Art Museums International AMI Virtual Exhibition International Museums of Fine Art & Open Call

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Mission Statement

New Exhibition opened 2023. Exhibitions online opened 2021 worldwide in 81 plus countries, Exhibition 2022 opened in 93 countries and Exhibition 2023 opened in 100 countries. All museum exhibitions are worldwide currently reaching over 100 countries. Exhibitions are scheduled in the museum to the end of 2023 and beyond. The exhibition that is current is the 2023 exhibition. Curating of fine art and additions to the legacy exhibition will continue beyond the exhibition opening date and throughout the exhibition to include exhibit extremely qualified and talented museum level fine artists.

The mission of this fine art museum, is to be open to public for viewing free of charge and is to focus creative unity in worldwide art exhibition and artists’ connection of visual and sensory experience including any multisensory and sound based creative work that can be communicated in a virtual environment. This museum experience of virtual work has been reinvented specifically for this museum emerging in the a new format worldwide online during the period of the pandemic which necessitated a changed approach to communicating exhibitions and creativity in museums. The juried, selected Museum Level artists represent worldwide creative work of the highest standards in the exhibition of the work of legacy artists each holding a distinctive history of successful museum exhibitions. Additionally, the museum provides some carefully juried in emerging artists, who are not yet established as Museum Level artists, a rare opportunity to be included through the traditional web submittal jurying process to achieve qualification as newly arrived Museum Level artists exhibiting alongside legacy established Museum Level artists. This is a rare opportunity to advance creative experience in all aspects of art by facilitating such a beginning. The legacy artists’ records of exhibitions worldwide, is embraced with respect to all museums listed and honoring all individual ‘s store of experience in expressive creativity. Specialized virtual creative work is entered in the museum in specialized galleries and includes projections, publicly accessed records and submitted, specialized records provided with permissions such as publication records, which are included in the multimedia library and selected specialized related galleries. These records specifically honor specialized achievements and social contributions. The mission of this museum is to provide the public free access to magnificent art, experience of artists in different cultures, worldwide, artists’ social contributions that exist as records of creative work, demonstrations provided by legacy artists, and a language of creative expression through exhibition communication, beyond embracing our many different languages of the artists, different and diverse cultures.

Our goal of up to possibly 75 was met in 2021 when we reached 81 countries in 2021, 93 countries in 2022 and we reached 100 countries + in 2023, and we are moving towards a new goal of possibly 132 countries. Our language of creativity is shared worldwide 24 hours a day 7 days a week virtually in as many countries as possible that can reach this museum with current bandwidth opportunities as we continue our transition from the original land museum onward to a new horizon of virtual museum exhibitions.

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The Museum is Art Museums International and we embrace work and exhibit it in our exhibition galleries from artists worldwide. Our goal for each exhibition is to include fine artists who are Museum Level based upon their strong museum exhibition history and to also give opportunity to Emerging Artists who are talented and who are entering museum exhibition work through the juried processes. There is a web submittal process that is on the Concierge page. The Concierge page is reached by the three dots in the upper right hand corner of the page you are now viewing.

Worldwide Exhibition and Artist Connections through Exhibitions, Language, and history of Exhibition Artists:

Countries all of the world are connected in exhibitions current and history of exhibitions in the galleries. Visit artists’ creations and stop in and enjoy our specialized worldwide library.

Current: We have expanded in the last few months from 81 2021 countries in our communications to 93 countries in 2022 and to 100 countries in 2023.

Countries Thailand United States India Nigeria Egypt Philippines Vietnam South Korea Pakistan Ghana United Kingdom South Africa Myanmar Kenya Canada Australia Malaysia Bangladesh Iraq Morocco Turkey Spain United Arab Emirates Romania Japan Poland Iran Mongolia Tanzania Brazil Sri Lanka Italy Germany Nepal Belgium Israel Argentina Indonesia Saudi Arabia Greece Serbia Tunisia Croatia Georgia Mexico Zimbabwe Malawi Zambia Netherlands Macedonia Russia Uganda Portugal France Bulgaria Cameroon Jordan Singapore Czech Republic Kazakhstan China Trinidad and Tobago Democratic Republic of the Congo Chile Madagascar Côte d’Ivoire El Salvador Armenia Mali Namibia Cambodia New Zealand Ethiopia Slovakia Botswana Venezuela Togo Algeria Libya Cuba Hungary Laos Lebanon Yemen Ukraine Dominican Republic Brunei Hong Kong Taiwan Qatar Sweden Syria, Uzbekistan,
Democratic Republic of the Congo. Armenia, El Salvador, Brunei, Paraguay, Liberia

WE are a worldwide museum and our current list of 100 countries in 2023 which is our museum outreach includes our continual communication/participation and our designed outreach in 2023. We met our original goal of reaching 81 countries in 2021 and 93 countries in 2022.

Additionally, WE communicate as a museum on Facebook with our Art Museums International exhibiting museum level artists (in posts on Facebook) and include other artists, curators, and emerging artists in sharing art work daily in our multiple private communication sites reaching approximately 4,500 individuals worldwide. We always welcome our non-museum artists who are currently accepted on our Facebook private sites (such as Art Art Art) to share personal art expression in communication and to request museum acceptance (read the Concierge Directory in our museum).

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We are also including an area of the historical record of the development of Museum Art including projections. The development of the early history of projections using the galleries of a museum interactively is documented in the work from the era in excerpts of the projection development at one of the top ten museums in America. Menthe Wells was the Artist, Art Director of this work. Some of the initial excerpts are including in this museum. Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art such as https://youtu.be/Iij1GO_-SuI other Museum Projects listed on the Concierge page.

