It was a super good time, awesome art everywhere I looked, good conversations, and food. AND people even took copies of my artist statement with them. What the...where am I? (Cuz it must be NIRVANA!)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/artinshanaty/sets/72157621713840881/show/
(it's at the beginning portion of this slide show/set)
There is also an update on my "Art That Circles The Earth", traveling mandala project. First round in the first cycle of art making...
Twas a good darn day, yesterday.
8 comments:
Your flickr slideshow is excellent and i really enjoyed viewing it, Must be quite a surreal and interesting feeling having your work viewed by so many people! it looked like an awesome venue to!
Well done!!
thanks. exhibiting is really exciting...you never know who you will see or what will happen!
have you exhibited anywhere? because you should.
eh, cant view the slide so i gotta go through your main flickr page. off i go. out.
I've never exhibited any of the pieces i make...because of the location i live there are no such venues that actually participate in showing work like yours,thats why i enjoyed viewing yours so much!unless you live in one of the major UK cities then trying to get the work you do recognised is rather difficult which is a great shame as im sure there are plenty of people out there who have great work to view.
AWESOME! Glad everything went so well.
AJ...if you watched the whole slide show you would also notice that i recently showed my work in an old factory, a church, and on the side of a pizza truck. glamorous, i am not. i'm still getting there, myself. it's possible. i have never seen anything like what you make, which is very helpful in getting shown. think about it.
and thanks heather!
I watched the slideshow, I loved seeing your art displayed--very cool. I also loved the work of the artist right after your pics--there was an child in a diaper, and I think a Madonna and Child. Gorgeous!!! Connie
thanks for looking 'anonymous connie'!
that's evelyn patricia terry's work after mine. she is excellent. (and the owner of the gallery)
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