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The Cheaper Show is a massive one night art event where all of the
work sells for a uniform affordable price. International artists
display work of all mediums in an environment that promotes
inclusivity of both artist and patron alike. The highly curated work
is of utmost quality and sold at a conscious sacrifice by the artist
to display a sense of equality in the art community. The show draws
patrons from every walk of life, inspiring new buyers by inviting them
into an excited atmosphere that promotes the collecting of art and
connecting with local artists. On June 25th 2011, The Cheaper Show's
10th anniversary took place in Vancouver's Mt Pleasant neighborhood
where over 7000 attendees took part in the event selling over 300
pieces of art in six hours. www.thecheapershow.com
Photoset by Jason Nicholls. www.nichollsphotos.com/
The Cheaper Show is a massive one night art event where all of the
work sells for a uniform affordable price. International artists
display work of all mediums in an environment that promotes
inclusivity of both artist and patron alike. The highly curated work
is of utmost quality and sold at a conscious sacrifice by the artist
to display a sense of equality in the art community. The show draws
patrons from every walk of life, inspiring new buyers by inviting them
into an excited atmosphere that promotes the collecting of art and
connecting with local artists. On June 25th 2011, The Cheaper Show's
10th anniversary took place in Vancouver's Mt Pleasant neighborhood
where over 7000 attendees took part in the event selling over 300
pieces of art in six hours. www.thecheapershow.com
2017 Trail Work, First Place —
Volunteers from the PCTA's White Pass Chapter move a large boulder in the Goat Rocks Wilderness. Mount Rainier is in the background.
Photo by: Bri (Twink) Leahy
With some of the larger components now in place, the list of smaller jobs has grown and progress seems to have slown down.....visually at least! Work Progresses...
Busy in the goods lift.
The Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine, formerly based at 210 Euston Road, is moving back to its old home of 183 (recently renovated). Which means I have been dragged in for the move and sheer madness ensues everyday, followed usually by copious consumption of alcohol on the balcony.
After much harrassing of husband at work and fooling around in Photoshop and Quark, I come up with...voila! Tim and Eric bumper stickers!
Someone on the Jefferton board gave me the idea and although my printer is crap, they still look pretty good.
I'm going to upgrade my printer soon, so I just wanted to do a test run this time. I also wanted to give something to the admin of the Jefferton board, Ravenne, who is so awesome and sweet and helpful to all us Jeffertonians. :)
Why do I do it? I love building this crap. T&E are the inspiration du moment. They're ripe for loving parody.
I'm just so thrilled my idea worked!!! :D