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Texas Artists Will Be Receiving Recognition For Their Achievements In 2014.
Dallas, TX - October 22nd, 2014
Dallas, TX – Texas Artists will be receiving recognition for their achievements in 2014. D.K. Richardson, Kenna Prior Boles, Luis Moya, Elizabeth Shalij, Karen Francis Jones, and Irwin Lightstone are some of the artists representing Texas with their work hanging on walls of galleries and museums across Europe, along with other international contemporary painters and photographers exhibiting their work with IN3 this year. The Awards ceremony will take place on Monday, October 27th / 7-9pm at the TVAA Downtown Gallery in Plaza of the Americas located at 700 N. Pearl, Dallas TX 75201. Collectors also had the opportunity to enjoy the art of Bob Nunn, Jan Partin, Debra Lalumia, Jenny Keller, Jim Stump, Mark McGahan, Brenda McKinney, and Celine Raphael Leygues, accepted in the Fine Art Prints catalogues supporting these shows. The exhibitions are produced by IN3 through partnerships a...
Reception For Diana Moya At TVAA Downtown Gallery Dallas
Frisco, TX - April 3rd, 2011
April 7 at 7-9pm at the TVAA Downtown Gallery located in Plaza of the Americas in Dallas, Texas. Join the Soiree for a glass of wine & hors’dourves, and contribute your personal touch to a french inspired painting with a live model on site. The artist finds inspiration in her travels to bring us interpretations from the recent escapade to France. Paintings, photographs and videos are included in the 'Texas Goes to France' Show & Sale will be on display in the TVAA Downtown Gallery for the month of April and at the Arlington Museum of Arts in May, 2011. RSVP to info@dianamoya.com. Plaza of the Americas - TVAA Downtown Gallery at 700 N. Pearl Street, Suite G207, Dallas, Texas 75201. The Gallery is located on the lobby concourse above the skating rink. Enter by Pearl St. / San Jacinto, go to the end of the lobby area, then go right.
Frisco, TX - November 25th, 2010
Frisco Discovery Center will host the touring exhibition Texas Goes to France with works by Diana Moya and D.K. Richardson. A delegation of Texas artists led by Diana Moya traveled to Europe this summer to exhibit their artwork, representing the USA in two of the most beautiful international exhibitions dedicated to the art of pastel. D.K. Richardson stated, ”Words don’t quite convey the awe of seeing your paintings hanging among the works of other master pastelists from Europe, invited by the oldest Pastel Society in the world founded by art legends as Edgar Degas and Mary Cassatt among other talents.” Paris, Texas? or Paris, France? In an interesting note, both artists start by interpreting the similarities of what they know versus an icon in this exciting venture, as they document their travels through paintings, photographs, and videos. Visit with Diana and D.K. for demos, f...
Frisco, TX - August 5th, 2010
Diana Moya inducted in Paris as the Ambassador of the Société des Pastellistes de France in America. “We are engaged in a "cultural crusade'' and organize exhibitions with prestigious international Pastel Societies and foreign professional Pastel artists from 25 nations. This year we had the exceptional presence of Pastel Societies of Texas, led by Master Pastelliste Diana Moya, representing the United States in our annual international exhibitions. With Moya's leadership as the Ambassador of our Society in America, we will continue to promote the art of pastel while opening opportunities for American artists in Europe” said Jean-Pierre Merat, president of Société des Pastellistes de France, the oldest Pastellist Society in the world. In 1789, the French Revolution banned the art of pastel, then regarded as the art of the nobility. In 1885 pastel artists reacted by creating the Soc...
