back to the point I was trying to get at. Anyways, I am not here to do a review of his pieces. However, after the first view a better inspection is taken upon these pieces and you realize there is more substance behind the wild designs and colors.
At first glance you see lots of color, designs and figures, which is always a popular variation. They are not pieces to be taken all at once. However, behind it all I see wit, humor, and a thought process that went into each one of his paintings. His style is not really something I am usually attracted to because in my opinion it can be too graphic for me at times. One particular artist (name-wise I will stick with keeping it anonymous) really stuck out to me. They truly have a gift for finding those diamonds in the sea of dirt. I really do not know how the co-owners find such great talented people with amazing personalities. Everyone of the artists were so nice and personable. It was a nice and more intimate setting to meet the artists. Many of the gallery artists were present at the openings and the interns, the gallery employes (my supervisors), and the artists were treated to brunch by the gallery co-owners. She likes to pop out whenever there are crowds of people and it frustrates me.
My awkwardness just really loves the spotlight. I just wish I had more confidence in myself. to get my "foot in the door" but I know I am capable of a lot of things. I am young and have yet to learn a lot, esp. Yes, it is nerve racking but if I just let my guard down and relax but keep my poise then I know the real me will come through. It is our right and a necessity to staying sane.Īside from working both the VIP preview of the gallery and the public grand opening I was able to meet many different people who work in the art business, here in San Francisco. If you feel like having a good cry, go ahead give it to yourself. Never deny your emotions and need to cry. Who the hell has the right to tell you what you can do or not do? Crying is not a crime, never has been, never will be. But, what is even worse, is having someone tell you, "Stop crying." It is like death. There is nothing worse than holding back your tears. Plus, my rule is-If you want to cry, cry. After I asked, I proceeded to tell her, "Keep crying." I did not want her to stop, especially after I had unveiled her crying. Then I turned my head and asked, "Are you crying?" I saw her crouched in a fetal-like position, wiping her tears away. I had assumed she too was doing the same. screen, thinking over what we had discussed. Our conversation had turned into to silence and I just sat there staring at the T.V.
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