Showing posts with label art photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art photography. Show all posts

Saturday, November 6, 2010

The Art Show



A few folks in North America have not yet seen the wonderful art exhibits at the Bosque Art Center in Clifton, Texas. You slackers know who you are.

Well, your time is running out, at least if you want to see my photo exhibit. With a week to go, you still have time to drive or book a flight to Texas. Next Saturday, November 13, I will close the show at noon, so do not let the grass grow under your feet on this. Clifton is a lovely two-hour drive from any major airport in Texas, except Houston, San Antonio, Austin and El Paso. I suggest DFW. If you have your own plane, Stephenville or Waco might work.

Sales are encouraging. Three larger prints (24x30”) found new homes and two smaller ones are going home with new owners, too. It could get better before week’s end. I am well satisfied and grateful to Jean Ann Smith, the woman in charge of the photo gallery operations for inviting me.

I am still wrestling with the logistics of a photo safari. Having sold a few pictures, I am beginning to believe I can estimate buyers’ preferences; and I can use a safari to create new (and better) images. Getting away from home has been a surprising challenge, but I am confident it will work out. Eventually.

I shall keep you posted.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Return to Cross Timbers

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The Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council (CTFAC) in Stephenville, TX is exhibiting art with a Texas historical theme during the month of March.  Better still, they invited me to include a few pictures.

Later today I will travel to Stephenville, Texas and install three historical images for the entertainment and enlightenment of gallery visitors.  I started to bring a few of my baby pictures.  Lord knows they are becoming more historical each year.  In the end, I chose somewhat older subjects, even though they aren't that much older.

I hope you will join me at the CTFAC gallery between now and March 25.  Let me know you're coming and I'll try to meet you there!

PS:  The Barbeque at the "Hard Eight" restaurant is worth the trip.
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