Laurel Lukaszewski
"When you're working in clay," says Laurel Lukaszewski, "you'd have a tough time if you worry about breakage."Read the WaPo profile on DC artist Laurel Lukaszewski here.
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Laurel Lukaszewski
"When you're working in clay," says Laurel Lukaszewski, "you'd have a tough time if you worry about breakage."Read the WaPo profile on DC artist Laurel Lukaszewski here.
Achilles Heel
"I often wonder how other galleries are dealing with artists who have gallery representation but continue to self-promote. I have been known to secret shop gallery represented artists. I contact them through their emails on their personal websites and inquire as to whether they have any studio pieces available. Not once has an artist directed me to his or her galleries for purchases.The above from comments by gallery owner Carrie Horejs. Read them here.
I fear galleries will dry up if they don’t smarten up. Then where will collectors go to see art in person?”
A Window on Fine Craft
Yesterday's Washington Post's Weekend section had the kind of arts coverage that a city can only dream of... it covered the coming Crafts Week DC extravaganza that I mentioned last week.
Details here.
P.S. "The Crafts Whisperer..." (sounds of Lenny laughing...)
Wanna go to a Maryland opening tomorrow?
Opening Reception, Sunday, April 19th, 6-8 PM at Photoworks Gallery, in gorgeous Glen Echo Park, MD. Work by Rob Grant, Gary Jimerfield, and Scott Grant. Through May 17, 2009.
Photoworks Gallery
7300 MacArthur Boulevard
Glen Echo, Maryland 20812
www.glenechophotoworks.org
301-634-2274
And your art for free...
Australian artist Hazel Dooney is celebrating the 500th posting in her cool art blog by giving away a free Dooney original: a small, limited edition, color photographic study from her Lake Eyre series, titled Study for Modern Strategies For Survival : Resized For Mass Consumption.
Each print is stamped, signed, dated and numbered on verso. The image size is around 2" x 3" on 4" x 6" paper. Details here.
Wanna go to a gallery opening in Arlington tonight?
The AAC's Spring solo shows 2009, featuring work by Jason Lee, Joseph Lupo, Gregory McLellan, Christopher LaVoie, and Steve Frost, opens tonight with a reception from 6-9PM.