I received a call from the proprietors of a cafe in a nearby town last week. They have rotating art work on their large walls, and wanted to know if I would be willing to bring some of my art quilts in for display. I have displayed there once before, so they were familiar with my work and really like how it looks in the cafe.
Of course I said yes! As you can see, the space is more like an art gallery than a restaurant. The ceilings are very tall, the walls clean and white with little clutter. They also have live music on weekends, and wi fi all the time. Do you see that door? It leads to a vault, this building used to be a bank.
Above you see the entrance to the cafe. Finally a worthy place to hang one of my larger pieces!
This is the outside of the restaurant. It really stands out in this small town logging community.
Here is my helper. Chain Saw man.
He insisted on snapping a picture of me. I look rather tired after all that hanging and climbing up and down ladders.
This is such a nice place and the proprietors are wonderful people.
I love how they have it painted and decorated.
So if you are going through Vernonia, Oregon in the next month, stop in and have lunch, view the art work, say Hello to Eleanora, the woman behind the counter. The picture I took of her didn't turn out. Too bad, she is a lovely woman.
Be well.
