#38 In the Field: Art Show and Sale, Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, Wyoming

Sandy and artist
Carrie Ballantyne

I attend several museum sponsored juried invitational art shows a year.
They are an opportunity to meet collectors, museum, gallery and media folks and
sell art in a gala museum setting.

I particularly enjoy seeing old friends among the artists and meeting new ones.  I consider the shows an "in the field" experience for several reasons, namely:
- To sell art.
- To extract the most from art that was created by past masters in the
  museum collections.
- To see new works created by fellow artists

Trish and gallery owners and artist
Narda and Jim Wilcox

       Although I'm influenced by the antique and 19th century
       animaliers in France and America, I continue to be impressed by
       various living artists' style.  They, like me, are enjoying a
       resurgent interest in representational and figurative art.

       An artist's style emerges on its own unless there is an attempt to
       copy others.  Style is individual and personal.

     

    "Get out there and see what everyone else is doing - then do something different"

                                                                                                                                   Bob Kuhn

Sandy at the Phimister Proctor exhibit at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, Wyoming
during the 30th anniversary Art Show and Sale - September 23-24, 2011

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