Tonight we had a ball at the annual Town of Banff HomeGrown Art Exhibition. 48 local members of the community, ranging from amateur to well-known professional, gathered to show off their talent. I really appreciate the concept behind this show; it is open to all, no jurying, the more, the merrier! And when you have that many artists showing their work, it becomes a HUGE party... there were a couple hundred people there. The Town takes a small fee from each artist and then furnishes a spread of awesome food, desserts, and wine from local businesses. Yum yum!
My piece was in the main room with the food. I was happy to see it there, partially because it is a nice open room with good light and you can back up and view the work well, but also because I am pregnant so being near the food it important... My piece, titled "Visions of Banff" looked really good. The photo doesn't do it justice... I could not use a flash without glare, so I had to shoot it hand held without flash and it is a bit off kilter. I am going to write a post about the piece in coming days, along with a step by step tutorial. It is a photo quilt. Something new for me. I am planning to do a series of these quilts. I learned a lot while making this one, through trial and error, and I look forward to honing the technique.
Thanks to the Town of Banff for putting on such a fun family event where the residents of our community can shine!
And I always will... This is the place to view all my creative work with Polaroid. I hope it will inspire and delight you. I teach several Polaroid processes. If you are interested in setting up a workshop, advice on Polaroid, or want to share your work with me, please email me by clicking on my profile below or comment in one of my posts. Cheers! Now go SHOOT something!!
Friday, March 6, 2009
Town of Banff HomeGrown Art Show
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art,
art exhibit,
Banff Town Hall,
group exhibition,
photography,
polaroid,
Tiffany Teske
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A huge party with beautiful artwork, food and wine? What more could one ask for:) And, a photo quilt sounds very interesting. Congratulations on the other live artwork, Tiffany!!
Thanks so much, Nancy!
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