My show is less one month away. I'm certain I have a zillion things to do, but at least I've booked a flight and rental car. And of course the paintings are done. Next up, prepping the works for travel, or packing and shipping. I lied the other day when I said I was signing and dating the works. I still have a few to do.
I haven't seen the press release and though I gave the gallery a bunch of words and paragraphs claiming to be a statement, as far as I can remember, I don't really have just one.
I had to laugh when I was told that for marketing reasons, the image for the postcard would be an abstract painting. I find this slightly amusing. I've decided that representational, figurative and abstract imagery are all the same, though I intend to keep referring to myself as an abstract painter. I made a mock diagram of the show today. I was lazy, so I ended up using the same jpeg over and over.
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It's over.
Nov 7, 2020. Tears of joy and relief. It's been unreal and I'm ready to get back to a sense of normalcy. The desert has been tough.
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Yes, I too, find it odd that in my note, I refer to a recent painting as "the last abstraction."
I'm mesmerized by the right wall of identical abstracts, each sized to fall into a different time-space continuum. I think you've invented a new form of cubism.
laziness, the real mother of invention!
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