HOMEGROWN PRESS PHOTOS
GALLERY OPENING • PRINTMAKING DEMO • ETC
Homegrown Press Gallery and Studio, December 2010.
Building owner Chad Needham and his pal James work on the new apartment over the gallery. Chad replaced the gallery floor with pine and cherry planks he milled himself, and has done a beautiful job with every aspect of renovation of this beautiful former grocery, bakery, and saloon, built in 1880.
John's eldest helps install the gallery lighting.
John makes his printmaking tabletop on a sunny day.
Printing the Chinaberry block at a printmaking demo a week before the opening.
Jonathan scoffs at Danny's opinion.
Ed shuffles off to Buffalo, while Beverly remains calm.
Holler Poets Series founder Eric Sutherland took some of these photos, including this one of him (right) and John.
Printing the Chinaberry block.
Painting "Smilin' Down (First Stab at Milkweed)" a few weeks ago.
Chris
Sullivan and Jonny
Keys keep several hundred people happy over the course of the grand opening
of the gallery a few weeks ago.
Prints hang along one wall....
... and paintings hang along the other walls.
