Detail: Cathy Key, “Fertile Ground”. View "Sacred Forms" webpage for exhibition Opening Sept 25 at Cowichan Public Art Gallery.

​Art Openings
Fine Art Dining pairs food with art
An Event or Studio Visit webpage promotes your practice.
Click on a photo to see the webpage. ​

SUMMARY 
Art Openings, founded in 2009, creates informative web content that highlights your creativity in a photo-journalism format. An Event or Studio Visit webpage costs less than a print ad and delivers much more. Each page includes at least 10 photos and 750 carefully crafted words. Specially designed for web audiences, it’s accessible, informative and visually dynamic.
​ New! Fine Art Dining - a visual feast that offers a tasteful slice of Art History. 

My always growing email list of nearly 1000 includes over 400 artists, commercial and artist run galleries, arts funders from the BC Arts Council and CRD, media contacts and local arts and cultural organizations. A webpage brings your personal best to an international clientelle and collectors. Your link is widely posted on web calendars and gives permanent online coverage. 
​The cost of this communication service is very reasonable. Please email for details. 
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​Nice things they've said...

​Farrah O’Shea, curator of For the Seasons.
Thanks, Kate, for this beautiful, thoughtfully composed piece!
I so appreciate you pulling this together, especially on such a tight turnaround.

​Very much appreciated your In Memorium webpage on public installations by Carole Sabiston.
Keep up the good work, Kate, and thanks for everything you do for the arts.
Very best, Martin Segger.

​Hala Alsalman’s Graduate Exhibition Review
It's beautiful!! The webpage layout is engaging and draws you in right away!
Thank you so much for your care and attention. Excited and honoured to be featured on your site!

From Shelagh Rogers . The Witness Blanket Project
​It's fabulous, Kate. Bravo. Thanks for the Witness Blanket webpage. I look forward to meeting you someday! ​

Fine Art Dining's "Meal of the Month" 
A Garden Gallery: The Plants, Art and Hardscape of Little and Lewis, 2005.  

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​In the early 1990s George Little and David Lewis joined forces. They began to transform their city lot on Bainbridge Island into a lush sculptural environment, designed to enchant, inspire and educate themselves and visiting guests. Their journey is elegantly captured in A Garden Gallery: The Plants, Art and Hardscape of Little and Lewis, 2005.  “Gardening is a celebration of joyful, artful collaboration,” says George.

I included a photo of their garden in Fine Art Dining. I emailed them the photo with a thank-you note. David delighted me by replying: “What a lovely idea,” he said. “And we feel quite honoured you opted to have your meal in our “garden". We are now happily living on Bainbridge and enjoying retirement.”

​More at: Fine Art Dining.

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Photo by Pyx in 2020.

Art Openings employs the professional skills of Copy Editor Marnie Coulter. Marnie has an honours degree in History and is an experienced writer,
editor and researcher. She has worked for the CBC, the University of Victoria, and the Canadian Institute. Marnie: 250 592-2432