Elegant Editions Moved to A New Location

Online, July 21, 2010 (Newswire.com) - The one mile radius from the Tech Museum in Downtown San Jose is nothing short of amazing for all with an interest in fine art and art exhibits. From the Museum of Quilt and Textiles, to the Museum of Art there is so much to see and experience. What's more special about downtown San Jose is that just as one thinks they have seen it all, there is more to be discovered, an unexpected treat for those who venture further past the HP Pavilion along the CA 82. Not too far ahead, as the charming ambience created by the cafes, little shops and bookstores scattered along the Alameda invites to find a parking spot and take a stroll, the Alameda Artworks Building, at 1068 The Alameda, is in the same building as one of the most popular recycle bookstores in San Jose. The area of the exhibits spans through two buildings and provides for an amazing experience, a raw display of pure art. No glass or gates separating the artworks from the viewers. The scent of paint, from oils to watercolors provides for a direct connection from the artwork to the soul, as well as a better understanding of the artists inspiration and personality. This is where art is made.

By exiting the very end of the Artworks Building, and heading to the building just opposite beyond the convenient parking lot, more art is available for public appreciation.

Greg and Sharon Prior are artists themselves and they are proudly inviting audiences to witness inspiration on canvas and paper in its truest form at their brand new Giclee Printing studio location, where viewers will have the chance to learn how beautiful art reproductions are created from original artwork, and how sophisticated technology and equipment for image capture as well as printing is involved in the process.