Wednesday, February 24, 2010

MORE FROM TAVIRA

No time to write. The workshop went well, we did monoprints from collagraphs and monotypes from the ink left over on glass sheets after printing. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Will post some results later. Now I'm preparing for my exhibition which opens on Saturday and lasts for the few days until I leave on March 3rd. Can't believe it's nearly all over!

Below is another painting, again from that cafe the earlier monoprint was about. It's called Anazu, not azul as I said before. And some more photos of Tavira.

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Cafe Anazu  NdA  February 2010  Acrylic on paper

 
Uma Flor  Found poem, Tavira


Found profile on Tavira wall

Fishing boats on the Gilao river, Tavira

 
The view from Casa 5, Tavira

4 comments:

Hattie said...

Catching up to you! Too much to comment on! It all looks so fascinating. Your portraits and photos of people are remarkable. I know what you mean about the struggle for simplicity, or getting back to elemental things.

Natalie d'Arbeloff said...

Hattie,glad you're looking in.That struggle, yes. It's like those workmen in front of the blue and yellow houses,making a lot of noise and mess, in order to put things in order....

marja-leena said...

Natalie, the time really has flown, and you've been very productive with teaching, creating new work and capturing the town in photos - all lovely! Make sure you get photos of your exhibition and opening crowds to show us. Congratulations!

20th Century Woman said...

Natalie, your energy astonishes me. I can't wait to see pictures of your show.