Tate gallery, London |
Today is the last of the art fair story. I would like to introduce the lovely people I met at the fair today. One of the joy of our lives is to meet nice people.
I have already thanked visitors. Here I would like to thank volunteers. Everyone was wonderful! We made friends with an elderly couple. They had been always helpful and kind. Thank you so much!
We had met lovely exhibitors. Sadly I didn't take everyone's pictures, but here are some of my neighbours.
Arleen Wild is so kind and friendly. Everyone loved her. She makes her work from by acrylic painting and textile.
Arleen Wild |
Alan Emsden's works are sensitive and peaceful. His works were popular. His wife is so lovely and supportive. A very nice couple! He told me that he could hear my 'people' humming together!
Alan Emsden |
Bridget Skanski-Such showed her Morris dance skill before the fair was open. Amazing! She also uses textile to make her beautiful work. She is from Lincolnshire.
Bridget Skanski-Such |
Diane Haddon-Moore |
Anna Ravliuc's work with Irina |
Dawn Reader, oil painter, paints cool landscapes. One of them was with penguins. Mike and I loved it. She went to see them! I'm jealous. Her partner is Swedish Aikido-ka.
Dawn Reader |
Orson Kartt, from Suffolk, is funky. His work is the mixture of humour and irony. Social political agenda like Zimbabwe's inflation is his theme.
Orson Kartt |
There are more people I made friends with although they were not close to my stand. Stephanie Wilkinson is a local artist, and she is also on twitter. Her work is beautiful.
Stephanie Wilkinson |
Glass artist, Alma Caira lives in Whitstable, a sea side town near to Canterbury. I have seen her work before. Mike, especially, loves her chickens and fish, She also teaches glass art.
Alma Caira |
So that was my adventure.
And a lovely adventure it was!
ReplyDeleteYes, it was! : )
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