Current Museum Exhibitions of Museum Artists 2021 through 2023

Please note: Special Exhibitions may be listed with various timeframes and thematically.

Menthe Wells is the featured artist – see featured artist galleries 1 & 2

International and US exhibited Fine Artist in the fields of painting and sculpture. Work and history is referenced on www.menthewells.com

Artist Statements Menthe Wells

in depth artist’s statement: Painting Menthe Wells

Menthe Wells in depth artist’s statement: Sculpture  

My paintings are always characterized by an expressive force and underlying perception of movement in nature. As a visual artist, I have been drawn to portray movement found in landscape both rhythmically and conceptually. The evident variables in the movement of line and images combine with color fluidity in the process of my self-discovery. 

Expressive assemblies of action lines, sometimes as natural synaesthetic reaction combining neuropsychological and psychophysical phenomena can also be seen as sitting lines, or as spatial formless areas. These components are consciously selected. The thematic creative communication uses visual investigation in variances of calligraphic lines. Some lines integrate conceptually and others characteristically become “infinite lines” extending beyond the surface of the painting. Oil, acrylic, and enamel-fired painted metals are some of the materials utilized for expression. The materials and techniques used in the paintings are connected to an expressive inner need to transform concrete compositional balance and the effects of light using the concept of movement in nature.     

The personal metaphor comes from sight-sound reaction as a natural (synaesthethic) phenomena. Inside swirling twists of space, color both embraces and reflects the variance of eco-based environmental themes.  Landscape concepts thematically portray images of the forces of nature within a broad range conveying ephemeral lightness of mood or feeling as a key variant. Visual light influences and contributes to the assemblies of visual metaphors. Conscious decisions influence the assembly of the techniques used. The paintings directly involve energy, and movement as a personal language.  Painting and color expression comes from training directly derivative from Albers and Hoffman. The work comes out of the expressive energy derivative of Abstract Expressionism with synaesthesia/synaesthetic metaphors,and is marked with some nouveau Pointillist influences.

The welded steel, which I currently use in sculpture, is utilized to assemble both a calligraphic system of dynamic tensions in one 3-dimensional framework and a geometric tension in an alternative 3-dimensional framework.  The energy in line drawing using steel in sculpture to build assemblies portrays sound. The sound is the synaesthetic reaction, which emerges and recedes visibly within shifting planes.

The techniques are selected to show experiential 3 -dimensional images. They are additionally derived from rigid geometric forms and contrast areas of metallic line with hardness. The body of work in 5-7 foot tall sculptures becomes calligraphic drawings in steel. In lines. The individual sculptures portray music, sound, acceleration in line, and form. In contrast, a second body of work in welded metal sculpture, which is less than 11 pounds and smaller in stature, and also large to the size of over 100 pounds shows geometric static forces united in space through contiguous visual relationships.

The recent sculpture derives from the earlier whimsical large soft sculpture, which I used decades ago for Happenings and Events Hartford Courant Life Style two page spresad– “soft sculpturist extraordinaire.”  As a new extended linear form synergistically related to my painting, the work includes action lines of welded steel as calligraphic drawing in metal. The linear action and strength is reminiscent of David Smith’s early works. The current approach is based upon synaesthetics using action/experiential, minimalistic, yet symbolic, metaphorical forms. Contributory understandings grew from doctoral study in synaesthesia for my PhD.  Sculptural expression is influenced by connections to personal experience with Lipchitz and Rauschenberg, and whimsical contributions derived from Lichtenstein and Klee. The form shows visual tension and linear action using simple elements.

Artist Exhibition History of Menthe Wells:

Museums and Galleries in the United States, Asia, Europe. Inclusive history is on www.menthewells.com

Key history includes: Wadsworth Atheneum Art Museum (Impressions and Impressions Workshop (first sight, sound intermedia in galleries of a museum) Paintings, Enamels Faculty Exhihition; Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum painting acquisition; Lutz Museum – solo sculptural exhibition 38 sculptures, CICA Museum Korea welded steel images, Asia; Chiang Mai University Thailand Asia 26 paintings, 3 projections; Tampa Museum of Art multiple drawings; CBS and ABC television created/performed original children’s plays animated sculpture ; Roundabout Theatre New York City children’s plays animated sculpture; MOAH Art Museum-Cedars Sculpture largesse; San Luis Obispo Museum of Art Tandem Solo 29 paintings, sculpture ; San Luis Obispo Museum of Art 5 exhibitions paintings; European Tour Solo University Marii-Curie Sklodowskiej Lublin Museum Gallery 65 art works; Muncipal Contemporary Art Gallery Zamosc Poland, 65 art works; Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Gallery paintings, sculpture; Gallery 104 paintings and sculpture exhibitions 78 works, New York Art paintings; City Lights Gallery paintings; The Hang Up Gallery 56 paintings, sculpture; Shelfhaudt Gallery in the Shintarto Akatsu School of Design 5 exhibitions 30 paintings, sculpture; Sarir Fine Art solo 50 works; Los Angeles Art Core Tandem solo 50 paintings, sculpture; Multiple Design Houses – Philharmonic Laguna Design Center, California Magazine of Art and Architecture, Coast Magazine, Laguna Design Center – Sculpture and Painting; Bergamot Station – Beyond the Lines paintings and sculpture 18 paintings, sculpture; Hugo Rivera Gallery multiple exhibitions sculpture 50, plus many other exhibitions in the USA and other countries. Menthe Wells exhibited in 2022 in ASEDAS and in a USA design center. ASEDAS reaches 60 countries (Juried by 7 countries internationally) and we have other museum artists also exhibited in ASEDAS (see concierge directory). Our museum, Art Museums International AMI is currently reaching 100 countries in 2003.

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Exhibition of Menthe Wells Fine Art featured artist

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