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Got locked out of this account - finally back in! Hi Everyone, missed me? Back to posting about our wonderful artists 😃
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Check out this event on Nextdoor @SOFAP1 Pop Up Shop at Fulham Broadway, open Thurs to Sunday 1 - 7pm: nextdoor.co.uk/p/QgDPRBrNSY2…
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Great to see so many of you at our event with Chillie London! 🌿💫 You turned denim bags and tees into one-of-a-kind pieces. Stay tuned for more creative events! #putneyexchange #putneyevents #putneysummerevents #upcyclingworkshop #sustainablefashion #chillielondon
We have a Pop Up shop/gallery upstairs, open Fridays and Saturday @fulhambroadwayretail 3 - 6pm. Wide range of art and ceramics. Come along and see.
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Just in case you’re missing what we look like on the inside 👇😉
#FitzFriday #fridaymorning
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Don't miss your chance to sign up for @Hospital_Rooms free online art workshops. The next one is with Turner Prize winner Tai Shani.
Hospital Rooms is an arts & mental health charity that commissions amazing artworks for NHS mental health inpatient units.
hospital-rooms.com/digital-a…
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It's been tough not being able to meet up as we would like. For Women Group are offering the opportunity to meet up...virtually and just have a good old chat and a laugh this Friday and every Friday. @ForWomenCIC #coffeetime #LetsTalk
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Local groups, remember you have until Thursday at noon to complete your application!
Between £200-£10,000 grants to support families with children with food and utility bills. @LBHF
unitedhf.org/grants/apply/wi…
Apply now and get a decision this Friday. 🙂
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I decided to do a little self portrait as a warm up before I begin some new commission portrait painting.
Thought it worth recording the look and feeling of wearing a face mask during lockdown 😷
Oil on board, 35x20cm
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"The Japanese have been producing wood for 700 years without cutting down trees. In the 14th century, the extraordinary daisugi technique was born in Japan. Indeed, the daisugi provide that these trees will be planted for future generations and not be cut down but pruned as if.."































