Q: How do you organize your studio?
Barbara’s studio
A: Of course, my studio is first and foremost set up as a work space. The easel is at the back and on either side are two rows of four tables, containing thousands of soft pastels.
Enticing busy collectors, critics, and gallerists to visit is always difficult, but sometimes someone wants to make a studio visit on short notice so I am ready for that. I have a selection of framed recent paintings and photographs hanging up and/or leaning against a wall. For anyone interested in my evolution as an artist, I maintain a portfolio book with 8″ x 10″ photographs of all my pastel paintings, reviews, press clippings, etc. The portfolio helps demonstrate how my work has changed during my nearly three decades as a visual artist.
Comments are welcome!
Posted on June 15, 2013, in 2013, An Artist's Life, Art Works in Progress, Black Paintings, New York, NY, Pastel Painting, Photography, Studio and tagged 8 x 10, back, busy, change, collector, critic, decade, demonstrate, diffficult, easel, enticing, evolution, extremely, first, foremost, framed, gallerist, hanging, leaning, New York, notice, organize, painting, photograph, portfolio, press clipping, ready, recent, review, row, selection, short, soft pastel, Studio, studio visit, table, visit, wall, West 29th Street, work, work space. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off on Q: How do you organize your studio?.
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