Exhibition Extended! 25 Women Photographers raising funds for the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation have extended their exhibition until 31 JULY. The original goal of $5000 has already hit $10 039! WOW!!New images are on display including Lynda Leng’s-Daybreak on Stormy Seas, Lynn Clayton’s-Ocean to Sky, Pukeko Portrait by Leanne Silver and Sally Lornies Meet Audrey straight from the streets of New York.Don’t […]
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Stop Consuming – Start Creating!
Meet Amie McNee Image credit: Aimee McNee Amie McNee is an author, artist, and speaker dedicated to helping creatives build meaningful, fulfilling lives. She believes it is vital for humans to create and her large colourful ‘love notes’ on big canvases are energetic, dynamic and personal: “Essentially, these are positive messages to myself; like a word-based muse. They are […]
One Click Framing – here’s how!!
Print-Frame-Send Get Framed Prints Ready To Hang In a new service we have brought to you in 2025, we offer you the option of printing and framing all in ONE order.Here’s how it works: Go to Start Your Order and choose Framed Prints Choose your Paper Thinking of the quality needed for this particular work. Choose your Framing Thinking of […]
Join Us In Celebrating!!
Can I Link My Website To Print Art? Yes!! Print Art is proud of the new Seamless Drop Shipping Service for Fine Art Prints – With or Without Framing—created for artists, photographers, and illustrators who want to sell professional prints directly from their own websites, with us doing all the non creative work!!Our new service makes […]
Wow, what an exciting week. Congratulations all round!!
Festival Of Photography Wraps Up All for a good cause!! You are in for a treat if you head to Little Rosie’s Cafe in Parnell between 18th June and 23rd July. The fabulous Lynn Clayton has brought together 25 Women Photographers to raise funds for Breast Cancer. With no theme this will be an eclectic mix of each […]
Art Saves Island!
Where Island Meets Art The story of the Japanese Island that was saved by art!After spending most of his younger years in Tokyo, Soichiro Fukutakeusing at the age of 40, started visiting Naoshima regularly to help out his aging father’s venture of revitalizing a bleak area into a campsite for children on the island. During his involvement in the project, […]