Me with Meredith, the "buyer" of my art.
Yesterday after finishing up teaching my Serbian Easter Crash Course, I dashed over to School 33's Lotta Art. I was in School 33's Walk the Line last year and am a big fan of their shows, events, and programming.
Last night was my second time contributing to Lotta Art, a fundraiser where artists donate artwork, and guests buy tickets to be entered into a lottery-style drawing. Once a guest's number is picked, they can take home any piece on the wall.
This time I decided to donate something that would be easy to display in a home: Silhouette 1 and 2.
Last night was my second time contributing to Lotta Art, a fundraiser where artists donate artwork, and guests buy tickets to be entered into a lottery-style drawing. Once a guest's number is picked, they can take home any piece on the wall.
This time I decided to donate something that would be easy to display in a home: Silhouette 1 and 2.
Art you can put on a desk, shelf or wall! Keep them together, or separate them.
These pieces are made from handmade paper. I told the "buyer" of my art that it makes a big difference what color wall you hang the pieces on, so try a few and see what looks best. All in all, I loved getting to see Silo Point again, getting to see all the other artwork, and meeting so many art lovers in Baltimore.
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