Jeni on Drawing 33. Drawing Movement
Jeni Caruana
June 20, 2021
Looking through my old sketchbooks the other day I found pages and pages of tiny moving figures, and I remembered doing them over 40 years
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My publisher, Andrews UK has started an excellent idea, publishing Short Stories that people can download when they fancy a quick read. And they’re only
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech The Carthaginians ruled Malta before they were ousted by the Romans in about
This collective exhibition took its creator, Mark Magro, months of planning and hard work, as he collaborated with the four of us artists (Caroline Said
Durban must be one of the most multicultural, vibrant places in the world to live. People have gravitated here from every continent, bringing their
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