As mentioned in a previous post, my "Faces of Afghanistan" drawings were shown at two branches of Ohio University. I took the drawings up to OU Zanesville in mid-October, installed them, and gave an artist talk. The exhibition was up for almost three weeks. The curator then took the drawings down and installed them at OU Eastern. The drawings were there for another three weeks. I went up last week, gave an artist presentation, and talked to a lot of people at the closing reception afterward. The next morning, I took the drawings down, loaded 'em into the truck, and drove home.
It's always great to get my work out of the studio and up on somebody else's wall. Getting this series of drawings into colleges and universities is really good. The drawings provide an insight into a world far different than the one the college students are living in. I've had some interesting discussions with people as a result. It seems like the initial questions are pretty basic, but quickly move into more complex territory. Very stimulating.
I don't have any other exhibitions scheduled right now. There are a few proposals out and I'm working on one or two more, so I'm optimistic that something interesting will pop up over the next few months.
It's always great to get my work out of the studio and up on somebody else's wall. Getting this series of drawings into colleges and universities is really good. The drawings provide an insight into a world far different than the one the college students are living in. I've had some interesting discussions with people as a result. It seems like the initial questions are pretty basic, but quickly move into more complex territory. Very stimulating.
I don't have any other exhibitions scheduled right now. There are a few proposals out and I'm working on one or two more, so I'm optimistic that something interesting will pop up over the next few months.
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