Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Good news for Art Buyers Australian Tax Office confirms Investment Allowance up to 50% on purchase art #art #australia

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS.

ATO CONFIRMS INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE FOR ARTWORKS.

 

AN INCREDIBLE INCENTIVE EXISTS FOR SMALL BUSINESS ART COLLECTORS.

   

The Australian Tax Office has confirmed that SMALL businesses are eligible to receive an investment allowance of up to 50% on the purchase of artworks for the 2009 income tax year.

Eligibility is subject to a number of conditions being met. The most important are:

1.       Artworks must be $1000 or more.

2.          The purchaser must have an ABN and have turnover of less than $2m.

3.          Artworks must be “predominantly” used for business. According to the ATO this means use of more than 50% of the time/use

4.          Artworks must be the work of a living artist registered with an ABN

5.          Artworks must be recently created and bought directly from the artist or their gallery

6.          Artworks must not be adding to the purchasers trading stock.

7.          Artworks would have to have been purchased after 13th December 2008 up to 31st December 2009.

 

This is an excellent incentive if you are contemplating an art purchase and comply with the above requirements.

 

Disclaimer: This information represents a broad discussion of the issues involved. It does not represent financial advice. Any decisions made should be the result of due diligence or advise from a qualified professional.

 

 


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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Latest painting nude completed #art #painting #jeremyholton #nude

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'Undergrowth' sold today

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Liverpool museums - 'Before Vermeer's Clouds', Martin Greenland

'Before Vermeer's Clouds', Martin Greenland

Oil on canvas, 121.5 x 152.5cm, 2006
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Artist's statement

It’s a perfectly levelling thing to do, exploring landscape both real, as on a walk, or by completely inventing it - exploring the illusion of landscape made by the tactile breadth of oil paint.  The first instance is about absorption, meditation, analysis, the second about realisation, connection, revelation - a show of things more or less understood. 

Completely inventing is an obsession but not a chore. It may seem futile to make the works seem as though they have been observed or taken from photographs, but inventing gives the work reason for existence รข€“ what is shown exists only in this painted illusion.  It’s a deeply satisfying thing to do and oil on canvas is still the broadest, most perfect vehicle for this. 

'Before Vermeer’s Clouds' is unusual in that it contains necessarily a copied element, namely the sky from 'A View of Delft', a work that has fascinated me for thirty years. Originally to be titled 'A Vision of Heaven', my painting had to have the same appearance of stability and unhurried peace as Vermeer’s, and incorporate as many elements of the stable or perpetual as could be organised. For me it should be an embodiment of stability but also intrigue.  

Biography

Martin Greenland was born in Marsden, Yorkshire in 1962. He studied at Nelson and Colne College Lancashire 1979-81 and Exeter College of Art 1982-85. His work has been included in exhibitions at the Piccadilly Gallery (Cork Street) London 1997, Ainscough Gallery Liverpool 1998, Huddersfield Art Gallery 1999 and Piccadilly Gallery (Dover Street) London 2000. He was awarded the GCI Financial Purchase Prize in The Discerning Eye Mall Galleries London 2000. He exhibited in John Moores 16 1989, John Moores 17 1991, John Moores 18 1993 and John Moores 19 1995.

Fantastic landscape

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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Exhibition Space available original email

 This is the original email for those who expressed an intereste

 

$100 GALLERY HIRE IN LEEDERVILLE

 

YMCA HQ GALLERY provides professional lighting, a hanging rail and a full time Mon-Fri gallery attendant for $100 per week.

 

If you are an emerging, amateur or professional artist wanting to exhibit work, YMCA HQ Gallery wants to hear from you. Priority is given to artists under 30.

 

Past exhibitions can be seen at

http://www.hq.org.au/getdoc/b75eb623-1adc-4186-a3b5-fa60626b230a/Past-Exhibitions.aspx

 

If interested call Poppy van Oorde-Grainger, Community Art Co-ordinator on

0438 992 465 or email poppy.vog@ymca.org.au. Please include digital images in your email if possible.

 

 Poppy van Oorde-Grainger
Community Arts Co-ordinator

YMCA Youth Headquarters
60a Frame Ct Leederville 6007

Tel: (08) 9328 3221  Fax: (08) 9328 3053
Mob: 0438 992 465
Email: poppy.vog@ymca.org.au

www.hq.org.au

 

 

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Picking up paintings from the St Brigid's college show including Madelaine Clear's work

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Exhibition space available for hire in Leederville, Western Australia

Hopefully I have fixed the problem now. Picasa was saving the screen
capture as a bmp and it looks as though Posterous cant handle it.
Trying a jpg this time

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