Critique Time Again
Got word from Molly last weekend that she'd be ready to have the April critique this week. So last Tuesday I took care of the important task of getting some snacks. Stopped by to see my cheese guy and got a smoked mozzarella. I sometimes buy taralli there as well, they stock a good imported one and I usually get the fennel flavored. But last week they had a display of a new flavor- SPICY. What is it? The ingredients list includes flour, olive oil, salt, wine, and "spicy". To keep it fresh I didn't open the bag until today. Still not sure what it is, but it is definitely spicy.
I've been sending out e-mail reminders/updates for as long as we've been doing this group, but I think for the first time I didn't receive a single reply. Well, two were bounced back by the recipient's e-mail server, odd because these are the same addresses that have worked for years. At 7:00 pm I was still alone at my table. But then Molly arrived, and shortly after, two more regulars.
Didn't do much critiquing tonight, more of a discussion. We put out the refreshments, Mary updated us on her adventures at the SGC in Portland (that black box above on the table is a print portfolio she participated in), but our biggest topic was around how to price artwork. We all shared some of our experiences (and between us we all have a wide variety) and talked about various local art stories.
No one had any finished pieces to show, but Molly had a bunch of things in progress. She had a recent opportunity to present her shadow puppets idea to a funding group, and showed us a photo of it. As with the last time, we all agreed that we like the idea, but there are still some technical issues to work out. She also showed a silkscreen image she burned into a silkscreen on Tim's behalf, and a drawing she was given by Gwen, but is still not sure how to proceed with. And with that, the two hours had passed. As I said, not much critiquing, but still a very enjoyable evening. Perhaps we'll have more finished art to talk about next time.
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