Oh My! Time Flies … Art Calgary 2019

I know it’s been ages since I’ve posted any news here.  I try to keep up with Instagram, Facebook and Twitter as it seems to be easier and faster.  But … I know I need to keep up with my website too.

I wanted to tell you all about Art Calgary, which is “Calgary’s first professional art fair.  It will be located in the Mona Lisa Art Salon (1510, 7th Street SW).  Art Calgary will be showing the best contemporary art in Calgary.  Sixteen local artists were selected based on the high quality of their artwork.  The show is a curated, gallery style event where visitors can view the artwork and speak with the artists who create it.  All work is for sale and admission is free.”

I will have my artwork for sale so come and say hi.  Art Calgary runs from Thursday  November 28 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (opening night) until 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 1st.

As mentioned before, admission is free but there will be a donation tree where you will be able to donate food and/or warm clothing.  I will be donating a portion of every sale to a charity of my choice.

See you there!

Ana

 


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  1. How exciting!i hope I can make t…I will be in the states for US thanksgiving, but might be back before it’s over. I LOVE ❤️ your work!

    1. I do hope you can make it in time to come and say hi Sharon. Have a happy Thanksgiving! And safe travels home.
      Ana

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