Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
New positions on Vitae for Studio Art
New positions on Vitae for Studio Art
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Friday
A Reliable Art Shipper I've Used Several Times (His Schedule)
The truck schedules for 2015 are available for review and download from our website, http://www. ArtDeliveryService.com/ SouthWestTruck.html.
Our next trip to the east coast will leave Santa Fe on Saturday, August 8. On this trip we’re anticipating the following general route: Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, New York, Boston, Washington DC, Atlanta, Nashville, Oklahoma City, and return to Santa Fe. The schedule and route is flexible based on your needs so please call or email our office for details. For those of you in Oklahoma and Texas please make arrangements for us to collect your artwork the week of 07/27 and for those of you in Arizona and California please make arrangements for us to collect your artwork the week of 08/03 in order to make the transfer for the east coast shuttle.
Our Arizona / California / Nevada truck generally follows this route: New Mexico - Albuquerque, Las Cruces; Arizona - Tucson, Scottsdale, Phoenix; California - Palm Springs, San Diego, Los Angeles, Carmel, San Francisco, Sacramento; Nevada - Reno, Tahoe, Las Vegas; Arizona - Sedona, Flagstaff, Winslow; New Mexico - Gallup, Grants, Albuquerque, Santa Fe.
Our Oklahoma / Texas truck generally follows this route: Texas - Amarillo; Oklahoma - Tulsa, Oklahoma City; Texas - Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Marfa, Midland; New Mexico - Carlsbad, Roswell, Santa Fe.
Stops in cities in italics are available upon request. Please call our office to check availability.
And remember all trips begin and end in Santa Fe so we can transfer pieces from our inbound truck to our next outbound truck which means we can take pieces from New York to San Francisco, San Francisco to New York, or just about anywhere in between.
Special trips are available upon request - please contact our office for details and availability.

Our next trip to the east coast will leave Santa Fe on Saturday, August 8. On this trip we’re anticipating the following general route: Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, New York, Boston, Washington DC, Atlanta, Nashville, Oklahoma City, and return to Santa Fe. The schedule and route is flexible based on your needs so please call or email our office for details. For those of you in Oklahoma and Texas please make arrangements for us to collect your artwork the week of 07/27 and for those of you in Arizona and California please make arrangements for us to collect your artwork the week of 08/03 in order to make the transfer for the east coast shuttle.
Our Arizona / California / Nevada truck generally follows this route: New Mexico - Albuquerque, Las Cruces; Arizona - Tucson, Scottsdale, Phoenix; California - Palm Springs, San Diego, Los Angeles, Carmel, San Francisco, Sacramento; Nevada - Reno, Tahoe, Las Vegas; Arizona - Sedona, Flagstaff, Winslow; New Mexico - Gallup, Grants, Albuquerque, Santa Fe.
Our Oklahoma / Texas truck generally follows this route: Texas - Amarillo; Oklahoma - Tulsa, Oklahoma City; Texas - Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Marfa, Midland; New Mexico - Carlsbad, Roswell, Santa Fe.
Stops in cities in italics are available upon request. Please call our office to check availability.
And remember all trips begin and end in Santa Fe so we can transfer pieces from our inbound truck to our next outbound truck which means we can take pieces from New York to San Francisco, San Francisco to New York, or just about anywhere in between.
Special trips are available upon request - please contact our office for details and availability.
David Kohlmann
Art Delivery Service
505.982.6155 Main
505.995.6214 Fax
Thursday
Collections Care Workshops in San Diego, August 11-13, 2015
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A Great Show Worth Looking At : Oddities at the Midway Extended through August
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Michel El Hachem an Artist I Just Discovered and Really Like
About Michel El Hachem
Born on March 20, 1989
Short Description
Self-Taught artist from Lebanon.
http://justcallmemike.deviantart.com
http://behance.net/hachemmichel
https://www.facebook.com/mjhachem
Bio
Self-Taught artist from Beirut, Lebanon.
I came across Michel El Hachem work on Facebook the other day. It doesn't look like he has a gallery representing him but he does have a couple of pages that you can look at.
I wanted to share his art because it's funny, well executed, stylish and deals with paint and formal issues of painting in a way that I really really like.
He also seems to have his finger on the pulse of what's going on in the art world so I think you might want to check him out.
Here's some of his work.
Born on March 20, 1989
Short Description
Self-Taught artist from Lebanon.
http://justcallmemike.deviantart.com
http://behance.net/hachemmichel
https://www.facebook.com/mjhachem
Bio
Self-Taught artist from Beirut, Lebanon.
I came across Michel El Hachem work on Facebook the other day. It doesn't look like he has a gallery representing him but he does have a couple of pages that you can look at.
I wanted to share his art because it's funny, well executed, stylish and deals with paint and formal issues of painting in a way that I really really like.
He also seems to have his finger on the pulse of what's going on in the art world so I think you might want to check him out.
Here's some of his work.
Wednesday
Emlen Etting
Portrait of Leon Daniellen by Emlen EttingEmlen Etting had a lifelong interest in capturing the likenesses of handsome, glamorous friends, and he traveled in a prestigious circle of artists, writers and wealthy clients. Little is known about Leon Daniellen, but the expressive eyes, sharply etched face, and sensuous mouth captured by the artist suggest a life of beauty and sorrow. Perhaps because he sometimes collaborated with writers to illustrate books, Etting would sometimes layer text over his paintings, as he does here. Etting exhibited, over a long lifetime of painting, in more than 30 one-man and multiple-artist shows in Philadelphia, New York, Paris, and elsewhere, and his works were purchased by museums and collectors such as Walter Annenberg, Helen Hayes, and Mary Clark Rockefeller. This drawing is one of several purchased from his estate.
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