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I just juried into the SVAC Association! I am quite excited about the idea of joining this group and perhaps being able to join another artist in their studio or even possbilby having my own studio. You can visit this organization and see what the S…
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- San Diego CA
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- http://www.janasartgallery.com
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- My work is Expressionistic and somewhat Abstract in style. I try to draw or paint what I feel about my subject. I speak my thoughts visually."
- What is your artistic medium
- Silk, silk dyes and paints
Oil Pastels on acrylic
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Spanish Village Art Center in San Diego
I just juried into the SVAC Association! I am quite excited about the idea of joining this group and perhaps being able to join another artist in their studio or even possbilby having my own studio. You can visit this organization and see what the SVAC is all about at http://www.spanishvillageart.com. It is truely amazing.
Posted on October 31, 2009 at 3:13pm —
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Welcome to the site Jan . I'm in US so I don't know of shows in Scotland . But if this is your first outdoor show make sure you have good corner weights for your booth . If you don't have display racks yet I recommend "graphic display systems " racks and get the ones where two 37inch wide by three foot tall panels mount one atop the other to form a six foot high panel . I bought the full six foot panels years ago when I started showing my art and unless you have a van they have to go on roof for packing . Where as the half panels can fit in the trunk of most cars . If this is your first show I hope you have as much fun as I've had over the years and in any event . good luck .
Walter scott
I've been a guest speaker at the Edinburgh Literary Festival (which is part of the overall Arts Festival) a few times and believe me you have a real treat in store. Edinburgh is a small enough city to be very manageable. There's a great buzz throughout the festival. They treat you well. It's all very informal, friendly and relaxed and there's lots to do when you're not on show yourself. If you have a choice of somewhere to stay, I recommend the Bonham. (Great food!) If you've been worried, stop it: you will have a fabulous time.
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Herbie
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