by Elaine | May 6, 2021 | Micro Galleries
I named the micro galleries for Angelica Kauffman, Swiss painter, 1741-1807, who was financially successful and worked in the neoclassical style. Most of her career was in London and Rome. Why Angelica Kauffman? It’s a great name! And we wanted to draw more...
by Elaine | May 6, 2021 | Micro Galleries
Mural Artists Invited to Participate in the Micro Gallery! I had an idea! I realized that “wall decals,” the thin, low tack, removable “signs” that you can have made, would “read” as a mural on the outside walls of the micro...
by Elaine | Apr 15, 2021 | Micro Galleries
Wallet Size: A Show of Photographic Works My concept for this show was originally Contact Prints, the size of a 35 mm negative when printed directly on photographic paper. But that’s a little bit small, at 1″ x 1.5″ and how would most of us even go...
by Elaine | Apr 11, 2021 | Micro Galleries
Miniature canvases are easy to find, and were the first thing that came to mind when I started my miniature art gallery. Now that I’ve installed my second art show, I’m starting to see more options for miniature art substrates. One artist sent in work on a...
by Elaine | Apr 10, 2021 | Micro Galleries
There’s a guild for us gallerists of tiny, small, miniature or micro galleries! I’m thrilled that my gallery, Angelica Kauffman Gallery, has been invited to be a member of the guild! And there’s even a manifesto! At the link of the manifesto, you...
by Elaine | Apr 8, 2021 | Micro Galleries
While I have access to saws and such, I wanted to make this fast and easy. Here’s how to build a miniature gallery with no tools at all. All you need is the pre-cut wood, wood glue, and paint. The base of the gallery is a cradled board from the art supply store....
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