We have had a good run this year for Artomatic. I completed my third and final required volunteer shift last night. Two weekends ago at
"Meet the Artist Night" Keith and I enjoyed talking with lots of visitors about our work. They came from all over Houston, TX sent a couple of school teachers just arrived for a Capitol visit who were very interested in my sketches.
I worked a volunteer shift on Sunday the 10th at the front door of Artomatic which was lots of fun. I greeted all the visitors who, like me, were a little surprised to find a big bicycle race circling the neighborhood which had shut down many streets.
I wish I had known this bicycle event was coming, I might have been there just for that but I was committed to work all day. It's an annual event this Arlington series of races I stumbled on once before when I dropped by the Apple store a few years back. It was a perfect weather day for racers on the back top blue skies and lots of fresh air and low humidity from the north.
I went by the 8th and 9th floors after my first volunteer shift at Artomatic and here are a
few imagesw of my favorite artworks from those floors.
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faucet growth |
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cool sculpty coral like growths dripping from faucets! |
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this pottery reminds me of the sea corals and grasses |
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Matt Hollis floral sculpture |
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Nils Henrik Sundqvist print in metal frame |
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James Halloran from April's "Art in the Berg" show had a great wall display |
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Pat Goslee was brave painting the walls orange then hanging her abstract paintings over such powerful color |
I haven't been able to go tour Artomatic yet but next Saturday June 16th at noon is a big Sketch-crawl DC tour I am going to attend. Only two weeks left now before it all closes up for good.
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