Friday night was the opening at Art Beyond Boundaries. It was an all women show and it turned out that I knew most of the artists, having met them at various art events. (I’m very good with faces but terrible with names, so it was a good thing we all wore name badges!)
As you can see from the photos we had a pretty good turn out and a few pieces sold (sadly, none of mine – yet???). The show will run through the end of May – so if you live in the area I suggest you go downtown to 1410 Main Street to view this eclectic and beautiful show – sculpture, acrylic, oil, casein, watercolor, fiber and drums!!
I saw some old friends and met some new friends – and had a great time!
Photos by Mike - who did a great job climbing above the fray to get the photos (even though he did not use the flash and only once remembered to “zoom” – but hey, it beats a blank!) His additional duties were chauffer, bodyguard, and premier buffet taste tester and food critic.
Deb Ward, GWS, OWS, PWS, WSI - WATERCOLOR/WATER MEDIA - My passion is teaching adult “beginners”. Weekly classes in my home; workshops; classes for Cincinnati Recreation Commission. My work is nationally recognized and published - see “Featured” on my sidebar. I’m a Signature Member of Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana state Watercolor Societies, Cincinnati Art Club, past-President of Greater Cincinnati Watercolor Society. Contact info below under “Class Information”
Sunday, April 11, 2010
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Congratulations, Deb! Your paintings look wonderful.
Glad it went well, Deb - looks like a good crowd. Maybe Jerry and I will run over this coming week. His photo show reception was today so we were at Sharon Woods from 12:45 - 4:15 today (a long time for me but there are some great photos in the bunch and some new members to the group so some new things to see, too).
Congratulations Deb!I am glad the opening was a success.
I love that you were in this show Deb!! So impressive. I gave up doing the Mt. Dora show this spring...too much going on.
The banners were auctioned off Friday night (remember mine?) but when I got there it wasn't among those out for sale. So I talked to the director and turns out it was purchased BEFORE the auction! Someone wanted it so much they paid a premium to get it ahead of time!!! Wow. I don't get this money, of course, as I donated it to the Centennial Committee. But it was neat anyway.
Thanks Christiane and Gaylynn!
Rhonda - those receptions can be long, but if you find someone to talk to it passes the time quickly. Mike's solution is to just eat, eat, eat!
Ginny - thanks - and congrats on the banner sale; that should make you feel good!
Your paintings look lovely Deb. Fingers crossed for good sales and lots of contacts. Your photographer/taste tester did a good job too. :D
Thanks Ann (from your lips . . .) - and yes, my taste tester did a good job!!!
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