Every resident books their own calendar and answers their own email. Pick the work you keep coming back to, not the soonest opening.
The window chair goes to a guest four times a year. Dates go up sixty days ahead and the books open the same morning.
Neo traditional, travelling from Montreal. Bold outline and a heavy colour palette, best booked for a single large piece.
Etching and engraving style blackwork out of Copenhagen. Fine hatching, no grey wash.
Fine line and single needle script, visiting from Chicago for two weeks in the new year.
Four steps between reading the work and holding a date. The wait is the only part we cannot shorten.
Read the work first. Availability comes second, and the wait is usually worth it.
The booking form routes straight to that artist, not to a shared inbox.
Forty free minutes. If your idea suits somebody else here, they will tell you.
A $120 deposit fixes the chair and comes off the final price of the piece.
Consults run forty minutes and cost nothing. Come with references, a rough placement, and a budget range. You leave with a date, an artist, and a price band.
