Despite many obstacles during these pandemic times, we have safely pursued our goals for this event, postponed until further notice. The new year 2021 is here, and the virus is still challenging us. However, we are excited to help drive the growth of many female artists. Their creativity and enthusiasm is the positive spin to continue forward.

It’s been exciting to have the opportunity to meet many female artists throughout the one-on-one interviews. These contemporary artists from different generations reflect a mix of artists, some majored in fine arts, and others are self-taught, due to the conviction of their passion. The most relevant part is, all of them are true to themselves, achieving scenarios, therefore growing in the art field. 

For us, all women artists deserve an opportunity and proper recognition for their tenacious dedication to the arts. We distinguish our female artists as the best-dedicated in their field.  

So far, we have registered more than 100 female painters from 24 countries participating in the event. Many of them to place on the art radar, they are promising with their critical consciousness and freedom to express. 

We are working eagerly to expand this event to a higher level by providing these opportunities to women painters around the world with low income, not permitting them to be part of this specific exhibition. For that purpose, we extend this voice to potential individuals, corporations, and businesses willing to be part of this event under sponsorship.

Photo left: Orna Adoram (Israel), Melissa Ayr (USA), Gail Lehman (USA), Cecelia Kane (USA), Viktoria Koestler (Switzerland), Wendy Krausbeck (USA), Eilene Carver (USA), Lisa A. Tishman (USA), Heather Assaf (Canada), Lalage Florio (Germany), Odilia Mezquia (USA), Renata Schmidt (USA), Carla van Laar (Australia) Nicole Papaefthimiou (Greece), Lilivet Peña (Cuba), Martina Kolle (Germany), Jelena Petkovic (France), Kathleen Mekailek (USA), Caitlin Flynn (USA), Christine De Oliveira (UK), Helene Hardy (Australia), Elwira Bernaciak (Ireland), Elisa Lopez Trejo (USA), Tamie Odom (USA) & Jo Roszkowski (Australia)

Photo right: Olivia Pegoraro (Italy), Isa Sator (France), Babita Maheswary (India), Monique Allain (USA), Georgia Michaelides Saad (Cyprus),  Pamela Bennett (USA), Debbi Green (USA), Miranda Free (Australia), Helen Klebesadel (USA), Mei Fung Chan (USA), Sandrine Langlade (The Netherland), Chasidy Hathorn (USA), Gisela Zimmermann (Switzerland), Julie Davis Veach (USA), Ank Draijer (Costa Rica), Susana Aldanondo (USA), Gaya Karapetyan (Canada), Dominique  Joyeux (France), Sandra Da Silva Ferreira (Portugal), Fanny Diaz (USA), Syra Larkin (Ireland), Neli Lukashyk (Belarus), Susana Aldanondo (USA), Wanda Waldera (USA), Suzette Fullerton (USA) & Rene Porter (USA)

Important to note; the country next to the artist’s name reflects the place of the registration application. However, it may not correspond to their country’s origin.

Art exhibition for female artists 

In our history of 26 years in the arts, female artists certainly have been a small scale of the art market. Not because there are not sufficient remarkable women artists, but because they are not being taken seriously with the essential importance.
It is the main reason we had the initiative in 2020 to create a clever moment to exhibit under the title of Linked INNYC-Women Of The World. An exhibition exclusively revealing female artists in the painting category. Linked INNYC-Women Of The World, 1st Edition was born due to all-female artists asking continuously for representation throughout the social media LinkedIn. Therefore, we opened an art window for you. Art enthusiasts & collectors in New York City firstly will notice your name and artwork. 
Finally, if you are a passionate self-taught, or educated artist, it is your time to be a female protagonist in the Arts. Raise your voice, and express yourself!

Due to a few global issues affecting the artists registering around the globe, we have no dates yet for the opening of this exhibit. However, we are aiming for the first semester of 2023.                                                                                                 The reason this application remains open as we do not have a deadline.  

