Golden Rule turned one this month. I took a birthday bath to think about whether we want to turn two. Ambivalence is the word that best describes my feelings on the matter. On one hand, I would love to jump ship and focus on my own art practice (which in a way, I suppose, Golden Rule is). On the other hand, I feel the creativity and community building we've been doing deserves a bit of a longer run and I think the originality of our business/marketing/curatorial practices have the potential to at some point prove commercially viable. Beyond that, I'm really invested in our tentative art programming for the rest of the 2011 year, so . . .
. . . I've made the decision that the show must go on in our current location for sure in July for Lahaina Alcantara's photography, at least through August for Gary Wiseman's installations, and likely through September for Shawn Creeden's embroideries. Beyond that we've booked Travis Beardsley for October, Carlie Armstrong for November, and Emily Counts and Emily Nachiason for December. The September-December programming will display just as well, if not better, in our old garage gallery. We are still accepting submissions for the 2012 year, so if you're interested, see our proposal guidelines.
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