Some of it lands in the homes of new collectors, some will
roost in my studio for awhile, and six paintings have made their way to the Modest Fly Art Studio Gallery in Tujunga to join the ACAG Mother’s Day exhibition that’s
already in progress. This show runs through June 9th with a closing
reception on Friday, June 8 from 5 -8 PM.
Above and below are more shots of the changes people have made to the flight
patterns while Murmuration was on display at TAG Gallery. One gentleman
visiting from Australia was thrilled with the opportunity to interact with the
art. He told me that usually people are told to “stand back” and “don’t touch
the art.” He went on to spend some time arranging and re-arranging the
paintings. Some of them even ended up upside down or some sideways and worked
just as well in these positions.
6 comments:
I do like that idea and it looks like others did too. Congratulations on all the arty activity.
Wonderful.
I'm just getting over some food poisoning, so the upside-down and sideways makes me a little wobbly.
congratulations on your sales!!! and i am excited to see your paintings at the ACAG show on June 8th (I just joined!!)
I love the interaction with your paintings...that's really cool!!
Thanks L.W. !
Jean - so sorry about the food poisoning, please refrain from viewing upside down art until you feel better.
Kathryn, Yay! I'm glad you joined ACAG! I'll get to see more of you and your work!
I love the interaction - and I love the gloves to encourage it - got me thinking about upcoming exhibitions - thanks for the inspiration. The show looks great!
Thanks Vickie! The interaction is a lot of fun.
I thought it was cool that even though I didn't specifically state that the gloves were to wear while handling the art, everyone just knew.
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