Together, we are visible in the art market. In the meantime, we are working to promote you on all social media and provide you with one-on-one interviews titled “Short Stories” on our youtube platform. Eventually, we will keep you informed of any updates as time progresses.

We are persistent in pursuing our goal, Linked INNYC-Women Of The World.                                                                                  In the meantime, KEEP SAFE l CONTINUE CREATING.

Fill out the online application form to take part in the “Linked INNYC-Women Of The World” project, which will take place in NYC. Women artists can only register one (1) small work of art in the category of painting. To register the artwork, the artist must understand all details about the event by clicking “Register now & General Conditions & Terms”, fill out the form entirely, and pay the fee of US$40

Register now | Send the artwork later

The first 50 female artists registered are published on our website, as promised.

Exhibition Location: TRIBECA, 72 Warren St, New York, NY 10007
Open to the public: September 10 – 15, 2019 10AM – 7PM
Press Preview: Wednesday, September 11th, 2019 at 11:30 AM
Private Cocktail: Friday, September 13th, 6-9PM – By Invitation only 

South Art Dealer was founded by Carly Aguilera in 1995, in Miami Fl, created to promote cultural events and social awareness of Latin American Art, representing Master and emerging artists, with more than 200 art exhibits in Miami. Today we are proud to launch the first art exhibition in NYC.

The landmark exhibition “EXODUS II” Series by Brazilian artist Alexandre Frangioni will open one week for the public and a private cocktail on Friday, September 13th, 2019.

The exhibition will display a total of fourteen tridimensional works, one installation which will offer a contemporary view of the transformation of American financial culture.

Exhibition Overview

Alexandre Frangioni builds connections between societies, their historical values and time, through memory. He uses ABS 3D printed materials, images, and symbolic objects, which are direct and easy to identify. Through his work, the artist discusses principles and how they become related as time goes by. For instance, with the partition of time, even though time continues uninterrupted.

The Exodus II series presents artworks that explore the monetary values through their meanings of accumulation and transformation, revealing their ways taken and the impacts caused by society over time. The use of 3D print symbols, such as piggy banks and Charging Bulls, proposes to society new ways of perception regarding financial stability and its possible risks caused by the capitalist culture and the so-called American way of life.

The importance of the featured artworks goes beyond a simple proposal of three-dimensional objects. The skill by the artist challenges the observer to detect a concrete narrative as they seem to compose an impossible track that continuously instigates the spectator.

Frangioni’s vision is not just a position but it is especially an attitude in the face of the connections between memory, time, money, and the real importance of the human being. Frangioni was born in 1967 in São Paulo, Brazil where he currently lives and works. He graduated in Chemical Engineering in 1989 and began his career as a self-taught artist. Later he deepened his studies under the guidance of the artist Joao Carlos de Souza.

Since 2016, Frangioni takes part in international art fairs in USA, Brazil, Argentina and Peru. His works have also been featured in important museums around Brazil, such as Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Ribeirao Preto (MARP), Museu de Arte de Goiania (MAG), Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Mato Grosso (MARCO) and Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Blumenau (MAC Blu). Others include, Museu Luiz Sacilotto em Santo Andre (Casa do Olhar), Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Jatai (MAC Jatai) and Pinacoteca Benedito Calixto (Santos).

In 2019 his work featured at ART New York, followed by Art Wynwood in 2020. as well as some alternative shows, like “Prelocaçao” and “o desejo do outro”, both in Sao Paulo. His works are part of private and public collections, such as AAL – Arte Al Limite, Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Campo Grande, and Renata de Paula, São Paulo, Brazil.

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Please note a sneak peek of the artwork before the exhibit, next following page:

Detail. Exodus II Series | Escape, 2019

Artwork as the audience will see it on the wall

Detail Exodus II Series | Escape, 2019
ABS 3D print symbols piggy banks with US coins / light grey acrylic support
Closer perspective into the work