spring art sales 5.10.2018

I just finished up with 3 art sales in the last 2 weeks. Whew! It’s a lot of work! Here’s a photo of the lists I make in order to keep myself sane. Each show requires different setup and display supplies, so checking items off the list as I gather them up helps keep me organized.

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At the end of April, I participated for the third time in Cattywampus, a sale and silent auction put on by a group of local female artists and crafters, to raise money for non-profits. This time we raised over $3000 that was split between the Dane County Rape Crisis Center and Underdog Pet Rescue of Wisconsin.

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Here’s a pic of my setup at Cattywampus. It was held inside the High Noon Saloon, which is rather dark inside, so we used a lot of lights to show off our wares.

Less than a week later, I participated in the biannual Madison Gallery Night, and showed my wares with the other members at Midwest Clay Project.

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Member’s pieces were mixed in together, so in this photo, not all the pieces you see are mine. And I only took one photo that night:(

And two days after Gallery Night was the Marquette-Atwood Neighborhood Art Walk, which is a walking tour/sale of about 25 artists. It was my first time participating in this annual event. I had about 50 people stop by. Some were walking, some bicycled, and others drove the Art Walk.

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This is the grouping of RESIST, Naked Lady, and Cat cups, mugs and planters. I also displayed information about Potters for Peace, to which I donate a percentage of my annual ceramic sales.
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A plate of ceramic hearts painted with acrylic paint, bud vases, and my Blue Splash series of bowls.
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Here’s the grouping of porcelain spiral or ribbon series on the left, along with vases and mugs. Like my display of snow shovels and hanging scarecrow? (I re-use him every year!)
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This is mainly my Wire Bowl series and Rust series.

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And here’s a photo of yours truly with all my wares! Three tables inside the garage and 3 more on the driveway (many borrowed from my lovely neighbors), displaying all the pieces I have to sell! It was great to get all my work displayed in one setting. Several visitors commented on the variety of styles I offer, and my tidy garage;) I’m glad the sales are over for awhile! I’ll be updating my Etsy site in the next month with many pieces that are still available.

 

 

 

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