Sunday, March 20, 2011

Alex On Display













Alex had her artwork on display once again, this time at the Historic Frederic Remington Art Museum. This was once a mansion that was owned by a private family, and then a second family and finally Remington's wife lived the last three years of her life there. The mansion was eventually donated. Several of the rooms were decorated with period pieces and the rest held Remington's Artwork. The one room was set aside for the 6th grade art exhibit, where Alex's shoe was placed on display. I laughed when Alex said, "This isn't even my best work mom! I have several pieces that are better." But the teacher knew what she wanted to display and this was what she chose for the exhibit. We were so proud of her and she was thrilled to be part of a collection in such a fine Museum of Artwork.

The day progressed with traveling and antique shop hunting. We had dinner a restaurant we have never eaten at before and had the most wonderful experience. (You know when the atmosphere, cleanliness, wait staff and food are all amazing and you can't find a flaw if you tried. We have had some pretty horrific restaurant experiences as of late and this was a refreshing change.)

Ending the evening with a trip to the movies to see Red Riding Hood (poor Adam surrounded by girls, but he never complained once!) It was a wonderful day. Hoping for many more of these now that Spring is upon us. :) Much love ya'll, (((HUGS)))

3 comments:

Bonnie and Fred said...

Congratulations Alex! It's great to see your art work in all these shows! You certainly are talented, hope you get to use your talent in pursuit of your dreams! Love, Gram and Gramp

Adam and Raechell said...

Thank you so much for your nice comment and it was so much fun, I loved it! And I love you guys. ~Alex, love you xoxo

Andrea said...

Alex!! I just had to come back to show the boys your artwork. They love it! It's obvious you're very talented and I can't wait to see the things you'll come up with in the future. And so cool that you got to display it for everyone to see!