Thursday, May 23, 2013

A Bit of Gallery News

Bay Arabian horse running with black mane flying. Head and shoulders visible.

(Click on the image above for a larger view)
"Autumn Splendor" is currently exhibited at Gallery On The Square in Wimberley, Texas. The 11x14 metal print is mounted on a 17x20 leather matte. Prints are available in various sizes. See my website for additional information.
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Because I am lucky enough to have a fantastically generous and determined cousin in Texas, I am now represented by a gallery in the Texas Hill Country. Gallery On The Square is showing my work at two locations in Wimberley, Texas.

Wimberley is a charming little village right in the heart of the Hill Country. The village is a favorite of tourists and perfectly located for a day trip from two large cities, Austin and San Antonio. I fell in love with Wimberley many years ago and, recently, I had indulged in daydreams about representation at one of the galleries there, but never followed up on the idea. My cousin, along with his lovely and gracious wife—neither with any previous experience as art reps, took one of those day trips and lo and behold, my work is now hanging in a gallery in the Texas Hill Country. I should be listed on the website soon.

I can't tell you how grateful I am to L and E for the time they have put into this. As I mentioned, I had daydreamed about having by work in additional galleries, but daydreams without action don't get us very far. I continued to put off approaching galleries by focusing on things that were easier to do. Besides, I am quite certain that I wouldn't be nearly as good at selling myself as this dynamic duo.

Thanks again, L and E.

4 comments:

  1. Congratulations! I'm still in the daydreaming stage, but things are moving along at a nice snail's pace. That's a beautiful image!

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    1. Thank you, John, for the welcome comments. I am delighted that like "Autumn Splendor".

      I am big on daydreaming. We never know what we might set in motion. It looks to me as though you are moving along at a steady pace. One step at a time is all we can do. I wish you continued success.

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  2. So, now you're a nationally known artist. If we can just get one of our fellow bloggers to get some of your pieces out of the country, you can be internationally known! :D Remember the little people, Anita. Congratulations!!!

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    1. Paul, you gave me a good laugh. Thanks. This is not exactly a major breakthrough in the world of art, but I am happy to add one more venue for sales.

      What do you mean "remember the little people"? Are there people littler than me? Where? Point them out. I dare you.

      Thanks for the delightful comment. It will provide some more smiles, I know.

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