Wow! I had a very busy and productive couple of weeks. I hosted the opening reception as the featured
artist at the Dancing Crane Gallery in Bradenton, Florida on April 4th. I hung
one of my largest seascape paintings (The Cove - 36”x72” acrylic on gallery
wrap canvas) for a 4-month display in the Bradenton Financial Building. I
completed 3 new paintings and listed them for sale on my Etsy website: www.alanzawackifineart.etsy.com. And, I
was interviewed for an online radio show that features local Florida artists.
The Dancing Crane Gallery show will run through April 25th.
I sold several paintings on the night of the reception and had to backfill the empty
spaces on the walls with other paintings -- not a bad problem to have.
The Brandenton Financial Building partners with the Dancing
Crane Gallery to display selected artists work on their walls. All are for
sale. Here is The Cove:
I managed to stay “in the zone” for an extended period of
time to complete 3 acrylic seascapes:
Just One More - 11"x14" original acrylic tropical
seascape on canvas board framed in a 2" wide rustic white wood frame
Discovering Trunk Bay, St. John - an original
16"x20" acrylic Caribbean seascape on gallery wrap canvas
Churning Waves - an original 12"x24" acrylic
tropical seascape on gallery wrap canvas
Lastly, I was pleased to have the opportunity to be
interviewed by Dona Lee, who hosts an online radio show about local artists,
called Culture Coast. The 30-minute podcast will be aired on radioearnetwork.com
on Thursday, April 24th at 2 PM. After that, it will be archived in their lists of podcasts.
I hope everyone had as good of a couple weeks as I did.
Have a great one this week,
Alan
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