Sharks have reigned at the top of the ocean food chain for hundreds of millions of years.
Like the ephemeral San Francisco cherry blossom, the beautiful flower that is spring open studios has come and gone. And to the extent that the passing of the weekend reminds us of the many mysterious cycles and rhythms of nature, spring open studios reminds us of the very meaning of life itself. Where some may find no meaning in sitting around a mostly empty art studio for 48 hours, waiting for a tide of approval that may never come, others will find illumination. Through it all, the one unchanging truth is that all shall find free wine.
CELLspace studio artists populated the gallery space and I took the opportunity to set up one of the walls with collected works from the Two Feather Press screenprinting co-op membership. In my mind, our unofficial motto is screenprinting improves everything and maybe that’s why I thought this spread looked so great.
…And when I arrived at the studio on Sunday morning there was a not insignificant pile of cash under my door. Apparently some anonymous early riser–bless your soul whoever you are–indulged in a small shopping spree through our highly affordable offerings.
Thanks to all my friends who stopped by in support. I really appreciate it. After the wads of cash, your encouragement always makes it worth it.
Beau walks into the gallery
surprise packs for $2 sold like hotcakes at a hotcake stand with three hotcakes available.