This blog post is just a reminder that my show is still up. Now it has an end date – January 2, 2022.
These are the dates and times left to see the show:
That’s it, that’s all!
Being on one’s own in a completely flexible profession is not always easy. There is no specific roadmap, operator’s manual, or industry standard and even if there were, it would probably not apply here in Central California’s flyover country. The only galleries in Tulare County are non-profit, run entirely by volunteers, most of whom are good-hearted individuals without training in such matters. Artists may have some training, but generally it was decades earlier, completely outdated, or just various bits gleaned from the highly diverse internet, where one can find anything, everything, and nothing.
This brings me to a boatload of questions about my upcoming show, Images of Home. Some answers have appeared since I initially wrote this post.
And you thought all I did was sit around and draw or paint all day! This self-employment as an artist is harder than it looks. Let’s just contemplate something peaceful to calm ourselves as we wait for more to be revealed in the fullness of time.
Exeter Courthouse Gallery (Is this the right name?)
I know the title of the show is correct, as is the address and the date of the opening reception. Now, what am I going to wear? Should I get my hair cut? Why do we say “hair” when it is all of our hairs that get cut?
I need a cigarette.
WAIT! I don’t smoke! Never have, never will.
If you see me out in front of the gallery pulling weeds, just be polite, okay?
Here a listicle for you because I spent all day staring at the computer and feel a little dull.
All the information you need about fun in Exeter on Sunday afternoon is on the postcard below EXCEPT these things:
