November, 2008
Greetings fellow light workers!
This month I plan to visit the Salmagundi Club for the
Combined Members Exhibition. I've put in a painting for
the show, which was juried in, thank goodness! The
Salmugundi Club has great sentimental value to me, as my
mother was a member some 20 years ago. A longstanding
tradition, the Members Show is a showcase of the club's
talent, and is among the most anticipated exhibition on
the club's calendar.
If you're in the city after December 5th, I have a small
sketch in the Thumb Box exhibition that follows.
If you've never been to the Salmagundi Club, the holidays
are the time to visit. Their galleries in the East Village are
open to the public. It is truly a step back in time, with
many American Masters as past members. Aside from
some magnificent 19th century paintings, my personal
favorite piece of memorabilia is George Inness's palette
(hanging on the wall near the front desk)! Cool!
- Lauren
Greetings fellow light workers!
This month I plan to visit the Salmagundi Club for the
Combined Members Exhibition. I've put in a painting for
the show, which was juried in, thank goodness! The
Salmugundi Club has great sentimental value to me, as my
mother was a member some 20 years ago. A longstanding
tradition, the Members Show is a showcase of the club's
talent, and is among the most anticipated exhibition on
the club's calendar.
If you're in the city after December 5th, I have a small
sketch in the Thumb Box exhibition that follows.
If you've never been to the Salmagundi Club, the holidays
are the time to visit. Their galleries in the East Village are
open to the public. It is truly a step back in time, with
many American Masters as past members. Aside from
some magnificent 19th century paintings, my personal
favorite piece of memorabilia is George Inness's palette
(hanging on the wall near the front desk)! Cool!
- Lauren
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