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Liz Gridley (Australian), Allegory : Liberation, 2021

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WOW x WOW presents 'Chaos And Tranquility', a group art exhibition of new artworks featuring over 60 original artworks by more than 50 international artists.

Selected art by P54, Ingrid Tusell, Andi Soto, Orphné Achéron, Liz Gridley and Kirsten Shaap.

The online exhibition opens Friday April 5 at 7pm UK on the WOW x WOW website and will be on view until April 26 2024.

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Liz Gridley

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Liz Gridley (Australian, 20th Century)

“ Allegory; Liberation”    2021

https://www.lizgridley.com.au/about

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Liz Gridley

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Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Issue 42 Pre-Orders now open!

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INSIDE ISSUE 42

Exclusive In-Depth Interviews: Eric Fortune [cover artist], Aron Wiesenfeld, Andrew Valko, Richard A. Williams.

Articles: Travis Louie, Yoshitoshi Kanemaki, Angela Gram, Michael Bergt, Tina Spratt, Naya Kotko.

Curators Wishlist: Leesa Hickey, Director of Side Gallery in Brisbane, Australia shares what she would like to add to her personal collection.

Path to Creation: Surreal figurative painter Alex Garant takes us through her creation process from conceptualization to completion.

Lookbook: Full page reproductions of Bastien Lecouffe Deharme‘s dark surreal digital paintings.

Quick Q&A: Kristy Moreno, Sofía Bonati, Kremena Chipilova [2nd Prize Winner, RAYMAR Traditional Art Award, 2022 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize], Monica Ikegwu, Sooj Mitton, Laurie Hogin, all respond to the same 4 questions which delve into their artistic practice:

How do you approach the creative process and what is your process like?

What’s one of your biggest regrets as an artist?

What impact has the contemporary art scene had on your work?

How do you engage with your audience and foster a relationship with your fans?

Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory: Discover exceptional, innovative and skilled artists from around the world with Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory – the leading platform for connecting with top talent.

Inside this issue: Heidi Taillefer, Andi Soto, Aaron McPolin, Beth Mitchell, Crystal James, Ebony Russell, Ema Shin, Erik Mark Sandberg, Eunpyon, Hannah Flowers, Hiroshi Hayakawa, Karen Remsen, Lesley Thiel, Lindsey Carr, Liz Gridley, Sandra Yagi, Sara Gallagher, Steven Kenny, Swapnil Nevgi, TedsLittleDream, Marcela Bolívar, Rain.

Some of our Favourite Things: We share some of our favourite artisan fashion designers including: Sarah Degeyter, Baka Jewelry, C’est Jeanne, It Spain, Chelsea Jean, Jessica Rowell.

Our Community: Our Instagram #beautifulbizarre community feature including: @charlotte_bories, @gerlandadifrancia, @ineslara_artist, @kakisoull, @khrystynabodnaruk, @manzijackson, @mishka.photo, @vickisullivanartwork

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Liz Gridley at Burrinja Gallery as part of Dandenong Ranges Open Studios. @lizgridleyartist #dandenongrangesopenstudios #art #openstudio #gallery #outandabout #creativevictoria #painter (at Burrinja Cultural Arts Centre) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvp7gERlbQT/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=10l5159n79e94

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5 0 1 ( c ) ( 3 ) Organizations in Thousand Island Park Thousand Island Park Foundation Board Members: Jim Brasser, Chairman Patricia LaBuzetta, Vice Chairperson Stephanie Johnston, General Manager Kent Humphries, Secretary Michael Phelps, Treasurer Robert Fearon, Director-at-large Lynn Kassouf, Director-at-large Michael George, Director-at-large Daniel Keane, Director-at-large Michael Stedem, Director-at-large Rock Ridges Officers: Marie Vayo-Greenbaum, President Sarah Gilmore-Miller, Treasurer Renee Waterbury, Secretary Nellie Taylor, Director-at-large Dick Greene, Director-at-large Marion Albright, Director-at-large Jane Atwater, Director-at-large Ed Gillett, Director-at-large Ellen Detlefsen, Director-at-large Heather White, Director-at-large Carol Gridley, Director-at-large Zola Fulmer, Director-at-large Nancy Gray, Director-at-large Molly Farrell, Director-at-large Deborah Johnson-Newcombe, Director-at-large Stuart Dutfield, Director-at-large Landmark Society Board of Directors and Advisors: Julie Mathien, Co-President Anne Marie de Cesare, Co-President Doug Schongalla, Co-Treasurer Jean Ris, Co-Treasurer Amy Phelps, Secretary Peg Hoyser, Shop Manager Tracy O’Brian, Membership Co-coordinator Barbara Coon, Member-at-large Vera Costello, Member-at-large Trude Fitelson, Member-at-large Marylin Shaikh, Member-at-large Dick Greene, Advisor Alison Ross, Advisor Thousand Island Park Library Board of Trustees: Katie Sullivan, President Dan Keane, Vice President Linda Blauvelt, Secretary Linda McCarthy, Treasurer Liz Brown, Trustee Richard Fratta, Trustee Carolyn Glass, Trustee Renee Waterbury, Trustee Juanita Antinone, Trustee Mary Popovich, Librarian Tabernacle Community Association Executive Board: Ellen Detlefsen, Chair Rich Haller, Treasurer Nina Brown, Music Director Win Price Jr., Recreation Director Jim Brown, Director-at-large Crystal DelGuidice, Director-at-large Jane Gillett, Director-at-large Jennie Waldron Moore, Director-at-large Christina Nemec, Director-at-large Colleen Vay, Director-at-large Jean Ris, Director-at-large Thousand Island Park Yacht Club Board Members: Tom French, Commodore Andy Greene, Vice Commodore Jeff Pennington, Rear Commodore Steve Baker, Treasurer Jennifer Werndorf, Secretary Mark Werndorf, Fleet Captain House Committee Chair - Currently Vacant

