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Affordable Art Fair pics, by a4mnt on Oct 18, 2007 20:19:17 GMT 1, Thoroughly enjoyed the AAF, once I'd found Organics and knocked back a few free wines.
There was some interesting art and some nice looking ladies but the free bus from Sloane Square to Battersea Park pulled no punches with the type of clientelle they were aiming for.
Not much street art, but a little. I was drawn to some of the more odder pieces......
.....especially these by Ray Caesar. Very odd, Tim Burton stylee, but very captivating. All computer generated 3D modelling weirdness. The guy collects 'skin tones' so some of the blotchiness on the skin of the subjects was eery. They were all framed in black lacquered period style frames and looked great. Probably wouldn't hang one on my wall but could look at the images for ages.
Take a look at the website, its all quite 'out there' www.richardgoodallgallery.com/contemporaryart/m3/Ray-Caesar/index.html
David Shanahan (www.shanart.com)
Thoroughly enjoyed the AAF, once I'd found Organics and knocked back a few free wines. There was some interesting art and some nice looking ladies but the free bus from Sloane Square to Battersea Park pulled no punches with the type of clientelle they were aiming for. Not much street art, but a little. I was drawn to some of the more odder pieces...... .....especially these by Ray Caesar. Very odd, Tim Burton stylee, but very captivating. All computer generated 3D modelling weirdness. The guy collects 'skin tones' so some of the blotchiness on the skin of the subjects was eery. They were all framed in black lacquered period style frames and looked great. Probably wouldn't hang one on my wall but could look at the images for ages. Take a look at the website, its all quite 'out there' www.richardgoodallgallery.com/contemporaryart/m3/Ray-Caesar/index.html David Shanahan ( www.shanart.com)
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Affordable Art Fair pics, by simongoff on Oct 19, 2007 10:18:56 GMT 1, Thoroughly enjoyed the AAF, once I'd found Organics and knocked back a few free wines. There was some interesting art and some nice looking ladies but the free bus from Sloane Square to Battersea Park pulled no punches with the type of clientelle they were aiming for. Not much street art, but a little. I was drawn to some of the more odder pieces...... .....especially these by Ray Caesar. Very odd, Tim Burton stylee, but very captivating. All computer generated 3D modelling weirdness. The guy collects 'skin tones' so some of the blotchiness on the skin of the subjects was eery. They were all framed in black lacquered period style frames and looked great. Probably wouldn't hang one on my wall but could look at the images for ages. Take a look at the website, its all quite 'out there' www.richardgoodallgallery.com/contemporaryart/m3/Ray-Caesar/index.html David Shanahan ( www.shanart.com)
We were there last night and I have to say those were some of our faves. The Mrs bought a owl sculpture (pics to follow) she collects them. All in all I thought it was pretty good and yes the lift back to Sloane sq was well appreciated.
Wine was pretty ropey though.
Thoroughly enjoyed the AAF, once I'd found Organics and knocked back a few free wines. There was some interesting art and some nice looking ladies but the free bus from Sloane Square to Battersea Park pulled no punches with the type of clientelle they were aiming for. Not much street art, but a little. I was drawn to some of the more odder pieces...... .....especially these by Ray Caesar. Very odd, Tim Burton stylee, but very captivating. All computer generated 3D modelling weirdness. The guy collects 'skin tones' so some of the blotchiness on the skin of the subjects was eery. They were all framed in black lacquered period style frames and looked great. Probably wouldn't hang one on my wall but could look at the images for ages. Take a look at the website, its all quite 'out there' www.richardgoodallgallery.com/contemporaryart/m3/Ray-Caesar/index.html David Shanahan ( www.shanart.com) We were there last night and I have to say those were some of our faves. The Mrs bought a owl sculpture (pics to follow) she collects them. All in all I thought it was pretty good and yes the lift back to Sloane sq was well appreciated. Wine was pretty ropey though.
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