A recent blog from Tribalmania reviewed the recent San Francisco Tribal & Textile Arts show in the San Francisco area.The review was generally positive with reports of substantial sales by many dealer/exhibitors. Specifically mentioned were Joel Cooner, Vicki Shiba, Michael Hamson, Michael Evans and Tribalmania Gallery.Not all was "upbeat' about the show, however. The reviewer speculated that sales were off by 10% to 20%, which was attributed in small part to US economic conditions and to greater degree to the weakness of the US dollar vis a vis the Euro, the currency of European dealers who are frequently sellers.For a more complete reading of the review, visit this link.~~~~~~~~~~~~~Offered as a public service by Aboriginals: Art of the First Person and its alliad online gallery at TribalWorks.com
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