Watercolor sketch of an Eurasian Nuthatch
On the way to The Hague for @paeartforacause.bsky.social: Eurasian Nuthatch coming for you! Please consider participating to help those affected by Alzheimer's Disease! #PAE2026 #postcardartexhibit26 #kleineKunstklasse #birdart #birds
Bottom right corner. Love, ... actually. ❤️
A photo of an original art card for Postcard Art Exhibit 2026 Netherlands, by artist Laila Constanse Rygh with an Alzheimer's awareness ribbon and Museum Beelden Aan Zee logo and See Lab logo. Top right corner says, "Laila Constanse Rygh, Acrylic Painting, "Big Fish Kiss", Oslo, Norway.
This lovely card has arrived! Together, we support Blijft-je-Bij, the art program at Museum Beelden aan Zee designed for those affected by Alzheimer's. #postcardartexhibit26 exhibition at See Lab 6/6/26. Art by Laila Constanse Rygh! #postcardartexhibit #artistssupportingalzheimers #artforacause
The entry by Norwegian artist David Sandum for the 2026 @paeartforacause.bsky.social dedicated to supporting people and families affected by Alzheimer’s. The exhibit will take place at See Lab in The Hague, opening June 6th. Curator @tessawm-artist.bsky.social Nearly 1000 artists from 42 countries are now registered and we are a force for good! David’s words: This will be the 15th exhibit. I started the project in my hometown of Moss Norway in 2010, to raise funds for children’s books for my public library. Since then we have been in Los Angeles, Canberra (Australia), New York City, Stratford Upon Avon, Edinburgh, Cheltenham, Myrtle Beach (South Carolina), York, Vancouver, and last year, McKinney, Texas! All helping worthy causes through our love of art. It has not always been an easy ride. We have survived through a pandemic, and later a changing social media landscape. For this reason, we changed the name in 2023 from TAE (Twitter Art Exhibit) to PAE (Postcard Art Exhibit). I carry the love for all of our previous board members, curators, our participating artists, our causes and charities deep in my heart. Reflecting on this, I have concluded that there is nothing more creative than to watch something grow, and nothing more special when it is done with love. My words are appropriately inspired by a Dutch artist, «It is good to love many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is done well.» -Vincent Van Gogh Helpful PAE26 links 👍 Website registration link: https://postcardartexhibit.com For help and info please see our FAQ page: https://www.postcardartexhibit.com/faq
My entry for the 2026 @paeartforacause.bsky.social dedicated to supporting people & families affected by Alzheimer’s. The exhibit will open in The Hague, June 6th. Curator @tessawm-artist.bsky.social Nearly 1000 artists from 42 countries r now registered & we are a force for good!*More info in ALT
Yesterday I spontaneously decided to draw the trusting dove and donate the picture to @paeartforacause.bsky.social
to support people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.
www.postcardartexhibit.com
#postcardartexhibit26
#penandink
#birds 🪶 #fineart
One her way to the @paeartforacause.bsky.social If you’re an artist who wants to make a difference, consider donating your art to help those affected by Alzheimer’s 💜 #artistsofbluesky #paefamily
Attention artists….there is still time to register and send in a 5x7 piece of art, for a good cause.
#art
#watercolor
#arcylic
#oil
#collage
#postcards
#Alzheimers
Please read this wonderful article about our upcoming PAE in The Netherlands for Alzheimer’s. (You can change the language to English in the top right corner). We are so grateful to our curator Tessa and all of our wonderful participating artists.
www.denhaagfm.nl/dhfm/5058654...
A postcard sizes painting of a white bird on a black branch with green leaves and light green blossoms. There is a pink sky in the background and teal mountains with aqua water and purple reflection.
I finished my @paeartforacause.bsky.social art!!!
I will be sending it off this weekend!
5" x 7" mixed media collage in shades of grey with found poetry
'When you were there', my entry for @paeartforacause.bsky.social.
