It's been a tradition to hang banners from the downtown lamp posts from July until December, at which time they are taken down, separated, and auctioned.
Make no mistake about it, these are signed paintings, not reproductions, done on both sides of a doubled 40x32 canvas.
There are about 44 artists involved, which gives The Avalon Theater 88 paintings to hang, promote, and hopefully profit by. Not to mention a percentage to the artists. Now that's a refreshing concept.
For the first time this year, they're taking bids in advance online.
http://www.theavalonfoundation.com/bannerprogram/
All banners can be seen there, click each image to enlarge.
You can also follow the bidding. I can't stop peeking.
And TORN BANNER P.M. oil on canvas copyright Margery Caggiano
I was initially uneasy about the banners braving the elements, but the people in charge took them down temporarily when a (the) hurricane was expected.
The live auction and party will be held December 10 in Easton.
All are welcome.!!!! New video via Youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPHoh_9XZpA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
All banners can be seen there, click each image to enlarge.
You can also follow the bidding. I can't stop peeking.
This is TORN BANNER A.M. oil on canvas copyright Margery Caggiano
And TORN BANNER P.M. oil on canvas copyright Margery Caggiano
I was initially uneasy about the banners braving the elements, but the people in charge took them down temporarily when a (the) hurricane was expected.
The live auction and party will be held December 10 in Easton.
All are welcome.!!!! New video via Youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPHoh_9XZpA&feature=youtube_gdata_player




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