
Most of the time, I'm either the gardener, or Nico's and Andor's dad, or the Violin Guy, but locally, I'm most definitely not known for my studio work.
None the less, I do enjoy getting to show.
The Horton Gallery is putting up an exhibition of 16 local artists this month.
There are easily many, many more talented artists than myself that I would like to see drawn out for a local exhibition. Apparently, I'm not the only one who's hesitant to show locally. There's a very healthy number of nationally recognized artists living and working in our community that are choosing to remain silent on the local stage.
That's not good and really needs to be addressed.
Hmmmmm.
9 comments:
blow them out of the water- your work speaks.
Thank's. I'm looking forward to start showing the people around me what I enjoy doing. I'm still hesitant. A whole lot of people might think my time might be better spent doing something more productive like watching TV.
never, never doubt what you are doing.
Even when you doubt it just keep going.
I don't think they will be shocked, you are not your average blue collar worker you know, plus sharing is good, I know your Mama taught you that!
Your work is absolutely beautiful and so unique. Good for you to take this opportunity. I think you will be pleasantly surprised when you hear all the wonderful feedback!
I saw your cups in person at the cup show at the Shaw in Baton Rouge a year or so ago. You do really good work. Don't be hesitant.
:)
what a gorgeous promo piece!! have a brilliant show and yey for local..
Go for it! I felt odd last year, when I did the farmer's market and some potter I knew would wander up and look at my work. But this year, I had really nice pieces in the show I did, and I was proud for anyone to come see it and happy to be showing locally. Be proud of your work and put yourself out there, your work is beautiful! People will love what you do and will love knowing the "local artist" !! Really great postcard :)
This has really helped.
Thank you.
I'm finally starting to get comfortable with the idea of "who I am" when I show my work to the community I live in. (deep breath)
Time to close my eyes and plunge in.
the more we show..the more they know
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