I have a piece: “Sequencing the nearly immortal” in Isherwood Gallery, 38 Bellevue Avenue in Newport. The theme of the show is “Summer in Newport” loosely translated to account for the diverse pool of talent we have in these parts. 26 other local artists are also included in the show.
The show runs from July 3 through September 19. So check it out – the gallery space is lovely and has a fine collection of work in it!
There is a breeze today, as long as movement is minimal-comfort reigns.
Summer is still my favorite season!
Fortunately, I have the smallest air conditioner made – in the studio – I could not work without it. Before I had it, I would soak an old shirt in cold water and wrap it around my neck. Low tech, ya think? It worked for 15 minutes at a time.
The Shiva painting has gone through some more changes. It has been such pleasure modeling that green headed Demon. He started out blue – that just made for a good base coat – or it could hint at original goodness – I don’t think the Hindu pantheon works that way though.
Here are some new shots of the work in progress. I realized the animal shapes swooping to the top needed to be less distinct. Yep. It works better.
I keep collecting post it notes of ideas on my drawing table – more than Shiva.
Creativity=one dance with many partners. I may continue to turn with Shiva, but others beckon as well.
My red shoes are ready.