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Immagini dell'Acqua, Milano, Italy

9/8/2014 4:08:02 AM
by Keiko Tanabe - 6 Comments
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It is with a great honor that I am participating, as an invited guest artist, in the 40th anniversary exhibition of the Associazione Italiana Acquerellisti (AIA).

 

Mr. Fernando Cavalieri, the AIA's President, together with Ms. Cristina Bracaloni, the AIA's Vice President, very kindly extended the invitation to me earlier this year to take part in the events including the opening of this special exhibition and live demonstrations.  The theme of the exhibition is Immagini dell'Acqua (Images of Water), and it will take place at the Acquario Civico in Milan, Italy from the 2nd to the 26th of October.

 

An international watercolor exhibition, the show will display paintings by artists from the AIA and watercolor societies representing Australia, Belgium, Brazil, China and Mexico.  As a guest of honor, I will have the pleasure of showing some of my originals including "Masquerade, Venice I" and "Duomo, Milano, V" and perform a couple of live demonstrations.  I will also run several workshop sessions.

 

 

Duomo, Milano, Italy V (55x74 cm)

 

Masquerade, Venice, Italy I (55x74 cm)

 

 

 

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6 Responses to Immagini dell'Acqua, Milano, Italy

Congrats! Your work is beautiful! Very well deserved

Thank you so much for your kind comment! I feel truly honored being recognized in such a special way.

The depth of color, layering and tension in your paintings is wonderful. I could stare at them all day.

Krislyn, your kind words about my work are so very much appreciated!

Love these Keiko wonderful light!

Hello Dot, thank you so much for your kind comment! Hope this finds you well. Best regards, Keiko


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