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It's Showtime - Welcome to the 5th Edition of the Expose Us -"Art Events, News and Reviews" Online.
This edition is called showtime to highlight the addition of Shows and Events till March 2010! Participate in Ongoing Art Events and get some added exposure and hopefully sales through out the summer. Let's not forget about the power of joining a Local Art Organization. Art Organizations provide you a great opportunity to, learn, network and ability to participate in select shows and contests. Finally get involved with "Art in Public Places".

Spotlight Artist - Philip Corley

New Art on display at the Hurricane Cafe

The Hurricane Cafe located on 14050 US 1 Juno Beach, is pround to announce their latest addtion of art work. Currently on display is one of America’s top illustrators Jon Ellis. His work has been featured on the cover of Time magazine, and is archived in the Smithonian Institute. www.JonEllisArt.com

In addtion we are excited to show beautiful photography by Marjorie Wolfson. Marjorie travels around the world and has just visited Antartica. These experiences provide her with the opportunity to capture many wonderful images.
www.MarjorieWolfson.com

The art display at the Hurricane Cafe is open to all artists. Join our mailing list below. There is no charge to show your work, however expect to pay approximately 25% of the sale price for commission. Call to Artists Contact Bryan Sullivan 561-352-1839
www.exposeus.com/hurricanegallery.

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The Life of An Artist

Philip A. Corley was born April 11, 1944 in Dublin, Ireland. He studied at the National College of Art 1959 to 1964, tutored by Sean Keating, Maurice McGonical, John Kelly. At age 15, he was the youngest artist ever to exhibit at the Royal Hibernian Academy, qualifying as a teacher the following year.

Corley won a private scholarship, breaking in 1961 to 1962, and entered the Academy de la Grande Chaumiere in Paris, France, where he was tutored by Yves Brayer. He returned to Dublin to finish his studies where he continued exhibiting annually at the Royal Hibernian Academy as well as local galleries. He was a founder member of the group 65 (a collection of Dublin artists) and project g (an independent artist co-op), both still flourishing.

To arrange for a viewing of his original work contact Philip's Studio: www.philipcorley.com

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