Why we've setup a Blogspot, Twitter, & Facebook page for the gallery?

Word of mouth has become our best way of getting our future customers to find us. We have tried ads in many different publications in our local area. I think most are getting so much mail in the newspaper and mailbox that they don't have a chance to look at it all and it goes in the circular file many times. I have just returned from a show in Philadelphia where I acquired new artists work and ordered new designs from artists we already represent in our gallery. I took a seminar of social networking and found I was on track as I had just set up a Facebook page a little over a week before I flew to Philly. But, I learnd so much as well that will help to stay in contact and also offer a bit of what goes on in our gallery behind the scenes. There are so many ways to find what you want on the web, and I find more and more are spending a lot of time obtaining information and things they need in this way. Nothing replaces the quality of holding a great newspaper or magazine's articles & offerings that you can hold on to and refer back to anytime you want to pull it out and look at it again. But in our busy lives I think there is more and more of a trend that people are turning to ways to seek the information they want to receive catering to their specific interests and needs. Staying in touch with what is going on targeting what is important to the individual is what makes subscribing to feeds on Twitter, Facebook, and so on. One has the freedom to recieve information and stay up to date with whatever they want to know about, and unsubscribe if their interests change and have it all taylored to their interests and needs.

I am just getting this all setup, but I will be posting information about what is going on in our gallery and anything I think may be of interest about American made products, the American Craft industry, artist news and more. Please subscribe to my blog and stay in touch with what goes on in Spirit of the Hand's world.

Meet the Artist Night, Friday Aug 21st 5pm to 7pm

Meet The Artist Reception

NEW NIGHT FOR THIS EVENT!

Friday, August 21th from 5pm to 7:00pm

Please join us for a enjoyable evening with wine-n-cheese refreshments, share a story and creative conversation with our featured artist!

On Exhibit though the end of September

August/September's Featured Artist Rhonda Hancock, MEDIUM: WATERCOLORS ABOUT THE ARTIST Rhonda Hancock‘s work expresses an eclectic range as she continues to venture into different approaches with water color. A member of the Citrus Watercolor Club, Florida Watercolor Society and Spring Hill Art League, Rhonda is continually discovering and honing her skills through workshops and classes these organizations offer. She is a former teacher of mathematics, having taught at Central High School for eight years. She is currently the Art Coordinator for the Brooksville City Hall Art Gallery. "Global" ____Rhonda Hancock, Watercolors___ "Giraffe"