Looks like my last post was on April 6 when I wrote about Phlebotomy of a Pie!
Truth be told, I've been spending more time over on facebook, yeah, you know, THAT place. (And if you'd like more frequent but quick updates, you can sign up there.)
Well, no point crying over spilt milk, what I haven't posted here, I haven't posted here. Suffice to say that I have been busy over the summer — there were 6 small paintings of bugs and 5 have sold! My goodness, that's a record for me. The last one is available at Bainbridge Arts & Crafts Gallery:
Grace Hopper's Bug, II
Here are three that sold during the August exhibit at the gallery:
Grace Hopper's Bug, I
Hello World
Startup
I followed these up with Hello World, II and Startup, II and they sold before I was able to get high quality photos of them. That's a good problem to have.
I have started to plan and create work for my next solo exhibit at Waterstone Gallery next August, Fluid Dynamics. It will be a show of paintings and artists' books about our changing relationship with water. Because the topic is complicated, I will be writing more about it here. Facebook is great for a short & quick update, but sometimes, one needs more than that.
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2 comments:
I'm glad you spend a lot of time on facebook but I also like your posts. I'm not surprised your bugs are selling so well. Looking forward to Fluid Dynamics.
Thanks Joy! I love this part of the project -- the research, the ramping up. It's the fun part where I learn a lot, and I'm not under the pressure of producing something worthwhile yet!
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