The idea is that each studio will offer a different experience, ranging from working studios where the public can see artists at work, through to commercial galleries. When people do the popular Tamar Valley Wine Route, there will now be even more to do to enrich that experience! If you want to find out more, you can go to the website at http://www.tamarvalleyarttrail.org.au
A couple of studies for a larger work and.......
.....a working drawing for #6 in the "Sorrowful Songs" series.
4 comments:
Susie you have created such a great space for displaying your beautiful art. It looks terrific, I'm sure you will be getting visitors through.
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Kay
Hope not too many, Kay! it's a double-edged sword you want the visitors, but they can be a distraction!
You have created a lovely space..it looks like a miniature gallery. If it feels too intrusive you can always stop or maybe be open two days a week...I turned a portion of my home into a store for 2 years. I didn't like it and I ruined lots of paint brushes...don't forget to drop your brush into water when people come...I hope it's a perfect fit for you.
Good advice Anita, about the paint brushes! I'm planning to have it open four out of seven days a week over summer......I'm not expecting inundations of visitors......and I was always open "by appointment" anyway. This is a bit of an experiment. See how it goes. :)
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