Composition 7, John Rummelhoff
I’m writing a brief post to let everyone know about an coming Red Dot event at Conrad Wilde Gallery in Tucson. Having recently moved into a shiny new space, they were burglarized, losing their electronics and several pieces of artwork. Fortunately some of the art has been returned.
In order to recoup some of the losses, the gallery is holding a benefit sale of donated artworks. If you’d like to donate, you’ll need to visit their website and act quickly: works are due there by 4/23. For those of you nonartists, here’s a great opportunity to purchase art at below market value.
Here are shots of the work John Rummelhoff and I are donating and I hope you’ll join in this effort if you can. It’s more important than ever to support independent galleries that offer interesting programming, promote emerging artists, and are vital participants in their communities.
John Rummelhoff, Composition 8
All the works in the show will be no bigger than 16″ square for 2D; 16 cubic inches for 3D. Composition 7 and 8 are about 6 x 6″.
Study for Relief V, 2009 8.25 x 8.25 x 2
Burnout, 2007. Mixed media.
That’s it. Buy early; buy often. And if the burglars just happen to be reading this, shame on you. I hope you have some sort of conscience and bring everything back to the gallery in good shape this instant. As it says on the website, no questions asked. Everyone just wants their things back.