My four framed entries in Parklane Gallery's Miniature Art Show
Smooching © Barbara A. Freeman
Acrylic on Panel 1 3/4" x 2 3/4"
My new acrylic painting, Smooching is number 86 in Parklane's online show. These two cuties were inspired from a visit we made to the Evergreen State Fair last summer.
On a sad note, I'm sorry to say that I will not be able to attend the Parklane Miniature show this year due to other obligations. Therefore, we will not be able to photograph the show to post on my blog and other miniature group sites as usual. This is the first year since I've been participating in this show that I have not attended. I will miss seeing all these tiny treasures in person and the enthusiastic gallery visitors viewing the show. I am so glad that at least I can view these many wonderful artworks online.
On a sad note, I'm sorry to say that I will not be able to attend the Parklane Miniature show this year due to other obligations. Therefore, we will not be able to photograph the show to post on my blog and other miniature group sites as usual. This is the first year since I've been participating in this show that I have not attended. I will miss seeing all these tiny treasures in person and the enthusiastic gallery visitors viewing the show. I am so glad that at least I can view these many wonderful artworks online.
Undaunted © Barbara A. Freeman SOLD
Acrylic on Illustration Board 2" x 2"
Undaunted is number 87 on the Parklane Gallery online show. It's another tiny work inspired from a hike.
Hideaway © Barbara A. Freeman, M.A.A.
Graphite and Mixed Media on Film 3 1/4" x 3 1/4"
Waiting © Barbara A. Freeman, M.A.A. SOLD
Graphite and Mixed Media on Film 2 5/16" x 4 1/2"
Hideaway, number 88 and Waiting, number 89 are the two works that were part of the Miniature Artists of America's (M.A.A.) submissions that recently traveled as part of the World Federation of Miniature Artists to the 5th Worldwide Conference and Exhibition of Fine Arts in Miniature, held at the Russian Academy of Art in Moscow, Russia, September, 2012. At the time I didn't have much information on the show, or if they were even exhibited. When they were returned, I was glad to find out they were in the exhibit. They were gone a long time and traveled from here in Washington to Florida to London to Moscow and who knows how many custom stops in-between! Now they are back home and showing for the first time here at Parklane!
This is a great show, I will miss the excitement and all the miniature art lovers at the reception. My friend Janie Olsen is in the show with five of her wonderful goat and dog paintings, starting number 195 in the online show. Be sure to check out Janie's work, it will put a smile on your face! This is the best miniature show in the Pacific Northwest, so hope you get a chance to see it. You can check out the show online www.parklanegallery.com for a preview and after May 1st, it will be possible to also put the work in your cart and purchase them online!
As always, thank you for reading about my work. Hope your spring has arrived and you are enjoying the beauty around you.
This is a great show, I will miss the excitement and all the miniature art lovers at the reception. My friend Janie Olsen is in the show with five of her wonderful goat and dog paintings, starting number 195 in the online show. Be sure to check out Janie's work, it will put a smile on your face! This is the best miniature show in the Pacific Northwest, so hope you get a chance to see it. You can check out the show online www.parklanegallery.com for a preview and after May 1st, it will be possible to also put the work in your cart and purchase them online!
As always, thank you for reading about my work. Hope your spring has arrived and you are enjoying the beauty around you.
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