Sometimes I read things in art blogs that just make me burst out laughing. My reaction is partly because there is that undeniable element of truth, and party because of the writing style in which the story is told. I have to share with you today's post from artist David Black where he describes his pursuit of looking for a gallery in New York City to show his work. It's beautiful and I'm sure those of you who have gone through this pursuit will appreciate it.
Outsider Art:
After the exhibition of my paintings in London in 1990 I started looking for a gallery in New York. I showed my work to a gallery in Soho. “You’re too painterly for Soho,” said the owner. “You belong on Madison Avenue.” I went to a gallery on Madison Avenue. “You know what pays my rent?” asked the owner. “I’ll tell you... Read more...
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