This is a non-paying gig, but what we can offer your musically inclined friends is a well-trafficked area to play their music (right across from the Ballston Metro!), the opportunity to sell their CDs and a place to have an open tip case.
Stock up on your V-Day gifts and enjoy hand-crafted jewelry, abstract art, paintings, collage, and great conversation. Not to mention yummy snacks and tea--my favorite!
d and vended my works in Jackson Square, New Orleans and I still feel the influences of street jazz pulsating through my veins. In Mississippi, I was a vendor for the Jackson Farmers Market for 5 years and I taught art at Clinton High School for 3 years from 2005-2008. I am by no means formal. Color music, and spontaneous cathartic releases are my inspirations. I enjoy modern, contemporary, bold styles. Everything has personality to me. I can watch trees dance, leaves skip, and shadows creep. They all tell us something. Sometimes I’m lucky enough to capture what they say in a quick gesturing painting. That is when the artist inside of me smiles."
Here's the deal: Each artist brings just ONE piece to be presented in-person to the jury. The jury panel consists of ONLY the artists who are submitting the this show. The jury panel will ask questions, comment & debate before voting. The artist in front of the panel may answer, defend or refuse further comment beyond introducing their work.
So, what do ya'll think? I may be a bit biased, but I LOVE it!
I'm such a stinker.
