Shepard Fairey

Did anyone see the Shepard Fairey story on CBS Sunday Morning this past Sunday? Thoughts or comments anyone?

Today's Meeting

So, the meeting went great with the NVFAA. What a great space for a gallery. The building was built in 1851 and has a lot of cool history. You can read about it here if you like that sort of thing.

So, this board member is really excited about my work and is pulling for me to get a show some time in the future. How awesome is she? I love when you meet someone who just SEES the work and somehow on a gut level it just clicks with them. Apparently, the other two board members weren't sold on my proposal, so she is going to have me come in again when they can meet with me as well. We will see how it goes.

Hope everyone had a great day painting, or will tonight.... so thankful for you all.

Gallery Opening and Tag

Silk painting artist Deborah Younglao tagged me in a post today. This a third tag for me, but you can read my own tag post from back in November here. Many thanks Deborah.

Craig and I went to the Touchstone Gallery last night for the Double Vision opening. The gallery is a co-op and for this show members of the gallery invite another artist friend to exhibit a piece along with one of their own. What a great idea for a show. I don't get the opportunity to connect with other artists face to face often, so chatting with Michele Cormier and Charles St. Charles was a treat. Both were engaging, friendly and even interested in my work (my husand tells everyone.) It has been some time since I went to an opening and have in mind to go regularly this year. The district and surrounding cities have great art walks monthly, so there is no lack of art to see and other artists to connect with.