Art is a universal language, a primal form of communication which transcends the various barriers of the human condition. Writings about art are unfortunately still limited to the languages and dialects of the various regions of the globe, however Agora Gallery has grown a little closer in universality to the works it represents by reworking the Agora Gallery website, and launching it in a whole new range of languages.

Whether your native tongue is French, Italian, Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, or English, you will now be able to explore the latest in the New York contemporary art scene, browse the range of services provided by the gallery, contact gallery representatives, hire art, and much much more at http://www.Agora-Gallery.com/.

Versions of the site in various languages are accessible via the 'Languages' tab on the top menu bar.

	The Chelsea International Fine Art Exhibition
	Award winning fine art with an international flavor is set to be celebrated at Agora Gallery with the opening of the Chelsea International Fine Art Exhibition. Works from artists across the globe, have been hand picked from thousands of entrants in the Chelsea International Juried Fine Art Competition, juried by Tina Kukielski of the Whitney Museum, NYC. This prestigious and eye opening exhibition will be on display from August 11th through August 31, 2007, with an opening reception on Thursday August 16th from 6-8 pm. The Chelsea International Fine Art Exhibition represents not just artists, but the countries and communities they hail from, each piece reflecting a little of humanity's many faceted soul. Out of respect for this, and as part of an ongoing commitment to social awareness, the entirety of Agora Gallery's proceeds from the sale of artworks will be donated to UNICEF. Selected Artists: Abe Kasutaka, Allison Evans, Antoine Guiraud, Carrie Fudickar, Antoine Chassagnol, Christopher LaVoie, Craig Cheply, Dean Loumbas , Dorota Mytych, Elizabeth Hoy, Fred Wackerle ,Gregory Thiekler, James Rich, Javier Marticorena, Jeffrey Allen Price, Jessica Grace Brooks, Julien Lescoeur, Karen Standke, Kim Dick, Marie Jouglet, Mustafa Gunen, Nathan Pendlebury, Rebecca Aloisio, Rowan Metzner, Seichuu Sakai, Shin-Hye Park, Udeaku Chikezie, Xavier Mesa, Yakov Gabay
	UNICEF - For All the World's Children Health, Education, Equality, Protection
	UNICEF is the driving force that helps build a world where the rights of every child are realized. Created in 1946 by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, UNICEF had the goal of bringing emergency relief to children and their families in post-war Europe . Today, UNICEF funds long-term development programs, such as immunization, basic health care, nutrition, education, clean water and sanitation in more than 140 developing countries

The Chelsea Perspective

Located right in the heart of Chelsea Agora Gallery is a great starting point to explore the most exciting art district in the world.

Chelsea is the center of the contemporary art market in New York and possibly the world. With over two hundred galleries and more moving in all the time, Chelsea has superseded SoHo as the place for contemporary art.

The Chelsea Gallery District is roughly confined by 29th street in the North, 13th street in the South, 11th Avenue in the West, and 7th Avenue in the East. Directions to Agora Gallery

ARTisSpectrum Magazine,
vol. 17, hits news stands!

The vitality of the Chelsea contemporary art scene is the focus of our latest issue of ARTisSpectrum magazine. Recently released the Spring 2007 issue features the work of Dr Joe Zammit-Lucia, a wildlife photographer who works in the remotest corners of the globe capturing portraits of wild and endangered animals in a bid to draw attention to ecological concerns.

As always, profiles of talented and emerging artists is the focus of our latest issue of ARTisSpectrum Magazine, and the latest edition uncovers several exciting artists from home and abroad. Additionally, this issue also includes useful techniques to rid yourself of the dreaded artist's block, and explores studies which have uncovered the healing powers of art.

If you have a passion for art, are a writer, and wish to contribute an article to the next edition, ARTisSpectrum is accepting submissions for the Fall Issue. Submissions should have a broad and universal appeal, and should not contain promotional material. Manuscripts must be received before September 20, 2007

Submissions