Saturday, November 25, 2017

Applying to Belleville Art Show

Art on the Square - Belleville IL

This is my first application for the 2018 art show season.

Begun in 2002, ART on the SQUARE has risen to the top of fine art shows. In 2004 it was named the Best Small Town Art Fair in America and by 2006 it had climbed into the list of the top ten shows in America. Art on the Square has received the prestigious distinction of being named the #1 Art Show in the Nation 6 times, & #2 Show in the Nation 4 times in the last 10 years...

Art on the Square features original works of over 100 artists from around the world, music and live stage performances. Enjoy the delicious local food and drink, Art on the Square is a three-day sensation for the eyes, ears and palate!



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Monday, November 20, 2017

New print - working out ideas

Concept:

Rural America, a car slowly rusts.
The open doorway to the farmhouse glows with light
A lone figure strolls toward the viewer.
Hiding in the tall grass.

Progress:
It's a 9"x12" copper plate.
Today's first line etch was of the car and farmhouse.
Warm sepias for the back ground will say yesterday.
A pop of color on the foreground botanicals will say today

Thursday, November 16, 2017

Back from Savannah


Gina and I traveled to Savannah Ga for the Telfair Art Fair this last weekend, representing two generations of the Moskow family artists. We had a very successful show and plan to return next year.

David Moskow is the son of Loyce and Walter Moskow. Loyce and Wally met in 1952 at the Chicago Art Institute. Loyce taught printmaking to both Wally and David. Loyce had the press and if either Wally or David wanted to use it, they had to check with the boss.

Eventually David bought a small etching press of his own. When David moved to his studio, he gave the press to Wally. When Wally no longer needed to rent press time from Loyce, his print production quadrupled.