Blog - Tamara Jare works

27 Aug

Guggenheim Together submission

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Guggenheim Together Submission

Tamara Jare painting featured at Guggenheim Museum official Instagram — ”Peggy and Tamara”, watercolor on paper, Tamara Jare, featured on official Guggenheim IG

I am more than thrilled as my Guggenheim Together submission for the #GuggenheimTogether open call has been accepted. My artwork has been published over social platforms of Guggenheim Museum , New York, Museo Guggenheim, Bilbao and Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice.

Art in Times of social distancing

My work on paper “Peggy and Tamara,” © @tamarajareart has been featured together with the works of the artists @museumhabitus; © @filippobiagioli; © @buitelaarcarola . In am humbled with this great opportunity given to me and my fellow artists. In times of social distancing artists have been hit to a major degree. But as it goes, an artist is an artist and would always go on creating, no matter how hard could it be. But it is also the art public that has been badly hurt during the current pandemics. Closed museums, galleries, less opportunity to check what has been painted recently, lack of dialogue. This lack of conversation among the public and the artist is bad.Only this interaction is a sort of cooking pot for the new ideas, artworks, concepts. And just at that point museum Guggenheim social platforms are reaching a new level of interaction between the art public and the artist.

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Open calls as #guggenheimtogether are proving that social media have a potential of becoming a platform for the art word of the future. Internet is connecting museums with artists and public across the boundaries of geographies, politics, time zones, gender or race. And this possibility is making me happy. For the word to grow needs to stay connected with the creativity and innovation, no matter where does it come from. Please, visit official Instagram, Twitter or Facebook pages of Guggenheim Museums and have a look. I hope you’ll like my painting, but be sure to check out other posts, too. For art has , paradoxically, newer been so accessible as it is getting just now, in times of social isolation . And remember, as Museum Guggenheim says : even in a socially-distanced world, inspiration is never far.

https://www.instagram.com/guggenheim/

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https://twitter.com/Guggenheim?s=20

We loved seeing what happens around your table through your #GuggenheimTogether submissions. 🍽 Enjoy this selection of works, and always remember that even in a socially-distanced world, inspiration is never far. pic.twitter.com/Xcie33W9QB
— Guggenheim Museum (@Guggenheim) August 12, 2020

We loved seeing what happens around your table through your #GuggenheimTogether submissions. Check out our instagram to see a selection of works, and always remember that even in a socially-distanced world, inspiration is never far pic.twitter.com/JhrGLilnRy
— Guggenheim Bilbao (@MuseoGuggenheim) August 13, 2020

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27 Aug

Violets Watercolor

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Violets flowers in white mug near a lemon and a smal majolica bowl with blue and green pattern. Still life painting picture. Original Tamara Jare contemporary art. — Violets watercolor on paper

Violets, Contemporary still life, Watercolor on paper

15 Aug

Petunia drawing

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Petunia drawing, pencil and colored pencils on paper, 2020

Red flowers petunia bouquet in plastic ice cream container Tamara Jare drawing on paper. Colored pencils and pencil sketch from the sketchbook picture. Contemporary still life drawing. Modern drawing art. Solored sketch from sketch pad. — Petunia, drawing, colored pencils on paper

13 Aug

pARTICIPATING AT #cREATEBECAUSEWECARE

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Participating at #createbecausewecare open call was my act of support for the health care and essential workers in NYC and worldvide. The public art contest was launched by @bigscreenplaza , New York. Inspired by the movement #clapforourcarers the project was meant to give messages of support, thanks and hope on Big Screen Plaza’s 30-foot digital billboard, located at 851 Avenue of the Americas, behind Hotel Eventi,
Between 29th & 30th Street, New York, NY 10001.

I am excited as my artwork has been chosen to be a part of this project. There are two reasons for my hapiness.

First: I am absolutely grateful to all the health and essential workers saving lifes and wish my still life painting is bringing at least some sunshine to them. That is basically the reason I’ve chosen my August Bouquet painting to participate with.

Second: I am absolutely thrilled by the initiative to put art on public places, for free, but with a strong message. As bad as these Covid epidemics times might be for the art world, I still hope for some good things to emerge. I hope there might be some good lessons learned. Like giving more value to art in public places. Making art more accessibile. Making art step out of the mundane galleries, to change the daily vistas of our cities, towns. Giving it the possibility to comunicate with each of us. And to make this world a better place to live in.

Big Screen Plaza, thank you for the opportunity to show my art to citizens of your city!

View the entire digital exibition HERE:

Create Because We Care from Big Screen Plaza on Vimeo.

colorful bouquet painting on big screen bilboard on a building facade at big screeen plaza, new york — PARTICIPATING AT #CREATEBECAUSEWECARE, Big Screen Plaza, New York City

19 Jul

Artichokes

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Artichokes, oil on canvas, 2019

This canvas was made after a photo of mine, taken the same year. It was spring, I remember, as I visited Udine with my husband. I can still see the bright day it was as we crossed the market in the old town. Always attracted by beautifully arranged vegetables, fruits, I was taking some pics. As I saw these artichokes I got stuck by the gorgeous colors. How widely had someone put them on display on the bright electric blue vinyl cloth, just to accentuate the herbaceous greens and pinks of the first artichokes of the season!

18 Jul

White bouquet

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White boquet contemporary still life Tamara Jare art

18 Jul

Still life with three mandarins and a jug

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Still Life with Three Mandarins and a Jug, Contemporary still life, oil on canvas

Three mandarins and white jug on green table cloth drapery. Yellow and blue background. Vivid colors still life painting. Modern artwork oil on canvas wall art in white frame — Three mandarins and a jug tamara Jare art

17 Jul

Painting Summer Bouquet

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Summer Bouquet, oil on canvas was painted in summer 2019.

Which I particularly love about the summers is the abundance of flowers in the garden. I usually like to have a morning stroll around the flower beds, see what is new and pick some flowers for the bouquet. Sometimes I would bring a twig from the forest or use some weeds picked among the flowers to put among the bouquet flowers.

And it is at that time that I already see the new painting I am going to paint. Although the hard work begins from that moment on, for a painting to be finished in situ questions have to be answered, one by one. Composition, colors, accents, textures…yet the best occurs when during work flow problems get solved by themselves. Itbis that type of painting when brush seems to paint on its own, yet the painting proceeds to the best possible direction. Which needs a lot of former study and hard work to be accomplished before even starting the canvad, yet is the most rewarding and happy moment for the painter.

And this canvas is among those painted seemingly by itself. Giving me the joy of creation I worked on it during last summer. The size is big enough that looking at it one gets immediately the same feeling as if the real bouquet would be in the room, wrapping our senses in the song of summer colors and shapes……..