A Beautiful Spring Day for the Arts Trail
Open Studio
One of the reasons I moved to the Kapiti Coast (beyond it having the best weather in the Wellington Area) is the active art community.
The previous two weekends I participated in my first Kapiti Arts Trail – an annual open studio event with nearly 100 artists in the region opening their doors to share their workplace with the public.
It was a wonderful experience and enjoyed talking with the 300+ visitors that stopped in to look at my artwork.
An virtual tour for those of you that were unable to stop by…
My North Carolina Oil Drum Cow Welcomed Visitors to My Studio
The Entrance Way Gallery – Looking to the left
Living in Colour – a grid of 25 textile tiles
Dream to the left, Structures to the right.
The Entrance Way Gallery – Looking to the right
The Doorway to my studio
About me and my newest black and white textile paintings
Falling in Love: Cape Palliser to the left, Symphony in Black and White to the right (a grid on 100 black and white textile tiles)
New Zealand Houses, more color tiles and some of the last of Changing Perspective: Seeing Forever
Discoveries on the table, Structures on the wall
Our living space upstairs was closed to the public.
The Kapiti Councils pays a visit. The guy in the green shirt is the mayor.