One Year Ago Today

December 20th, 2007 admin Posted in Art |

It was one year ago I first dipped my toe into the Fort Collins art blogging pool. And looking back at those early posts it is good to see how much it has evolved. Though I still feel I am finding my blog voice and I have kept things pretty safe this far. I know it will continue to evolve and that voice I am looking for will be found.

Thanks to everyone who reads this little blog. I do appreciate the comments and support I continue to receive. It is because of you I will continue to work at this and continue to develop it into a good source of information on art and artists in Fort Collins.

At the end of the day all I want to do is help artists in this community do what they do.

Raise your glass to another year of art palaver!

4 Responses to “One Year Ago Today”

  1. Thank you for Art Palaver! I have enjoyed it via RSS…Its lovely to dip into some local art ‘food for thought’ as I peruse the web for the day. Gratitude for gluing the creative community with your work!
    peace,
    e~*

  2. Congratulations on your impressive milestone. Your “little blog” provides an important voice for our local arts and it’s a wonderful read. Keep up the great work!

    /cb

  3. Hear, hear!
    Many congrats…I have enjoyed Art Palaver & ZAF622 immensely and I look forward to many more years.
    I am also curious about Ft. Collins’ Art in Public Places meetings and the mysterious ‘rescheduling’ that keeps occurring. I thought about applying for the board, but I didn’t as that would exclude me from any Calls for Artists for the next few years. I look forward to some investigative reporting if you ever get a chance to talk with Ellen Martin or anyone else with AiPP.

    Also, when you’re able to get ZAF622 going again, might I suggest an interview with painters Amelia Caruso & Phil Guzy or sculptor Mark Leichliter?
    (In the interest of full disclosure, Mark is my boyfriend…)

  4. yeah, thanks for having a great local art blog. keep up the great work.

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