The event is called The Roaming gallery and a selection of artists will have work on display on Thursday 28th October from 5.00pm until 11.00pm.
The event is being organized by Ginger The Art Of Print you can find out more about the event here http://www.theroaminggallery.co.uk/.
I will have a few textile art works and art brooches available to buy.
If you have time do pop over to Gina's blog she has photo's of a quilt my Mum -in-law has nearly completed and also news of a very interesting lace art project she is working on about continuity and connectivity.
I have still been working on exhibition pieces, mainly working in my sketch book and with half term this week, I will endeavour to experiment with my paints.
Those of you in the UK may be interested in the series The Genius Of British Art, on tonight, which is called 'Visions of England' and focuses on landscape, can't wait to watch it!
I hope you have a good week.
M x
13 comments:
Congratulations on having work in the gallery and thank you for the link and the mention
Michala, I really love your wonderful pieces of art. I do also have a fascination for trees. I wish you a lot of success for your exhibition and I am looking forward to see and read more of your creative adventures. Have a wonderful and exciting week, Inge
enjoy half term!! precious holiday time x
Such an appealing little circle. Beautiful work. Gilly
wonderful michala, i love it!
I hope you get a lot of creating done in your half term holiday. Conratulations on having your work in the gallery.
Michala, thank you for your nice comment and for joining me. I wish you a successful week. Greetings, Inge
Hello Michala,, Congratulation on having your work displayed at the gallery. You trees are all so unique and lovely. What issue in the Stitch mag. Is your work again so I can keep an eye out for it. Hugs Judy
What a lovely idea to display your perfect little piece on that perfect little book. Perfect.
got my copy of embroidery today and saw your work, inside back cover, on an advert for stitch magazine. fame and fortune awaits you girl!!
I love this little country scene - so simple yet exquisite. Those subtle blends of colour in the threads and the tiny stitches that provide texture and detail. Wonderful. Good luck with the exhibition.
oh wish I could watch that series and I will pop over to your link! grazie!
your brooch looks nice and Christmassy!
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