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| My work in the hallway outside our room at the Provincetown Inn: The Black One and The White One |
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| Here they are from the other direction: The White One and The Black One |
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| Work by Binnie Birstein outside our room - what lies beneath: reflect (left) and what lies beneath: red line (right) |
This year Binnie and I decided to bring some larger work to show in conjunction with our joint book: Gesture & Geometry In Material Exploration.
(Still available online for a mere $15. Just click the link in the sidebar to the right of this post.)
We also brought the more typical smaller work, as did most of our peers. Here are some photos I took of 22 artists and their work in their hotel rooms. This number is only about 10 percent of those who attended the conference and nearly everyone showed work at the hotel fair. I'm sorry that I was only able to visit a few of the rooms due to time restrictions and I apologize to those I have not included. Maybe next year!
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| Binnie Birstein |
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| Nancy Natale |
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| Rae Miller |
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| Jane Guthridge (sorry I caught you blinking, Jane) |
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| A work by Jane Guthridge |
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| Helen Dannelly |
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| Cheryl McLure with her innovative art mountain |
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| Judy Klich |
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| Susan Lasch Krevitt |
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| A work by Susan Lasch Krevitt |
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| Sandi Miot's ethereal jellyfish project scrolls |
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| Sandi Miot |
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| A few more of Sandi's jellyfish |
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| Graceann Warn |
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| A closer look at some work by Graceann (that black and white striped one in the second row is now at home with me thanks to Graceann's generous trade.) |
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| Mitchell Visosky |
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| Susanne Arnold |
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| A closer look at Susanne's work |
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| Work by Lynda Ray |
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| More Lynda Ray |
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| A Lynda Ray work I had my eye on that Joanne scooped. Love it! |
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| David A. Clark |
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| Tracey Adams on the right with her work and a friend |
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| Deborah Winiarski |
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| Annette Liebling |
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| Michele Thrane |
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| Jane Nodine |
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| Ruth Hiller |
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| Installation by Milisa Galazzi |
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| Patricia Dusman |
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| Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi |
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| A closer look at Diana's work |
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| And finally, Binnie's stacked blocks with that wonderful view outside. |
