Like most art lovers, I’m a collector on a budget. Not quite a “ramen noodles every night” budget, but I would gladly eat peanut butter sandwiches all the time if it meant owning work by my favorite artists. So when Norah Guignon of curate 1k asked me to guest curate for her this week, I jumped at the chance! Each week on her blog, Norah or her guest curator rounds up a collection of artwork that together totals less than $1,000. Seriously affordable, accessible and beautiful work! For my week, I curated a little “Sand & Sea” collection, as hubby and I have been landlocked here in Idaho for almost 9 months and are seriously missing being on the Coast.
Here’s a little taste, but be sure to head over to curate 1k to see it all! Each day a new piece debuts, so make sure you check back for the rest of the week!
insanityofmotherhood
July 25, 2012 at 3:48 PMDid you have me in mind when you wrote this post? 😉 Wonderful news Leslie.
amandabjorn photographer
July 26, 2012 at 10:30 AMGreat blog! Who is the artist mixing colorful yarn/string into the b&w photographs?
Lesley
July 26, 2012 at 11:28 AMHi Amanda! Thank you for the compliment. I’ve featured a few artists who mix string into vintage photography– Shaun Kardinal is the one I featured most prominently ( http://artsyforager.com/2012/04/23/the-uncommon-familiar-shaun-kardinal/ ). I’ve also done a round up featuring the work of several other artists who mix those two elements ( http://artsyforager.com/2012/06/01/friday-faves-string-theory/ ).
Thanks for stopping by!