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WOW x WOW presents 'Renewal', a group art exhibition featuring over 70 international artists.

Selected art by Liz Gridley, Vanessa Lemen, Sylvia Strijk, Andi Soto, Lindsey Martin Gardner, Orphné Achéron & Abby Aceves.

The online exhibition opens Friday February 3 at 7pm UK on the WOW x WOW website and will be on view until February 24.

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by Liz Gridley

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Pricing Your Art - Make a Calculator

Today I went to an ‘Arts Skills Session - with East Gippsland Art Gallery’ and we got a quick ending segment on Pricing Your Artwork. This is an area in which I have always struggled due to issues with ‘imposters syndrome’ lack of overall confidence and issues surrounding ‘mates rates’. Without going too hardcore into my own issues the session proposed a ��calculator’ system that you develop on your own comfort zone to allow you one concrete pricing system for all your work. (You can even pop it in Excel to add up automatically) Key points in regards to using the calculator is: “You are worth being paid - even when starting out you have created a product and a service for your customer, that is solid fact.” “Trust your instincts - if you resent your customers after they purchase and take the work, you have undercharged - be honest with yourself” “Keep pricing consistent for all customers, if you charge differently for out of studio than in an exhibition than in a gallery it undermines your value and opens the door to people haggling. Stick to your pricing.” CALCULATOR: Break down the piece into 4 areas and assign them a value:

Experience: If artists were broken down into levels (Level 1 = amateur, Level 10 = gallery professional)

Time: Breakdown your piece into an hourly or daily rate based off your experience level. (I class myself as a level 3 and gave myself an hourly rate of $20 per hour. This is what I’m comfortable with knowing my minimum painting work is 2-3 hours, this is highly personal to you and your type of work) Size: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large - classify a range of sizes relevant to your work and add a value to each. (Here I used my comfortable hourly rate and applied it to scale, Small = $20, Medium =$40, Large=$60 etc.) Cost: Direct cost of materials expended and a percent of tools. (Materials expended = a canvas, something used totally in the work. Tools = an easel, paintbrushes, digital drawing tablet, something used but not sold with the work - again be comfortable to the wear of your items, I add 5% for large hardware, small things like brushes I add 50% as I tear through them.) For this piece I have used one of my small pieces as a guinea pig: http://lizgridleyartist.tumblr.com/post/141998791010/clouds-with-copper-2016-oils-on-mdf-liz-gridley OK! Now get to adding: Experience (Level 3 = $20per hour) Time (3 hours) = $60 Size (Small) = $20 Cost ($5 - board was free, very little paint used) = $5 (Running total = $85) Now wait - we aren’t done - This is your ‘cost price’ the bare minimum of what went into your work, dependent to the gallery and exhibition standards of your country you must add a profit margin to invest in your practice. This is not a money grab - it is the worth of your training, patience and absolve in being a practicing artist and it is essential. In Australia a standard gallery commission rate guideline is a 30% take. So take your total above and add 30% to give your final price. Therefore final price for this work is = $110.50

This is the quick guide I was shown in the session - its not for everyone's taste but if you have no idea / are nervous / find yourself undercharging - might be a handy guide. Good luck out there :)

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Liz Gridley - Artist

https://www.lizgridley.com.au/about