|
A corner of my own... |
A good night, the rain cleared off and it wasn't as hot outside...the show was hung and looks great, Caroline always does a good job making our art look good!
|
the Blue Square Window on one side and Solar on the other side... |
|
The First People... |
|
Eclipse hanging on the wall looking sooo beautiful! |
|
SOLD! (not me, the painting.) I really don't like having my picture taken, I always make faces. The person who bought the painting made the beautiful copper necklace with the turquoise stones that I'm wearing. |
Good times...great conversations, more exhibitions at other venues in the planning stages...it's been a long day. I'm tired. Time to go to bed.
Addendum...8/11/2012:
I knew this one little painting would sell...that color turquoise seems to grab
everyone's attention these days. I'm very happy that my painting is
going to a good home...and I'm very glad to be exhibiting at Caroline's
lovely gallery with a unique group of local talent, photographer Ray Trudell, mixed media by Linda Esterley and paintings by Phil Parsons, and Emily Elizabeth...I
don't think the local artists get enough credit for what we do, many of
us work day jobs and squeeze in time alone in some corner of our homes
to make art...(and for goodness sakes, write books), some of us are
fortunate to make a little pocket money now and then...we are "the other
New York." We are the reality of a lot of dreams. Someone long ago, back
in the '80's said that
"Painting is dead." And every now an
then, I hear this so-called death-knell still being batted about in
conversation...seriously? For something that's supposedly dead or dying
for 30 years or more, it looks mighty alive to me on the walls of
Caroline's gallery...and other galleries too...and online, there's tons
of artists out there making art, beautiful art. We make art because we
love it...it's our joy in life...and I know I appreciate it everyday. I also appreciate Caroline Szozda for inviting me to drop off my little paintings and being part of this exhibition.