Finally! a solo exhibition at a proper gallery! SO I have to share the glory with other artists, I am renting only one room... but at least I have a place to show my art in Wellington!
Don Lilis of Naxos is a nice person and he embraces my diversity... which is good as that is such a part of me. :) Sure, I can do a theme work but why limit myself when I can show the world the many facet of my styles? After all, I paint because I love doing it... rather than being dictated to by someone who do not know me and what I am all about. *cheeky grin*Finally! a solo exhibition at a proper gallery! SO I have to share the glory with other artists, I am renting only one room... but at least I have a place to show my art in Wellington!
Don Lilis of Naxos is a nice person and he embraces my diversity... which is good as that is such a part of me. :) Sure, I can do a theme work but why limit myself when I can show the world the many facet of my styles? After all, I paint because I love doing it... rather than being dictated to by someone who do not know me and what I am all about. *cheeky grin*
You are all invited to go see my work on exhibition there now.
Title: World View by Amanda Tomasoa
venue: Naxos Arts Exhibit
38 Kilbirnie Crescent
Kilirnie, Wellington
Date: May 2 - 16th, 2006
(Mondays are NONO. Don's only one day off)
Time: 10 AM - 3 PM
Someday I hope to own a gallery, then I will be the one deciding whose art will get exhibition space. :P Cool! Have to apologize in advance to those of you who like gore... you wont make it past my eagle eyes. I love art that is pleasing to the eye... and it can come in various forms. Abstract, detailed work, ethnic art, naive, modern, surrealism...
Thank you Welligntonians! You are so open to me... you can find a piece of my work at Webster's gallery too. Maybe it is a good place for new artist to start?
Auckland gallery curators are harder to please...
If you are thinking of doing an exhibition for the first time and want some guidance... feel free to get in touch. I would love to see you successful in your exhibition too!
Kind Regards,
Amanda Tomasoa