The Nerve!!!!
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Comment by Primula Medlow on August 1, 2010 at 4:41pm -
A gallery owner I've know a long time & who I have given a lot of art work to for framing has decided to not accept any emerging or lesser know artists now as, in these hard times, all the galleries in her area have closed down. She is now able to attract the big names that would not exhibit with her in the past. Its just business, however, its sad she has lost sight that the lesser known artists were the very ones who supported her well in the past so that she could be here now.......hopefully new galleries will eventually open up when things start to improve.
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Comment by Nicole Umina on July 31, 2010 at 10:53pm -
thats disgusting - she ought to be ashamed of herself - she will be paying less fees doing less work and asking more money - how does that work.
what a nerve.
You'll find someone else Wendy - someone sane.
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Comment by Joan Anne on July 31, 2010 at 5:08pm -
Oh dear Wendy that's not so good. Hope you find another gallery.
So many people really like the piece you did for me........... customers are out there girl.
I bet lots of her regular artits will leave too.
OOPs I forgot to feed the dog!!! xxx's
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Comment by Greef on July 31, 2010 at 1:22am -
What a polarva! That is a bit rude i recon, not like your art is taking up physical expensive space!! She should have dropped her commission to start with until she has built it up a bit! Oh well who knows why some people do what they do right?
Plenty more opportunities out there Wendy and I know you will find them for sure...Good Hunting!
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