Gallery A Taos

Well, it's my turn to write about our day. We toured Taos this morning but were disappointed - we spoke with a gallery manager and she said that due to the downturn in the economy shops are opening fewer days and Tuesday seems to be the day many of them ...

... out to the pueblo to drop off the photos. Arthur seemed very pleased to get them and wished us safe journey. We stopped by another gallery area on the way back, but did not find any places that seemed to fit Deb's work. Amazingly, it did not rain ...

... a sea of mud. I found the exhibits very interesting but Deb rapidly became overloaded, much like I do when we do a day of gallery tours. Turnabout is fair play! We then made the return drive, arriving back in Taos just in time for our daily afternoon ...

Taos is another stop on our art gallery circuit. On the rafting trip the previous day, Julius mentioned that there was a high road to Taos that was much more scenic than the road that runs along the Rio Grande. We decided to go that way because it also ...

... . Matt and the kids spent most of the morning in Wal-Mart getting cables (and restocking the DVD library) while I flittered from gallery to boutique around the plaza and backstreets. I think we were all happy with the way we spent the morning.  ...

... with Jack White, Mikki's husband, who has given her advice on how to produce and sell art. We had intended to visit another gallery area, but a huge storm was coming in and we made it back to the RV just as the skies opened. With the thunder & ...

... let the pictures say the rest!  Below is a link to the Taos News website, which has many more pics of the event.  ...

... just like versus what I want to aim for myself. Some paintings are just so inspiring for me, mostly the portraits. I talked with both gallery keepers. (Most of them, I have found, ask me if I'm an artist and we go from there!) I missed Clare's call, but ...

... hours many nights), but he sat with us for a while and I grilled him about his art and the best way to get one's art into a gallery. He made some good things clear for me. His number one tip was to paint a lot. And he said to bring them current work and ...

... every other house on this road was an art gallery. How do they make enough money? I did not see the crowds knocking down any doors. A gallery was lucky if they had one car in front. Since Pooh is not that into art we did not stop at any. I figured if I ...