My Newest Interior Drawing

Working on some interior drawings. 

Westport Art Center - The Show Where You Could Not Move

The opening reception for the show "Foodies" in Westport Art Center was something "else". You almost thought that you are in Manhattan. It was very crowded, cool, hip and artsy. No one had to drive for an "hour plus" to NYC to enjoy the best of the best art creations, to have a fun, or to catch up the latest news with friends. My dearest family, my friends and I saw a lot of quality art.

If you haven't seen it and you live in the area, visit this well run art center. The show will be open until first week in November.

You do not want to miss any reception at the Westport Art Center

With friends and family

With family

My friend Andrea

Westport Art Center - "Foodies" Show

To all my fans, friends and family (wow three "f"s) ---

I see that you kept your fingers (and toes) crossed because my painting "Eva" got into the show. So, if you live near Westport, CT or are visiting the area, please come and join all the local artists at the opening show on Friday, September 14, 2012 from 6pm till 8pm.

I'll be happy to see you there and catch up on the latest news from your life.

Eva - My Submission Painting For WAC Called "Foodies"

Tomorrow, I have quite a busy busy day. First, I am attending a four hour class in the morning, and in the afternoon I have to take my "Eva" (the painting on the left) to the Westport Arts Center. Hopefully, it will be accepted into a show called "Foodie". There are a lot of very talented artist living in this area, so my chance is very slim.

For more info about the show click HERE.

So, dear fans - keep your fingers crossed like this XX and wish me luck. Tfuj, tfuj.

A Stuffed Bold Eagle In Your Art Projects And Law

To all fellow artists - do not include a stuffed Bold Eagle in your art - it is a criminal act. You cannot sell it, keep it, buy it, barter it, transport it, import it or export it - alive or dead.

Read THIS interesting article in the New York Times, what Mrs. Sonnabend’s children are dealing with by inheriting their mother's (the art dealer) “Canyon,” by Robert Rauschenberg.

Credit: The image on the left was published in NYTimes and is property of Rauschenberg Estate and Licensed by VAGA, NY.