vendredi 30 avril 2010
jeudi 15 avril 2010
Over 150 works now completed 2010 fine art
OVER 150 WORKS NOW COMPLETED
"International Collection takes shape"With more than 150 of its 160 original works already completed the 2010 International Fine Art Collection is now almost fully assembled. Speaking about the phenomenal progress that has been made, Rob Spaull (General Manager of 2010 Fine Art) said: "When you consider that we only learned which of the national teams had finally qualified late last year it is remarkable that we now have artists and works from all 32 participating nations. We are especially pleased that we have been able to secure leading contemporary artists from countries like North Korea and Algeria – whose commercial art environment is perhaps not as widely developed and accessible as other larger commercial markets. The result is a Collection whose diversity is unrivalled – a fitting global celebration of the world’s largest and most watched sporting event. Spaull also highlighted the fact that the signed, limited edition prints of the original works were now being offered to purchase by collectors in a special pre-retail phase – at a discount of 15% off the recommended retail price point. Prospective buyers were encouraged to select and reserve the works in which they were interested by using the online system of the 2010 Fine Art website.
mercredi 7 avril 2010
2010 Fine art exhibition at the Radisson Cape Town
NEW 2010 FINE ART EXHIBITION
"At the Radisson Blu Hotel, Cape Town"Date: Until the end of July 2010
Venue: Foyer, Radisson Blu Hotel, Granger Bay, Cape Town
While taking in the sea views directly below the new stadium constructed for the coming 2010 FIFA World Cup™, visitors to the Radisson Blu Hotel in Cape Town, South Africa are now able to gaze upon yet another striking vista: The 2010 African Fine Art Collection. Lasting from now until the end of July 2010, hotel guests, restaurant patrons, and members of the general public can view and purchase the works of selected artists from the African Fine Art Collection on display throughout the hotel lobby. From Keith Calder’s striking bronzes to Barbara Ploner’s vivid paintings, the pieces of the 2010 African Fine Art Collection bridge the world of football and art and bring to visitors a new and creative element of the World Cup. Also available to patrons is a selected range of merchandising products, most notably the 2010 African Fine Art ArtCards. The exhibition can be found at the Radisson Blu Hotel, located in the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront Complex, next to the Cape Town Stadium.
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