Tiny Art Gallery

The Tiny Art Gallery:

A Tiny Community Art Project

by David Diethelm

This book is about how the Tiny Art Gallery got started, and the interesting pieces of art contributed by neighbors and friends.

An community experiment in shared art.

A bit about the Tiny Art Gallery:

This project is inspired by the Little Free Librarymovement. It is a way to get more people thinking about and personally interacting with art, and Being able to have a close up view of art is not all that common, unless you make art or buy it. That's where the Tiny Art Gallery (TAG) comes in.

Community artists borrow art supplies and a canvas and make a tiny piece of art (around 2"x2", or 2"x3") and put it in the Gallery.

The unique aspect of the Tiny Art Gallery - home art shows with photos for the artists to see.

Neighbors may borrow (and return) a piece of art (with easel) and take it home to display. They will be asked to take a photo and email it to tag@ecojusticepress.com so it can be displayed on the website. Each piece in the TAG will be photographed, and displayed on the gallery page. Your art will be seen on the website, on postcards and in color paperback books (maybe hardcover books too).

The TAG has been installed on a street that is designated a Safe Route To School.

Please check out the Pateron.com donation page for those wanting to monetarily support the project.

Postcards, paperback and hardcover bookswith art from the Gallery are rewards for patrons.