July 1st at Atenea Gallery

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The vernissage at Atenea Gallery in San Miguel Allende was beautiful, my gallerist Isaac has done everything perfect. I was delighted and very happy.
I heard good comments regarding my work and from my gallerist point of view and my own the show was a big success. This show will be at the Gallery the whole month of July 2007.

Comments

Nefertiti Totonaca said…
Thanks for your invitation, desafortunadamente estoy tan lejos :( vivo actualmente en Oklahoma/Arkansas y dentro de poco me voy más al norte... Cincinnati. Pero en cuanto vaya a México me encantaría ver tu arte :)
Saludos cordiales!
03 July, 2007 02:20
odette farrell said…
Nefer:

Estás en Arkansas? Sabes? Fuí contactada por el consulado de Arkansas, me están invitando a hacer una muestra itinerante por los estados sureños de la Unión Americana....parece ser que si nos veremos :) qué coincidencia.

Bueno todavía falta..porque ahora tengo un proyecto interesante en Irlanda y después algo en Colombia, lo de Arkansas es después :)

Gracias por visitarme.
03 July, 2007 17:16
martiny said…
Que bella exhibición, Odette.
Veo que estas fragmentando ahora las imágenes es interesante que tu obra se movimente, es producto de tu evolución, desde Colombia te envio un abrazo .
09 July, 2007 17:03
Nefertiti Totonaca said…
Hola Odette, mi ego me engatusó últimamente y no me había puesto a leer ningún blog por algún tiempo.

Qué padre lo de tus exposiciones! lástima que ya me voy de Arkansas, pero espero pronto ir a México. O si se te da algo por el norte de éste lado de la frontera, me encantaría... próximamente estaré en Cincinnati.

Con respecto a tu comment en el azucar mata, si, le hace falta al ser humano volver a su esencia y me parece muy interesante lo ayurvédico. Hace tiempo que no practico yoga pero me hace mucha falta y no he meditado últimamente, tal vez por eso traigo la cabeza hecha un garabato.
:)
Recibe un saludo afectuoso y gracias por pasarme a leer :) que tengas bonita semana.
24 July, 2007 14:34
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