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Journey to the furthest reaches of the universe! |
At the website of the International Association of Astronomical Artists (IAAA) you will find space art by IAAA members and tons of information about the IAAA and the world of astronomical art. THE MOONS SYMPHONY at Ravinia, Highland Park, Illinois, USA. 2024 Photo: Patrick Gibson/Ravinia
IAAA Death Valley Workshop 1983, Death Valley, California
"Beckoning Infinity - Somewhere Out There between Atoms & Galaxies" by Kara Szathmary
"Lunar Rille formation" by Garry L. Harwood
"The Wave" by Nicole Stott
"Kepler 10b" by David A. Hardy
"Orion" by Ken Naiff
Patch celebrating the IAAA's fortieth anniversary. Design: Marilynn Flynn. Patch-ready art: Mark Pestana
"Leonov on the Moon" by Nick Stevens
"Starship SN8 at Sunset" by Danielle Rose
"Family" by Pat Rawlings
"Mauna Kea Observatory" by Erika McGinnis
"A Space Artist’s Lava Tube Studio on Planet B" by Barbara King
"Maat Mons" by Jon Ramer
IAAA Artists at 2019 SpaceFest in Tucson, Arizona, USA
IAAA Eclipse Workshop, 8 April 2024, Moondance Ranch, Albert, Texas, USA
| hello!Welcome IAAA members and guests to the new website for the International Association of Astronomical Artists! Your participation will be a valuable contribution to the success of this site. You will see references to Wild Apricot. They are the US/Canadian company that provides the platform for this website Concerns? Suggestions? We want to hear from you! Please submit your feedback to the webmaster. Thank you! |
PURPOSEAs a non-profit foundation, the IAAA implements and participates in astronomical and space art projects, promotes education about astronomical art, and fosters international cooperation in artistic work inspired by the exploration of the Universe. Science and art expand the human mind and soul and should be supported for the betterment of us all. The mind and imagination of the artist can go where cameras cannot (yet!). |
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Chesley Knight Bonestell, Jr. | space art?Space Art is a genre of modern artistic expression emerging from knowledge and ideas associated with outer space, both as a source of inspiration and as a means for visualizing and promoting space travel. More...
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ABOUT THE IAAAFounded in 1982, the International Association of Astronomical Artists is the world’s only guild of artists dedicated to creating images of space. We paint, draw, sculpt, blow glass, and move pixels to show galaxies, stars, planets, moons, anywhere that the imagination can go. |