Troy Night Out - Conclusion

Well, Troy Night Out is over. I did not sell a painting, but I did sell a copy of my poetry chapbook, "Antietam."

The spot that I got/selected was near a window off 3rd Street, so folk could see them as they walked by. The one that folk were most drawn to was The Playwright's Study.

There was music by a due playing Irish songs. There was wine and soft drinks. Beyond my role as painter/exhibitor, I played an even more important one as the guy with the corkscrew, opening up bottles of wine as needed.

Lots of beautiful women passing through as well.

A good time was had by all.

Tonight, for the first time in a relatively new exploration of painting, I will have pieces hanging in a place other than that Upstate Artist Guild gallery, although it will still be a part of the UAG. Five pieces will hang in Troy, for Troy Night Out, from 5 - 9 p.m. I have been promoting this almost ad nauseum since I learned that my pieces would hang.

The painting labels are made, the business cards are ready, picture-hanging materials purchased, painintings are all wired and ready to go.

Painting Options for Troy Night Out

So far, the three below will be hung in the space provided for me.

Darth



The Playwright's Study



Darkness Visible



They are wired and ready to go.

Today, I will look for a couple more to share and that should be good enough.