The 2020 painters TUBES magazine VR platforms upgrades are just the beginning enabling Artists work to be not only visible, but affordable and desired to the vast global audience. Our vision for a ‘Contemporary Art World System Reformation’… is now clearly in sight and it starts in April this year.
The VR magazine platforms are all operational with vastly increased reader audiences.
Here are just a few of the links below for the new TUBES issues – The new TAG issues and an example of an Artists Exhibition Catalogue.
painters TUBES magazine issue #15 – VR MAG
For all TAG (Tubes Artists Gallery) on the USA based Joomag News Stand click/tap here
For all back copies of painters TUBES magazines based on the VR platform click/tap here
For an Example of an Artists Exhibition Catalogue click or tap here
The new platform that covers Global viewers and the regular readers of Tubes Magazines are shown here – This is a truly mobile friendly platform, all operating systems viewable on iphones, Androids, ipads, slates, laptops and desktops – And at full screen and the ability to Zoom in and take a real close look at the Art (and the read the brilliant commentary and articles). The readers stay longer and enjoy all the Art shown. The online platforms updated base code ensures TUBES operates exactly as a real-life ‘magazine.’
Perhaps even more exciting (if thats possible) is the new TUBES VR 3D Gallery – The first exhibition launchs on 10th April 2020. This Tubes Artists Gallery is curated by Tubes Magazines Artists and Art Specialists – The first exhibition will demonstrate to Artists how to showcase and sell their work to a global audience – Exactly the same as a real life High Street Gallery with music overplayed and a human greeting and more.
The premiere invited audience (via a specially desgned personal invitation) can ask questions directed to the Curator or directly to the artist. All the paintings are correctly scaled on a beauiful and easy to navigate within a modern interior designed space.
A specialliy ceated catalogue for the exhibition is also provided – which is both online and printed (for posterity) and for distribution to the artists collectors, family and friends in advance of the exhibition premiere – Everything at a cost thats artists can easily afford and they will enjoy with a smile putting on those ***Red Stickers that will ensue with each visitor walking through the TUBES Artists VR Gallery Entrance.
***All the work is available to buy by Art Lovers and Collectors and on a very special interest free payment arrangement. This is an exclusive arrangement between the Artist and the Exhibition Curators to ensure a universal way to make Art affordable and easy to buy direct from the Artist for a mass audience – No fuss – instant Approval – and immediate Funds Transfer to the Creator of the Art – everyones a winner.
These upgrade to TUBES magazines is just the beginning – As an associate company working hand in glove with World Art Exhibitions Limited – Tubes magazines will also be mounting exhibition spaces in all World Art Exhibitions Limited & British Art Exhibitions planned major shows in Cities and Towns throughout the UK, Europe and the USA. Tubes will also be writing, designing and producing a catalogue specifically for each exhibition.
Art is changing – Tubes Magazines and World Art Exhibitions are at the cutting edge of that change as we move forward further into the 21st Century Contemporary Art World.
Artists – Join us today – Contact Denis Taylor – Artist, Writer and Editor in Chief via painters TUBES magazine and TAG – Tubes Artists Gallery to sign to discuss your part in the future of Art and what part you can play in it.
painters TUBES magazine published the first Landscape special in 2017 with issue #5. It featured 22 artists both known and unknown, a publishing policy of which painters TUBES originated from issue #1 and through to the latest issue #15.
The coal powered plant now in its last days of existence is on a scheduled close down by the end of March as the demolishers move in on the 31st. Fiddlers Ferry is one of the last five remaining coal fired power generation stations in the UK. It covers a huge amount of ground, and over the years it has seen an ironic nature spin off for the wildlife and water fowl, which have taken advantage of the ‘use’ of water the plant used for as a cooling agent and steam generator. Fiddlers famous Cooling towers can be seen across the North West of England with spectacular shows of steam rising to the heavens. One of the many images caught on camera, on video and in painted images by Smyth and Harrison.
The TAG- TUBES editorial team along with the Tubes resident art critic (Spike) will write articles and summaries for each artist to be featured in the exhibition catalogues. Artist who are featured in the TAG -World Art Exhibition catalogue will enjoy full exposure on line and on Tubes Main website and painters TUBES new TAG-VR platforms.
Britsh Art Exhibitions are a brand of World Art Exhibitions Limited, painters TUBES magazine and TAG (Tubes Artists Gallery) are registered brands of Studio 5 Sweden. ©TUBES2020 ©World Art Exhibitions 2020
TUBES issue #5 An extensive article on landscape painting from the early Chinese artists to global contemporary painters. Featuring some of the most gifted landscape painters, both known and unknown. “fantastic issue full of great content and information all in a really good read.” one of the comments from readers about this issue. Link: 
TUBES issue #6 The Year Review of the magazines with an excellent front page of one of the great North West English Street painters since L.S.Lowry, Dave Coulter. Plus a full review of the exhibitions that year and more. A great magazine issue. Link:
TUBES issue #7 In this issue… “the pleasure, the passion, the power and the panache of painting”… is well documented by four superb artists – Colin Halliday, Richard Fitton, Patrick Blower and Ian Norris. not to be missed .
TUBES issue #8 Shaun Smith is the main artist featured in this issue. He created a huge portfolio of paintings and drawing over three years documenting the construction of the Mersey Gateway Bridge. Designed and part Constructed by Samsung Construction (Korea) it is the largest infrastructure project carried out in the UK since the M25 motorway.
TUBES issue #9 – A special edition that tells the whole story of the Industrial Revolution and how Art and artists were affected by the industrial change to the rural society of the UK.
TUBES issue #2 In this issue: “in the studio with John Smout,” A painter hidden from view Plus Dave Coulter and the exhibition of the man behind the most famous street in the world. Coronation Street of Granada Television Fame. Also “in the the studio with Chris Cyprus” A new private Gallery sweeps into Cheshire. Cheshire Art Gallery. Spike- the resident critic explains why “Weltgeist” may be important to a painter. Plus an amazing essay written by the late author and professor of Art at Lancaster University, Nigel Whiteley. The essay -Affirmative art in a Disafirmative Climate was written for the Heart 2 Art Exhibition mounted in Stockholm in 2002- Curated and designed by Denis Taylor Artist, Writer and Editor of painters TUBES magazine.
TUBES issue #3 Brilliant issue including a great interview with legendary gallery owner Dave Gunning. The Galley owner who re-discovered the great English painter William. Ralph Turner. The full story is told in this issue and the Sunday Telegraph magazine article is also reproduced. Plus- Harry Rutherford. His legacy moving again? Saul Hay, a new gallery opens in the City of Manchester (UK) is it another commercial gallery? Paintings by Steve Capper exhibiting at Gateway Gallery Hale. Plus Hugh Winterbottom new work. 
TUBES issue #4 Abstract from alpha to omega. Academic brilliant article by Denis Taylor. Twentieth Century movements.Cubism to Futurism to Dada. Artists discussed: Braque, Matisse, Delauney, Mondrian,Derain, Gris, Metzinger, Balla, Malevich, Kandinsky, Duchamp. Late twentieth century movements, American Abstract Expressionism to Figurative Expressionism. Artists discussed. Mark Tobey, Mark Rothko, William De Kooning, Clifford Still, Nicholas de Stael, Arshille Gorky, Barnet Newman, Yves Klein, Jackson Pollock, Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg. 21st Century artists include: John Walker, Kayla Mohammadi, Denis Taylor, Lisa Kreuziger plus several more artists. 
