In the residence where I live there is a vibrant exchange of media. On the walls there is a large range of artwork reflecting the rather conservative tastes of the ladies who run the administration. There is a very stern rule forbidding expensive art on the walls which creates a sort of artistic void in my opinion. There is a tendency to prefer works that the residents created rather than purchase quality prints.
If one takes that in mind however one can find quality in less expensive things such as greeting cards and arts and crafts. There is also a collection of dolls and toys that is carefully tended to by members of the order.
I am no critic of inexpensive prints like cards so I thought that for this exhibit I would choose works that were already chosen by the very residents themselves. Besides I found no interest in my artistic endeavors until then. (This would never change. Rather than accept this kind of philosophy I would opt to create exhibits for my wealthy target population and work mostly on line to promote the results).
But this exhibit highlighted The Residents choice of artwork. Despite my criticism above, it has its own charms and certainly, if it is not my preference, it reflects the tastes of very important women in the place I live.
These pictures are all that are left to show that the exhibit ever took place and they are available for purchase, individually printed at $120 each.
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