I encountered Samantha as she was selling her painting studies to the House architects (in black).
She moved outside on Sunday after the people traffic inside her studio was underwhelming on Saturday.
She also has paintings hanging in Arata Fine Art Gallery on Columbus.

Big orange is "Francis", a mix of young and old and everything in between - the man in the baby, the baby in the man.
This was a very cute backyard, too!

Sid showed his work all over his apartment and even sold some to appreciative art patrons!
Thanks for the ArtWalk + THD promos, Sid, I appreciate it.

Magué was cooking madly in the back so I have only pictures of Dennis and guests.

A hot day inside Trieste but the sound system got tamed.
The "blue" photos by MM.

Mary's first public exhibition and she swore the paint was dry! She also had a piece at Live Worms.

My camera battery died Saturday night so I saw three openings and was only able to shoot one.
Too bad because this was a great show in color.
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Thanks!

Walking the ArtWalk on a hot Saturday afternoon. Up to Mason Street, a far off outpost of art.
Candace and husband Pete matched each other and the studio. It was very calming.
Best glass of champagne EVER, at that particular moment!

The place filled up the moment the doors opened at 11am on Saturday!
The Postcard Machine in residence, and Mague finished with her children's portrait painting stint.

Canessa's proprietor, Zach Stewart, and guests.
Julie Jaycox's botanical photographs on the balcony.
Never shot Jamie Banes' sculptures - his work will return in November along with the enthralling "Heart of Canessa" hanging throughout the gallery. It's pretty darn cool, so make a point to get there in November!