I mailed the pieces to my first East Coast destination, Providence. Through a nerve-wracking series of delivery misses, I obtained the box at the post office the day that I left Providence. [Next time, I think I'll pay the airline's extra luggage fee -- it would have been cheaper and less stressful.]
The "exhibit" at my high school reunion was a one-night deal in a tent (and the usual exhibition space in the hall of the library/arts building stood empty the entire weekend. Grrrr). I had previously tested the "lots of small aluminum art pieces mounted on foam core" concept at the Beverly Hills Art Show, and knew that would work well for the tent situation. I picked up foam core at Michael's en route to Vermont (my next destination) and went my merry way.
Annie's place in Vermont has an amazing woodworking workshop and it was the ideal location to get everything laid out and mounted.
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| So glad that I created the image/price list and had a hard copy! Made it easy to line up everything in the proper order. |
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| Done. Next stop, Troy. |
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| In the tent, first sales! |
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| Transporting the art in a golf cart to my dorm at the end of the evening's event. |
Our dorm had a lounge area for our class to congregate and I displayed the art there.
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| What remained at the end of reunion weekend. BIG THANKS to my collectors Carla, Mina, Annie, and Libby! |
Now they're for sale on Poshmark [or email inquiries to me directly].
There are still 8 pieces "visiting" Joshua Tree. Maybe I'll do a little road trip to gather them!
