art shows

Some paintings don’t just get noticed — they get recognized. Mona Leeza is one of those pieces. I once watched a couple return to it again and again, unable to walk away. Art chooses us as much as we choose it. This week, I wrote about that moment — when a painting finally finds its place.

<p>&nbsp; I have missed having my studio open for visitors and participating and visiting art shows.  This past year has been quite an adjustment and I sometimes feel like Punxsutawney Phil peeking my head above the ground wondering if it is safe to come out.   I am writing this as the sun is shining outside [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In reality I am a thriving,recognized artist, living her dream.  I have had plenty of acceptances, awards and applause. So don&#8217;t feel sorry for me,  today I received a &#8220;Dear John&#8221; letter.  In the art world that means a nice rejection letter for a submission to a show.  A thanks, but no-thanks.   It goes with [&hellip;]</p>