Gallery Minders

At the gallery, where I'm showing work, there is always a lovely person to greet me. When I say my name, they, every single one, lights up and smiles, declaring that they liked these works. I remembered today to ask why. The answer: they are full of color and make her happy. She'd like one in her bedroom to look at. Perfect answer!
 

Last Days Last Look

It's not everyday this many of my works are in a single exhibition. Here is a selection on the main wall. It's a grand space, lots of air around each piece, with the most beautiful light. Up till October 7 at RIT University Gallery.
 

Panorama

Here's a wide shot someone send me of when people were drifting in for the opening reception of my solo show this week. It gives you an idea of the expanse of this gallery's wall. Mind you, my works are 6 to 10 feet wide. Yes, food and music was part of the festivities. 
 

Volume of Space

I think of this volume of space when I visit large museums, so for a gallery space to have this amount of headroom, and wide open space, it is rare. So love the light that is here, not only for it's expanse, but also the quality of the even light spread. Hard to beat.
 

Evidence

The show must be happening as it is mentioned in the paper! Our local Democrat and Chronicle ran photo and brief description in the weekend arts section. So, there. Now the world knows. 
 

Reception at Rochester Institute of Technology

Wonderful to visit with my great supporters and friends, especially the peeps. I would be nowhere if I did not have them. This is the reception for my show "Design in Fiber / Pat Pauly" currently up at the University Gallery at RIT until January 13.