
I'm really delighted that it will finally get to be seen in a public venue
but between now and tomorrow evening when I hand it to my regional SAQA representative (who will take it up for the "hanging") I have to write my Artist Statement that will go in the binder with the other ones for the exhibit
uh, I really hate this part
and I admit to being a bit intimidated by knowing that some of the other artist statements in that binder will be from "known" quilt artists, and I don't want to look like a dope on paper
can't my work just speak for itself? apparently not
so I'll be working on that today

over the weekend, after debating the pros and cons right up to the last minute, I paid the fee to renew my domain registration, so the website will stand for another year
and for the first time in about 10 years I'm thinking about a major overhaul that will completely change to whole approach of the site (yeah, I needed another big project to work on -- heh)
time to go to work!
1 comment:
They're beautiful! And you know how those artists became known names: they did exactly what you're going through now.
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