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Comment by Carina on July 6, 2013 at 8:42pm

Interesting piece, Vizma! Will the work be placed in a frame, I see a glass frame next to a table?

Yes, beautiful room!

Comment by vizma bruns on July 6, 2013 at 8:47am

Taking over the sunroom before an exhibition, still signing my works on delivery day. "I wish I had an extra day!" Does that sound familiar to anyone else???

Comment by Carina on June 28, 2013 at 9:50am

Luckily I missed "rain on artist's studios week"! Great comments and photos, thank you guys.

Comment by vizma bruns on June 28, 2013 at 6:46am

evidence!

Comment by vizma bruns on June 28, 2013 at 5:28am

Gin, I'm so glad you decided to return to show us your space because it's just lovely! It's like a shot from a magazine, so elegant! I like your comment too, about forgetting to eat, etc, I'm the same, but I've never fallen asleep at my table! Thanks for joining us here!

Anete, your comment on the show "Buried Alive" made me chuckle, I sometimes watch it too. Maybe so I can say, "At least I'm not THAT bad!" ....yet.

Linda, I'm constantly taking things out of the bin to reuse them! I don't think I've needed to empty my paper bin for a year!!

I love the fairy lights in your summer studio, Jan, it looks so homey and inviting. I wonder why we are all being rained on???

Comment by Jan Ketonen on June 27, 2013 at 5:29pm

The last post is pointless sans photo.  This is my workspace at night.  The rain was dripping pretty much where I was standing, so mercifully away from most of my "good" stuff!

Comment by Jan Ketonen on June 27, 2013 at 5:16pm

It must be "rain on artist's studios week" because my "summer studio" (it's a summer only room, no insulation) started to drip drip drip two days ago during a storm.  Sigh.  Fortunately the rain was only dripping onto some unused, wrapped canvases so none of my paper goodies got damaged.  The joys of living in a 91 year old home! :)

Comment by Linda Pelati on June 27, 2013 at 1:49pm

An.U., it is my wish too to have only useful stuff at hand, and to get rid of useless things, but today I realized with sorrow I had thrown in the garbage a ring mini giftbox with rounded lid that would have be perfect for a certain artwork!

Comment by An. U. on June 27, 2013 at 1:25pm

LESS IS MORE!

I realized this when I was watching show on TV "Buried alive". This show always remind me of mailartist studios. With little free space and with many things that others consider as a trash. Yes, in show it is a trash. But in our studios? ...

And then I realised, not everything that I have gathered I will really use. Less IS more. I need one box for supplies, second box for different papers/materials/scraps and  a stack of magazines. That's all. My studio can be everythere with these tree boxes and I love this. Especially doing mailart in the open air. But I love to look at or to be in these studios with many stuff because there can be seen the spirit of art which is very inspiring.

!.... And especially I love look at studios like MomKat or Vizma - under olive tree or next to kangaroos. Fantastic!

Comment by Mim Golub Scalin on June 27, 2013 at 12:39pm

Yes, I've often wondered why I need so much stuff and why I say yes to every calendar, map, paper sample book, catalogue, etc. that friends and familiy offer me as potential collage material. This "mini-disaster" will help me to go with less. Less space, less stuff. It's a good challenge. I've been lucky to have a room of my own since our daughter graduated from college and said, take my room, I'll only be back as a guest. Make a studio of your own. Sweet. And I did. This temp space of mine is nice, lots of windows, feels airy and light. Everything is at hand, but the everything is very minimal. A bit more than An.Us' balcony, though.

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