There's still plenty of time to register and make a 5" x 7" artwork if you want to take part and help raise money for people affected by Alzheimer's. Go to postcardartexhibit(.)com to register.
#paeartforacause #postcardartexhibit26
We’re officially opening RSVP ticket sales for Postcard Art Exhibit 2026 in The Hague! Join us June 6–7 at See Lab for our 15th international exhibit. VIP and General Admission RSVPs are now open! Supporting people affected by Alzheimer’s. Head to: www.postcardartexhibit.com/rsvp
An image of the event schedule for Postcard Art Exhibit 26 in the Netherlands. Heading says, "To benefit people affected by Alzheimer's" with the web address: www.postcardartexhibit.com
Our curator, @tessawm-artist.bsky.social , is ready, and the journey is well underway! #postcardartexhibit26 is coming together, and we’d love for you to be part of it. From artwork deadlines to opening day at See Lab in The Hague, here’s a look at what’s ahead. www.postcardartexhibit.com
Hi friends, For your art card donation to be included in our printed catalog, we need to receive it by March 9th.
Your follow-through matters. We’re counting on you — and we’re so grateful for you. Thank you for being part of this.
#postcardartexhibit #artistssupportingalzheimers #artforacause
And it's Tessa's birthday today! 🎂...
Selection of garden birds sitting in foliage. Painted in watercolour
I’ve sent off my painted postcard to @paeartforacause.bsky.social which will go towards their Postcard Art Exhibit. This year, they are supporting people affected by Alzheimer’s disease. Please visit their page if you’re interested in purchasing
#postcardartexhibit26 #birds #alzheimers #art
It's lovely.
740 artists and counting! #postcardartexhibit26 is underway, and artists from around the world are already contributing their art to a cause that matters. We’re raising awareness for those affected by Alzheimer’s one art card at a time. Please join us www.postcardartexhibit.com
Dear artists, nice to meet you! Please go follow @paeartforacause.bsky.social and join me for the 2026 postcard art exhibit!
I'm honored to be working behind the scenes with @tessawm-artist.bsky.social and @davidsandum.bsky.social on this Exhibition. Hope you will join me in participating!
Thank you!
Feeling grateful to that my painting “Before the Storm” won Best Plein Air Landscape in Plein Air Magazine’s 15th Annual Salon Show. My sincere thanks to #PleinAirMagazine . I’m grateful for the opportunity to be part of such a supportive and passionate community of plein air painters.
1. Art is not a competition
2. Sentimentality is not art
3. The camera removed the goal of art being realistic looking & set it free
4. Art is honest authentic emotion - that’s why a great Rembrandt & your child’s drawing, for you, are equally important.
5. Art lifts us out of ourselves
Guernica (1937) knocks Korea into a cocked hat! Why? Well his Korea is cerebral & draws on Picasso’s anti-war Communist politics. Guernica is his native Spain, his people, his homeland attacked. It’s authentic emotion - not logical exposition.
Art is not censorship, BlueSky!
FFS!
Love this. [At the heart of the distinction is the recognition that those fruits are offered to the world not as a service or a transaction but as a gift — “the gift we long for, the gift that, when it comes, speaks commandingly to the soul and irresistibly moves us.”]
The Coast of Bellangenay, 1890 #paulgauguin #gauguin
"One fancies a heart like our own must be beating in every crystal and cell, and we feel like stopping to speak to the plants and animals as friendly fellow mountaineers."
Lovely, Marti!
We are in! Economic blackout on Friday.
Monochrome photograph of a group of six women and three men sitting on the edge of a field with long grass dressed in Victorian/Edwardian style fashions including the women in large hats, most are facing forwards, a woman at the back holds her arms outstretched
Radical students from the Glasgow School of Art who dubbed themselves 'The Immortals' (c.1894) including artists (back :) Frances MacDonald, (middle L-R :) Margaret Macdonald, Katharine Cameron, Janet Aitken, Agnes Raeburn and Jessie Keppie #womensart
