You wouldn't believe how quickly things have come together! A whole new flow has started from the moment I decided to move my studio back to Housatonic. The powerful presence of the water tower, the strength of the river and the grand proportions of the new studio have combined to bring a locomotive-like power and determination to everything I'm doing.
It is clearly the right moment to expand the studio.
I've been blessed with a great deal of success at an early stage, resulting in having my work acquired by important museums, collectors and corporate art collections.
With galleries and collectors waiting for new paintings, there is a demand for my work that I can't keep up with. In addition, I have several large projects I would like to bring to fruition, including developing a series of sculptural works, completing a new series on industrial landscape paintings, creating a series of large-scale limited edition prints and applying for Percent-for-Art public art projects.
I'm working up a Proposal for Collectors, inviting them to jump on board this loaded train, and help facilitate the expansion of my studio operations, in preparation for the explosive growth that is just around the corner!
Contact me if YOU'RE interested in getting on board!
Subscribe To This Blog!
Posts
Comments
About Me
- Gabrielle Senza
- Artist-activist, Gabrielle Senza is internationally recognized as an environmental artist, educator, curator, and writer. She exhibits widely and has work in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, Fidelity Investments, Paine Webber, and in private collections around the world. Senza has taught at Mass MoCA, Cooper Union and Bard College of Simon's Rock. She is the Founder and Artistic Director of the creative public arts initiative, Red Collaborative.
No comments:
Post a Comment