Mount G, 10" x 10" , oil on woodIn August, be sure to browse your art magazine rack for New American Paintings (No. 83). I'll be in it, courtesy of my "Mount" series.
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11 comments:
I'm on it. Made a note.
congratulations!
That is so great Carla, congrats!!
(ps, envy, envy, envy! I send my stuff in to them all the time and no luck yet, bleh)
Thanks.
Congratulations! Looking forward to August!
Congrats Carla! I love seeing artists I know in there!
(PS to Tracy-I was in twice with older work and have been rejected twice since.) Carla said it best, "When in doubt, always put out." I love that phrase Carla. It's going on my studio wall.
How much are autographed copies going for?
Pretty cheap.
more congrats!
Wow, that is so exciting. Yay!
Oh, wait, is that that "printed" juried show? Isn't that super competitive? Wow.
Thanks Nomi, This particular group of paintings seemed really well suited to the show's printed format.
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