The Year of the Exhibition

It is only the beginning of February and this year is already shaping up to be the biggest exhibition year I have ever had. The exhibitions are varied in intent, scope, and size. They are also asking for more pieces than I have made.
Here is a list of what I have committed to so far:

  • March 2 to March 27 – Joyce Gordon Gallery, Oakland, CA
    This an exhibition in honor of International Women’s month.
  • March 18 -representing The Crucible at The SF Symphony concert
  • April 13 – May 5 – The Art Spirit Gallery, Boise, ID

Weather and Suppliers

There hasn’t quite been a summer in the Bay Area this year. It has been mostly foggy in the mornings turning sunny and pleasant later in the day until the fog rolls in again and usually produces a glorious and multi-colored sunset. It hasn’t been hot, just pleasant at times and gloomy at other times. Weather affects my palette, I have learned. If the day is without sun, my colors brighten. I lean on more transparencies and darker colors which eventually will glow when the sun finally comes out.

It has been a busy few weeks with crafts fairs almost every 2 weeks and widely separated by geography. I hope to have a relatively calm October that allows me the space and time to replenish my work and nurture myself and my surroundings. Continue reading