Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Hide-And-Seek In The Garden Of Sweet Trees by Brenda York

12x16" oil on canvas     


Wow! Talk about a whirlwind weekend! ArtWalk 2010 here in San Diego has come and gone and I'm guessing that it will take me at least three weeks to recover---Sheesh! 

Over 100,000 visitors this year and by my calculations, I'm pretty sure I talked to oh, I dunno, a third of them?  For conversation's sake, let's call it 30,000. Thirty thousand! And I'm guessing that about a quarter of those people asked me questions--meaningful, perceptive and mentally balanced questions. And as I'm answering those 7500+ questions I'm noticing a pattern. I'm getting the same questions over and over--maybe a little rewording here and there to keep me on my toes but basically the same query. They all want to know what I'm thinking. What I'm thinking? Really? Gosh. I never thought it was all that interesting. Most of the time I'm wondering why you're not thinking what I'm thinking. And how we might change that. But that's another story... So for now I'm going to put together a little FAQ page on my blog. I'll start with the questions I got at ArtWalk this past weekend but send me any burning questions you might have--related to my art, the process, the marketing of said art, etc. In the meantime, I'll try to figure out what in the world I'm thinking!

Many, many thanks to all the lovely folks that stopped by my booth at ArtWalk; my friends, my collectors that I am happy to call friends, new collectors, art lovers of all ages and levels of appreciation. I truly loved chatting with each of you...and especially a little guy by the name of Fernando. I think he told me he was 10 or 11. Lots of questions and insightful comments about my work. But he didn't ask me what I was thinking...I think he already knew.



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1 comment:

  1. Whatever it is you're thinking, I LOVE it!!! But I must admit, I am curious to hear your answer. I'd love to know how you interpret what you see...your work is amazing.

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