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Red Dragonfly Arts
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redravengallery.storenvy.com
Port Townsend, Washington, USA
Until June 2019, an independent alternative art gallery located in Port Townsend, WA; showcasing edgy and unique contemporary art. Since then, an art blog.
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3 days ago
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Art Has Always Been a Difficult “Sell!”
If there's one thing I have learned as a result of owning and running two art galleries — along with being an artist, myself — it is that art is always a great challenge to…
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about 2 months ago
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The Politics of Parking in a Small Town III: The People Have Spoken!
I was thinking I would call this the "reprise" to the ongoing parking story, but opted instead for "Part III" because the story has likely not come to a conclusion. ![20250820_005517.jpg](
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2 months ago
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The Politics of Parking in a Small Town II: Villagers With Pitchforks!
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the ongoing circus of bad decisions surrounding an unfolding local "for-pay" parking situation, here in our small seaside tourist town.…
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3 months ago
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The Politics of Parking in a Small Town: The Circus Continues!
Back in February, I wrote an article about the stupidity of local city government and parking here in our little tourist town. It is now five months later, and the…
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3 months ago
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More City Politics Stupidity: Affordable Housing That Isn't!
As a former member of the commercial base of our town I like to keep my eye on local politics and most of the time just feel grateful that I'm no longer part of that…
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5 months ago
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The "Character" of Desirable Places to Live vs. "Creeping Gentrification"
When we have a choice — as opposed to forced corporate relocation, or something like that — we tend to seek out places to live that are in alignment with our interests…
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about 1 year ago
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Feeling Creatively Stagnant in a Changing Art Market
Maybe I am simply getting older, but these days I often find the entire business of being an artist to be more ambiguous and confusing than it used to be. 
