I had a great visit to New York. I headed down to SOHO as soon as I got there. It was a thrill to see my work in the Luvable and Hugable show at Gallery Hanahou. As always, it is fantastic to see everything in person after looking at the catalog, and so funny to see things where I had a picture of a certain scale in my head and I was way off!
Lots of the other artists in the show are people who I follow online so it was a thrill to see their work in person too.
I loved how they hung the Cotton Monsters from the ceiling!
This is the other side of the room. Aren’t the crochet paintbrushes so funny!
Somehow I seemed to have missed photographing one of my favorite pieces- a plush spray can. I was expecting it (from the photo in the catalog) to be life-size and as a result, didn’t notice it on my first turn around the gallery… because it is much bigger!
My husband and I stopped into the new Scotch & Soda store which happens to be right around the corner from the gallery. I didn’t see any suspiciously familiar fabrics on the clearance rack. I felt the need to check since my sister, who is visiting Australia right now, actually saw some of the offending articles in Melbourne. My spies are everywhere!
My studio is a disaster right now. I managed to get myself into a crazy gridlock. It started because I am trying to clear out a little bedroom and uncover the bed since all the kids will be home for Christmas. This is the room that I’ve been tossing everything into for a while now. I needed to take out some of the furniture including a bookcase. I can always use another bookcase in my studio but to get it in, I needed to rearrange things- which involved emptying other bookcases. Yikes, what a mess. The little bedroom is getting close- I think it will be ready for tomorrow evening when it is needed. Then I can move onto clearing out the front room so we can set up the Christmas tree.
Tomorrow I will post about some of the other things I did in the city.
We’re heading into NYC tomorrow for two days, so I look forward to your next post!
Merry Christmas, Mimi! Enjoy your family while they’re home.
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Photo of a tiny world!
Happy holidays!
What fun to see these pieces in person. Sounds like the NYC trip inspired you — I’m eager to see your creations in the coming year!
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