Somehow I think the Chinese use the term “famous” more loosely than Americans do. (I’m not saying that to disparage any of the other artists in the exhibit–it’s only meant to be a comment on my own reputation!) Nonetheless, I’m happy to be a part of this exhibition in Tsingtao.
This is actually only one of two exhibitions in China I will be a part of this month. The other is West on the Left, East on the Right, the 2016 version of the event I participated in last year. As was the case last year, after the reception for the show, 188Art (the show sponsors) will be taking the Chinese and American artists on a 10 day tour. This year we will be vising a number of locations in Gansu Province, with a short trip into Inner Mongolia as well. If the tour is anything like last year, it’s going to be a great experience. The folks at 188Art are very generous and thoughtful in their treatment of the artists.
Congratulations, Larry! Another great travel opportunity! BTW, will any of your work be in Lenswork’s Seeing in Sixes book?
Thanks Kathy. I did not submit to Seeing in Sixes, did you?
I did submit 4 portfolios, but none were accepted. I saw the photos of Brooks proofing the gallies on FB, so I’m anxious to see all the beautiful work, beautifully printed! 🙂
Sorry to hear your work was not accepted. Keep at it!