Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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Off to learn more about this artist. Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteHopefully peeps support her work!
Thnx for the info
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ReplyDeletethis looks familiar, saw it on Catwalq's spot...we will be there in spirit
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I would have loved to come but I am abroad but we wish her all the best from here. Hopefully she will exhibit in Sweden one day....
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Pak Karamu reading your blog
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