Salisbury Arts Trail has come to an end and I feel a little sad. It was hard work but such good fun! I loved having so many visitors in my house and talking to so many interesting people.
It was good too, to be surrounded by beautiful things and to have our lovely city humming with the excitment of art and artists every day.
I've shown some photographs of my things, in a previous post, so here are a few pictures from our friends and fellow artists across the road
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| Bluetit by Lindsay Keir |
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| Corner of Lindsay's studio all set up for the Arts Trail |
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| Necklace by Pepe Argo |
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Linocut by Pippa Unwin
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Even the window sill was beautiful!
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Here are two of my favourite pieces from my artists: John Gustard, painter and Laura Smith, photographer
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Symondsbury
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| Falling |
At our house we decided that Arts week was a good excuse for having not one but two parties!
A private view at the beginning and a Sunday afternoon tea party to end the event.
The first was considered a great success as we heard a guest say on leaving that it was 'such a crush'.
The tea party had a selection of delicious little cakes- we did have some tarts as well!
I had a wonderful time and most importantly, so did the artists
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| John and his wife Ann Marie |
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| Laura with vital supplies of wine at the Private View! |
It's such a shame it doesn't happen every year...
