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Starting 9/22, I will be closing the print shop on my site. Going forward, I will be focusing on limited print releases, three times a year. I want to give people the opportunity over the next week to place an order, and also explain my reasoning behind the decision. Most importantly, I want to assure collectors that this is by no means a shady marketing tactic.
I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to sell my prints to so many collectors across the US, but the fullfillment of those orders has increasingly become very time consuming, and I want to be able to focus the time I have on creating new original work.
All artists evolve, and my work continues to grow with me. I’m more excited than ever about what I’m creating. My goal is to have more robust print offerings during these limited periods, that are more aligned with where I am as an artist. So newer work and more of it!
I wholeheartedly believe in the importance of accessible art. I’ve mentioned many times that I was so fortunate to grown up in a house filled with art. I myself have purchased many editioned prints from artists I admire. My work takes me a long time to create, and I am so grateful that I have been able to share my work with so many more people through prints. I wish I could release 100 original paintings a year, but that’s not in the cards for me. I would never want to abandon my print business, and my hope is that this new approach will allow me to share my work in the very best way.
With that said, my next print release will be towards the end of October! If you’re not already signed up for my email list, sign up HERE.
xxSarah
Sarah Verardo is a contemporary oil painter based in Providence, Rhode Island. Having grown up in coastal New England, the ocean has always been a familiar representation of home. After living in New York City for 14 years, Sarah returned to Rhode Island, connecting with the seaside New England environment in a different way as an adult. The idea of home, and in particular proximity to the ocean, changed from a pacifying comfort to become more of a spiritual and reflective touchstone. Through her work, Sarah pays homage to the role her environment has had in her personal evolution through both trying and celebratory times in her life.