Exhibiting at Local Businesses: Starbucks

Exhibiting four of my acrylic paintings at a local businesses: Starbucks


Having businesses willing to showcase local artists in their premises is a true blessing.
I am lucky to be part of two organizations that coordinate art exhibits in local businesses: the Worthington Area Art League and the Dublin Area Art League, of which I'm the current president.

Exhibiting four of my acrylic paintings at a local businesses: Starbucks in Dublin, OH

Am member of the art league you can sign up for exhibits, one or two months at the time, depending on the location.

In March 2016 I have four of my paintings showcased at a local Starbucks.
The have a hanging system installed and the light is just phenomenal, it makes the paintings glow.

They business takes some kind of a risk opening up their walls to artists, because they have no say on who signs up and if the paintings are going to look good with their decor, but they are oh so nice all the time! Something to be very thankful for.

My paintings will be at the Dublin's Starbucks, 19 W Bridge St, Dublin, OH, until the end of March 2016.

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  1. jessicamcneil.co.ukMarch 11, 2016

    That's great that some local businesses exhibit paintings of talented artists. This is a real possibility to gain some profits both for artists and businesses. And money is not the only benefit here. You know what I mean, don't you?

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