Posted on February 29, 2020, in 2020, An Artist's Life, Art Business, Domestic Threats, Mexico, New York, NY, Pastel Painting and tagged "Barbara has the soul of a Latina!", "Myth Meets Dream", a tough business, accepted, aficionado, afterwards, applied, artist, attendees, beginning, Brewster Fine Arts, brilliant, California, collectors, consider, continued, decided, declaring, Diego Rivera, director, elegant, excellent, exhibit, formerly-great, friends, galleries, Gallery Bergelli, introduced, invitation, juried exhibitions, Larkspur, Latin American Masters, Latina, Leonora Carrington, living, Mexico, Mia Kim, myself, New York, non-Latina, offered, opening, pastel paintings, permanent, prestigoius, receive, remember, represented, Rufino Tamayo, soft pastel on sandpaper, specializing, subject matter, summer, traveling, various, Virginia, West 57th Street, working. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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How has a failure, or an apparent failure set you up for a later success? Do you have favourite failure of yours?
Stuart, thanks very much for the question. Will answer it in a future post.