Just got back from the Momentum 2009 - and it went really well! Living Arts is a wonderful gallery, with a great space, and there was tons of really great art there and lots of interesting people to meet. A wonderful time was had by all. (Hurray!)

I had two pieces of work in this year's exhibition, one of which is already in my gallery, and the other of which I'll post shortly... Intersection sold, which was pretty exciting (I got my SIL to snap a shot of me standing next to my painting and it's lovely, lovely little red dot which means someone paid for it and it is sold! Oh, those tantalizing little red dots.) I've got a third thing to show you, also, which was entered but didn't make the cut. Which isn't so bad, really; this year's Momentum had around 300 entries by lots of separate artists, and they only picked something like 70 pieces of art to show. So getting two things in was a pretty good achievement, I think.

My brother in law also had some work in the show - some of his great prints - and sold two of them, as well as meeting some other people who were interested and giving them his business card, so that was really good too.

I got to meet a ton of interesting people, including some of the board members of OVAC (the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition). Excellent networking.

All in all a great night. Looking forward to the next one!


_{Edited to add... I've put two of my recent trad. paintings up in my gallery, one of which is the one that sold at Momentum. There'll be more to follow shortly, I'm sure, I just need to get around to taking photos of my recent work.}