I have displayed my art at different venues, and have held Artist Receptions. They are a great way for people to meet me and ask questions about my process. It also allows people to come and enjoy a new venue, whether it be a boutique salon or vineyard.
You made it
From fliers and marketing to charcutterie boards, I thoughtfully put together a “Meet the Artist” event at the venues where my work is on display.
A charcutterie board of fruit, vegetables, crackers and dips in front of my ink paintings at Ruby Vineyard
talking to guests about my work
This is the woman who commissioned the painting of “Miss B.”! I love and appreciate seeing my clients at my events.
Guests can enjoy a flight of Ruby’s wines
I send out an invite to my events to my mailing list. This was for the reception at The South Store Cafe.
Hanging my work at The South Store Cafe
What a great turnout at The South Store! Thanks to all of those that came out to support me and my art!
I handed fliers out to local businesses for my opening at Glow. It was part of First Thursdays in Portland’s Pearl District.
I loved Glow’s black, white, and grey walls! They really worked well for showcasing my artwork.
My paintings were on display for three months at Glow.
Artist statement and guestbook for First Thursday reception.
Glow’s owner (far right) is a big supporter of local artists, giving them the opportunity to display their work in her salon! Thanks, Roshan!
Portlanders perusing the salon, looking at paintings, enjoying wine and pasta salad. I am Italian, after all.
Answering questions about my work.
