I went from artist to artisan....I now design and make coffee tables from vintage piano wood and tree slabs.....also make wall hangings and other tables. Looking for events where my products fit..

thanks

Sal Greco

www.SALvaged-artworks.com

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  • Sal, you would need a truck or trailer most likely for any show you would do.  An option would be to rent a truck and do a few shows.  If things looked good, then you could consider buying one.  Also, look around at shows and see what kind of vehicles other artists with large loads are traveling in.  Talk to artists who have large loads and ask them what they use.  Doing that may give you a better idea of which direction to go in in the future.

    • Jacki

      thanks for the info ...I'll check on it

  • Jacki

    thanks for the info....I have checked  handmade and  maker faire events...

    I'll check your list.....minor problem I have is transporting tables....I'd have to rent a truck

    I believe there is a market.....I had a redwood slab coffee table in an art show....sold the first night for $650

    sal

  • Sal, have you done any shows before?  There are art shows strictly for recycled/repurposed things.  Remix Chicago is one. 

    This one is by BWAC in Brooklyn:  http://bwac.org/2015/11/recycle-2016/

    This is one in Sanra Fe:  http://www.recyclesantafe.org/

    This one is in Vancouver:  http://www.recycledartsfestival.com/

    Funky Ferndale might work for you: http://www.funkyferndaleartfair.com/

    Recycled shows are not as common as fine art shows and it doesn't mean you can only do recycled shows.  It looks like you paint, too. 

    • Are the table legs removable? That may make it easier to transport your pieces in a van as well as to sell them to someone without a truck/van. Just a thought.
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