What Price ART? My eternal struggle with what is the value of my art….
I have always had trouble assigning a price to my art. I believe strongly that art should be a part of everyone’s life that why long ago I framed the following “the why cheap art manifesto” that my sister gave
PEACE BE WITH YOU
PEACE be with you….peace BE with you….BE peace….peace be with YOU….this phrase with all it’s possible inflections has been rolling around my head since last Sunday when I went to our regular episcopal church service here at The Bishop’s Ranch.
On the Make
I have been making stuff and dreaming of making stuff all kinds of stuff. My followers may remember the Urban fabric I designed using photos from my trip to NYC earlier this summer (see post http://lisathorpeartist.wordpress.com/2013/07/16/). But I've been making
Flying High
Last week I took off for Portland to teach at the Art & Soul creative retreat. Before going I was pretty stressed out, getting all the materials ready for the two all day workshops I was teaching, putting substitute plans
Opening Night and Salon
Last night my solo show titled Zig, Zag: The Back and Forth Between Traditional and Modern opened at Gallery 1055 in San Francisco. The gallery is really the hallways of the offices of Bishop Marc Andres (Bishop of California for