Many of my “Earthly Desires” paintings are hanging in the display window of Vi Gallery at 4 Embarcadero Center. It’s a boutique located on the Lobby Level (which is one floor up from street level), and the window with my art is quite near the staircase leading to the ice rink.

These paintings will be at Vi Gallery til January, so be sure to stop by! The boutique is full of other interesting artisanal fashions and decorative items, and is definitely worth checking out.

I’ve heard from a few people that they’d like to be able to subscribe to a calendar of art events that I’m  involved in, so to that end, I’ve created a Google Calendar called Heather Robinson Fine Art. If you’d like to check it out, subscribe or share it with others, here’s the HTML link. If you use an iCal compatible calendar, here’s the iCal link. Let me know if you have any problems with them.

I’ll be sending an email about this sometime this week, but I’ve got several events and shows going on this month and the next, so I thought I’d tell you about them here.

This weekend, I’m showing work with the San Francisco Artist Guild at the Music Concourse in Golden Gate Park on Saturday the 7th. Stop by if you’re going to the deYoung or the Academy of Sciences; we’re right in between.

I’m showing some of my Earthly Desires work at the St. Stephen’s Art Angels show in Belvedere, November 13-15. Friday night is the preview party, and the show is open to the public on Saturday, 10a-5p and Sunday, 9a-1p.

After that weekend, most of my Earthly Desires paintings will be displayed outside  Vi Gallery in the Embarcadero Center in San Francisco. I don’t have exact dates yet, but they should be up for around a month starting in mid-November.

We’re having a happy hour at Secession Art and Design, 5-9pm on Friday, November 20! This is to mark the ending of the show of my latest work, Net and Nest, which comes down on November 29. If you haven’t had time to see it yet, please come by.

Lastly, I’ll be showing work at Chillin’ on the evening of December 5 at the Mezzanine.

Whew! I hope to be able to squeeze in some actual painting this month, as well.