Today the Dunlop Art Gallery show on artist trading cards, co-curated by Margaret, opened at their Sherwood branch. The show looks really great. A couple of people who have seen other ATC shows in gallery also pointed this out as these cards often don't get the respect of other art, probably because of the non-hierarchical and non-commercial philosophy behind this movement. The display cases are actually quite simple but definitely elegant as they give the cards room and light.
William missed the opening because he went to a swimming birthday party. He was wrecked when I picked him up. Later we discovered that he has a fever of 101 F so I went to my mom's church fowl supper alone.
Today the Dunlop Art Gallery show on artist trading cards, co-curated by Margaret, opened at their Sherwood branch. The show looks really great. A couple of people who have seen other ATC shows in gallery also pointed this out as these cards often don't get the respect of other art, probably because of the non-hierarchical and non-commercial philosophy behind this movement. The display cases are actually quite simple but definitely elegant as they give the cards room and light.
William missed the opening because he went to a swimming birthday party. He was wrecked when I picked him up. Later we discovered that he has a fever of 101 F so I went to my mom's church fowl supper alone.
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