“We’re based in cities around the world, so artists can travel and show their work with a group they’re familiar with,” Lucas said.
“Caroline Lu has a piece up and so does Tianna Bracey, who is a New Futures recipient artist I met last year.
“You make your shape, then you put electrodes on the end, then you fill it with gas and then you seal it off.” Sims said.
Organizers say the goal is to create a relaxed environment for both the artist and art lovers, so that when they’re ready to make their first purchase, they aren’t intimidated.
“The most important thing you can do for an artist is buy their work or spread the word,” McKissick continues.