The preview of the Art Society's Annual Exhibition at the Shipley Gallery went well today. A good turnout, including some old friends I was able to chat to and catch up with. But the financial climate was demonstrated by the lack of red spots; usually there's a decent scattering at this regular event, even if it's the cheaper paintings that go, but not this year. Only two red spots.
Still, apart from two hung in a darkish corner (I've asked if the lights can be adjusted), it was good to see these seven of my submitted eight pictures hanging in a good gallery.
St James's from Windmill Hills
Clouds over Holy Island
Sunset, Holy Island
Vindolanda
South Tyne Valley Landscape
In the South Tyne Valley
Venetian Balcony
2 comments:
The South Tyne Valley landscapes are my favourites.
Bill
I'm pretty fond of them myself.
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