Exhibiting

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 13-05-2006 11:29PM #1

Does anyone here have any experience in actually exhibiting work? I ask because I have a few pieces that I'd be interested in subnitting, but not enough to actually set up an exhibition of my own. I work in pastels and I find them very expenisve to get framed.

I've seen some 'shared' exhibitions in the past - one that stands out was the Dublin Sketching and Painting Club (I think that's their name) in Dun Laoghaire.

Anyone know of any others?

artieanna · 14-05-2006 01:05AM

I am currently in college and have entered and sold some work in various open exhibitions. Yes, framing is very expensive, an alternative way i use is to mount work on plywood (cut to size of work) edges painted white. but use fixative on soft pastels (if you use soft pastel) or could be smudged by touch. The downside of this is the work is not protected behind glass.

it is an acceptable way to present art work...

artieanna

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 14-05-2006 04:37PM

Hmm.... will have to try that one out! Where's a good place to find out about upcoming exhibitions? Thanks for the post!

artieanna · 19-05-2006 12:32AM

yes give it a try.. i had a post running for people to add open exhibitions to but i think its gone claremorris open (www.coearts.org) is coming up (mostly modern art) dont really know of many at moment will post if i find out about any more..

artieanna

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