It's an active month! Here is the announcement for the Open Studios event I am hosting in my central Palma de Mallorca apartment. I've gathered 5 artists to exhibit with me in this beautiful space. More information on the individual artists to come this week, stay in touch.
You can see the invitation details on my Facebook fanpage, Sadhana Studios.
Showing posts with label Spanish tile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spanish tile. Show all posts
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Can you guess what inspires me?

This is like the "Where's Waldo of paintings...

I am preparing for an exhibition and up to my old tricks again. Namely, reworking paintings I claimed to be finished long ago. El Castillo is almost done (again); I took it out to photograph as I often do to gain some objectivity during the process. But, look how great it looks on my terrace! The likeness is uncanny.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Views of my studio
Here are some views of my unusually tidy studio where I work my magic. It's in the center of Palma de Mallorca, in a building built in 1918. I've probably said this before, but working in this space is very romantic: the floors, the carved wood, the high ceilings, the cacophony of competing musicians on the pedestrian street below...
I found a giant lizard living under these IKEA shelves that I muscled around from a near-by office to the painting space (I foolishly only removed half the contents!). I didn't get a photo of Mr. Lagarto, though...not sure where he is right now, I hope he doesn't surprise me in the night!
I spent most of today changing the distribution of the furniture in the apartment. Doing so required some re-organizing of the studio. It was a good excuse to dust and vacuum and take pictures before I make a glorious disaster of things again.
Labels:
art studio,
art supplies,
cacophoy,
easel,
IKEA shelving,
Inca Mallorca,
painter,
Spanish tile
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