Art feels intimidating. Just the walking into a gallery can seem like a difficult first step, let alone being confronted with limited knowledge of artists, art history, techniques and materials. However, the reality is that art is not as intimidating as it seems. The challenge in selling fine art, and fine goods of any kind for that matter, is connecting with people who love it enough to make an investment. We know that consumers of fine goods tend to have an appreciation for quality on many levels and actively seek out new experiences. One who loves fine food and fine wine will likely appreciate fine art. So it was fitting when Bill Lowe partnered with Dinner Party Atlanta to host one of their famous dinners on the gallery floor.
The concept behind Dinner Party Atlanta is to attract a group of people who love fine food to a spectacular night of culinary curation featuring uniquely sourced wines and ingredients for an exquisite dinner in a unique space.
Dinner Party has hosted dinners for their followers everywhere from an airplane hanger to
half court at GA Tech and now Bill Lowe gallery. 50 guests sat smack in the center of an exhibit for Thornton Dial, one of the most profound artists to come out of the south, for a fun, easy evening. For some it was their first trip behind the glass door. For most it was an evening that will solidify the brand of Bill Lowe in their minds as one synonymous with quality.
Glad to see this dinner party. Recently went to my friend’s lunch party at one of Venues in San Francisco that I found at Eventup.com and I loved the food as new tasty dishes were arranged. Enjoyed the activities that were arranged. Really had a fun time there.
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