artwork of Angela Hughes Zokan |
Approximately 33 participants were set up on porches and yards throughout the neighborhood.
artwork of Andrea Machado |
pottery by Sandy Knowles |
artwork by Chandler Primeaux |
artwork by Ginny Merritt |
hand painted furniture by Jennifer Gilmore |
artwork by Messyrtis Art |
sculptures by Diane Gilbert |
Artwork by Christy Buchanan |
serene artwork by Noelle Brault |
Metalwork by Rick's Hand Made |
The Whimsical Work of Southern Pottery |
Lila's Paintings on Wood |
artwork by Christi Arnette |
I hope you enjoyed this Art Crawl.
Stay safe and healthy!
Thank you for stopping by! ~Val
That is SUCH a cool idea! And it looks like a perfect day for it!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it? I have never been to something like this before. It was their second annual so hopefully it continues and becomes more successful each year.
DeleteLooks like it was a lot of fun! Maybe next year, people will be able to do it again?
ReplyDeleteI hope so! It looks like it was a success and would have been even more attended if that COVID-19 scare was not already happening.
Deletehand painted furniture and pottery are fascinating for me....all photos are beautiful
ReplyDelete# Stay safe and virus free
They are amazing artists!
DeleteAn interesting concept, Val. You will at the very least be well prepared to enjoy it next year. In the meantime be well, stay safe and take care of each other.
ReplyDeleteThank you David. Stay safe and healthy too!
DeleteI was near this area a few weeks ago. I didn't know about this. SC has many different art crawls here. I remember going to a few for a assignment for my art class in college.
ReplyDeleteIn the future I will have to keep my ears open for others like this. It was really enjoyable, especially with great weather. I am glad they were able to hold this event before things got scary out there.
DeleteOoh, that looks fun! Love the sunflowers on wood. Make sure to check your booklet next year!
ReplyDeleteI love that artist's work too. Every piece exuded happiness!
DeleteSo many wonderful pieces. Hope all is well in your home. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Stay safe too!
DeleteI certainly did enjoy this art crawl.
ReplyDeleteOne of our nearby towns does similar during the summer … somehow I don't think it will take place this year though!
I did enjoy looking at the art through your photographs, thank you.
All the best Jan
Thank you Jan! It will be a difficult spring and summer for us all. It almost feels like life has been cancelled for now.
DeleteWow, some good artists aroiund there and I love bunaglows - I would have on on the walk just to see the different houses but the art is a plus1
ReplyDeleteAren't the houses adorable? That is actually going to be my next blog post. I fell in love with the neighborhood!
DeleteOh a house to house art crawl, how cool is this! This reminds me of when I lived in Seattle, they had art crawls there too like like this. Love it!
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Thank you Allie! The neighborhood was perfect for an art crawl!
DeleteHow wonderful. Those pieces of art are gorgeous and it seems a lovely idea too.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anca!
Deletehi Val! Thanks for the lovely Art Crawl :).....hope u are doing well, how are things at your side?
ReplyDeleteThank you! It is getting scary here as cases and deaths increase significantly every day. I hope it is not has bad where you are.
DeleteWhat a great idea! I would love to be involved with something like this!! Just beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBig Hugs Val!
Hi Stacy! Crawlers would love your artwork at one of these!!!
DeleteWhat a nice art exhibition. It is always lovely to see original art.
ReplyDeleteIt really is! It is even better when the art is by local artists.
DeleteThe 2021 Cottontown Art Crawl will be held on Saturday March 13th 2021. Please join the Cottontown neighborhood in welcoming over 80 artists this year. For further info, please visit www.cottontownartcrawl.com or join the FB group Cottontown Art Crawl.
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