display cabinet available in an excellent, high visibility, high traffic location suitable for displaying pottery, fabric / textile, metal, wood sculpture artwork. The display case is a 6-sided glass and wood cabinet, with display space about 48" in height and diameter 36", with a sold wood base, so it could house several pieces up to 16" wide. Installation date:
Immediately until Feb 29, 2008 (almost 6 weeks).
Toronto, 14th January, 2008..... SoftMatch.com is pleased to announce the launch of it's innovative new service for artists: "SoftMatchART brings works of art to workplaces and public spaces". The idea for this new and unique service comes from
Sheila J. According to Sheila, "Artists are always looking for places to show their work but often gallery space is limited and commission fees too expensive. SoftMatchART charges no commissions to artists and arranges for their work to be seen and enjoyed in business and public settings. "Our company has been matching buyers and sellers in business markets for 25 years and now we are providing artists with a much wider audience thanks to corporate sponsors who are delighted to host galleries in their workplaces and public spaces". SoftMatch works with local artists to produce and maintain changing original art collections for display in sponsor workplaces for the pleasure of staff and visitors. These art collections, which can vary in size and theme, provide a continually changing supply of beautiful images to adorn selected walls or display cases. Sheila says, "SoftMatchART is a "win-win" for both the artists who get their work in front of a wider audience and those who host SoftMatchArt collections and enjoy viewing beautiful images".
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