I spent the day on the road driving to our state capitol for a meeting with staff members of the Virginia Commission for the Arts. I’m exploring the possibility of creating a non-profit to support LibertyTown and I’ve been talking to anyone who will listen at this point. I met Peggy Baggett and Cathy Wellborn a couple of years ago when we hosted one of the commission’s two yearly meetings. They are wise and straight talking ladies.
I stopped in for a visit at the Richmond Museum, checking out the Faberge Egg collection, mostly. It’s all so over the top! I was reminded that most (all) of their collection came from the Pratt family of Fredericksburg.
I didn’t take my camera today, so here’s another shot from the beach of my little sculptures. I’m still hoping to open a bag of clay tomorrow and begin the next cycle of potmaking.
I stopped in for a visit at the Richmond Museum, checking out the Faberge Egg collection, mostly. It’s all so over the top! I was reminded that most (all) of their collection came from the Pratt family of Fredericksburg.
I didn’t take my camera today, so here’s another shot from the beach of my little sculptures. I’m still hoping to open a bag of clay tomorrow and begin the next cycle of potmaking.
