It’s here! Your 2021 Ultimate Guide to Plein Air Events & Organizations, a free resource from PleinAir Magazine. “Nothing in the history of art has ever seen a movement this large, a movement that has become a lifestyle,” said Eric Rhoads, Publisher of PleinAir Magazine.
“I like to say it’s the new golf. Whether amateurs, hobbyists, or professionals, thousands of artists are living the lifestyle of outdoor painting. Like golf, it is mentally challenging and stimulating, it’s social, and it’s relaxing and allows you to forget everything else for a while. It involves being outdoors in beautiful places, provides some exercise, and can even lead to world travel.
“But unlike golf, it uses your creative brain and is an outlet for developing your artistic ability. And for some it can provide an income, or at least the gratification of being occasionally involved in shows or sales.”
Bookmark this link today so you can refer to it all year long for upcoming art events and much more:
Click here for the 2021 Ultimate Guide to Plein Air Events & Organizations
In this year’s guide you’ll find:
- A Publisher’s Letter from Eric Rhoads, on this growing art movement of which you’re a part
- A Guide for Artists, Collectors, & Organizers, in which representatives from three top plein air events share the lessons they learned from this extraordinary year and how you, too, can look ahead to a fun and prosperous painting season
- Advice for 2021 event organizers
- A taste of the phenomenal work being created at art events across the country
- The 2021 Event Calendar
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Cover photo: Wayne Plein Air Festival Best of Show 2019, “Since 1921” (2019, oil, 18 x 24 in., private collection, plein air) by Tim Kelly
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