So … there it is. Everything is hung and looking pretty.
The idea of creating an art exhibit sounds romantic. It is but, it’s also a lot of work to include creating the art and coordinating all the details (like when to hang, how to hang, reception details, advertising, etc.). As I reflect on all of this, I realize I have a wealth of knowledge. I’ve been involved with producing a countless number of textile art exhibits, including my own solo exhibit. I’ve learned quite a number of tips along the way.
With every exhibit, I walk away with more knowledge; What would or wouldn’t I do again?
It’s interesting that, whatever journey you follow, you have the opportunity to grow. It’s important to step back and review your accomplishments because it helps you reflect on what’s important. What might have been the answer to your life-long questions, may just be a stepping stone for the ultimate pinnacle. So, pay attention, keep trying and fix whatever is not working.
Cloth & Clay
June 4-25, 2021
Campbell House Galleries, Southern Pines, NC
Open Mon-Fri 9-5p | Saturday, June 19 2-4p
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The exhibit looks great, and I’m sure the viewers are enjoying the experience! The hawk must have gotten lots of “up-close and personal” looks. Wish I could, too. He’s really beautiful.
Thank you Martha! The exhibit currently have the most visitors since Covid. It’s such a great place to show your work and a great people who hang the exhibit.