Diana Moya, Artist Of Collin County
Frisco, TX - April 15th, 2010
Diana Moya featured in the Arts of Collin County website - Meet the Artists. “I believe Arts of Collin County will be a great legacy to the next generation, to help develop their creative thinking and the problem solving skills they’ll need to face the challenges of the future” – Diana Moya. Take a Tour: http://artsofcollincounty.org/the-complex/take-a-tour Donate Now: http://artsofcollincounty.org/donate-now A better community begins here. The Arts of Collin County will welcome more than 100 local arts organizations, offering them a convenient, affordable way to further their individual missions. The amount of music, dance, theater and other fine artistry they will bring to the complex will be unlike anything North Texas – and beyond – has ever experienced. Additionally, national touring artists, Broadway productions and dance troupes will make regular stops at this exciting...
Fine Artists To Represent Frisco And Texas In Europe
Frisco, TX - March 24th, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fine Artist Diana Moya will exhibit her portrait work in the 2010 Festival International du Pastel in Feytiat, and at the European Congress of Pastel in Saint Florent le Veil, from July 3 to September 12, 2010. Moya is invited as a special guest by the Société des Pastellistes de France to represent Frisco and the State of Texas, leading a delegation of Master Pastellistes to France. Moya’s mission is to research Pastel Societies all over the state to select the best of the best for these prestigious European exhibitions. Included in the delegation are Fine Artists Libby Peters, D.K. Richardson, Mary Beth Martin, Kaye Franklin, Susan Carlin, Sue Wiley, and Lucille Carter. Très bien! Diana Moya has been an advocate for the Arts and a professional artist for over 20 years. She has participated in many solo and group shows and her work is collected in the ...
Invitation To Fine Art America Members
Frisco, TX - November 17th, 2009
Arts in the Square Festival - Artist Selection in progress. All artists from Fine Art America are invited to apply to this juried festival. Frisco Square transforms into an outdoor gallery during Arts in the Square. The Festival will take place March 6-7, 2010, featuring the Arts and Texas-style fun. Activities for children of all ages and live entertainment. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your creative talents. Arts in the Square is an annual juried show presenting works from the nation's top visual artists. Jurors select 100 artists to exhibit their museum-quality work at the festival. The artists compete in the following categories: 2D Mixed Media, 3D Mixed Media, Ceramics, Digital, Drawings/Pastels, Fiber, Glass, Jewelry, Leather, Metalwork, Painting, Photography, Sculpture and Wood. Artist’s awards include a magazine spread and a solo show for the winner. Frisco S...
Diana Moya - Art In The Atrium
Frisco, TX - November 1st, 2009
The City of Frisco Public Art Program invites you to join us at the fourth installment of Art in the Atrium ~Progress in Motion~ Featuring the works of 18 artists from the Frisco area. Hi ranked artist Diana Moya will exhibit 6 pieces, one of which was selected to be featured in the invitation to the public. Relax and enjoy with us Wednesday, November 11th, 2009, 7-9pm with music of “Pioneer Middle School Harpists Duet” while exploring the dynamic contrasts between our local artists. Hors d’oeuvres will be served in the 5th floor “City Room” of the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center at 6101 Frisco Square Blvd., Frisco, Texas, 75034 The exhibit is open from Monday, November 9th, 2009 until Friday, August 27th, 2010. The artwork on display will be for sale.
Frisco, TX - September 13th, 2009
'Frisco Bridges' is an Art Exhibit with a purpose. Proceeds will benefit the Frisco Boys and Girls Club's Art program. It is open for view until September 26 at the Frisco Arts Center in Historic Downtown. This exhibition showcases recent works of visual artist Diana Moya and is FREE to locals and visitors. A popcorn tasting party for members and friends of the Boys & Girls Club will take place Saturday, September 26, from 2:30-4pm at the Art Center, sponsored by love peace popcorn. Former Frisco mayor Kathy Seei will be in attendance as a special guest to talk about Frisco Bridges and Central Park. Seei helped plan Frisco's “look” and promoted a “Millennium Plan” of which 'Frisco Bridges' was a significant part, rendering it as an important area of the city that contributes to what Frisco is today. For details and to RSVP visit www.DianaMoya.com
