[FWD: [Paintings from the Street] With Alice]
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Reminds me of something I used to do in law school. I was one of the
organizers of the les/bi/gay law students' organization. I was much
more muscular at the time. I would make the presentation each year to
the new students on behalf of the organization wearing a tight white
muscle-t that was so tight it looked like it had been painted on my
body. The reason it looked so tight though was that it was actually a
12-year old girl's "Hello, Kitty" t-shirt, with a big pink kitty on the
front with a big pink bow.
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> Subject: [Paintings from the Street] With Alice
> From: Blogger <no-r...@blogger.com>
> Date: Sun, May 29, 2011 3:52 am
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> Now and then in London, I spot something that is so wrong, its
> right . . . unfortunately, I rarely seem to have the camera ready, or
> with me, to capture these rare moments . . . on this occasion I was all
> camera’d up, Sitting at a table, having an Avocado Wrap and OJ outside
> Pret a Manger in Carnaby Street.
> I saw this guy who looked tough as nails, approaching quickly, powering
> through the crowd, walking with such purpose and determination, his
> muscles pumped and defined, his head set on towards a point in the
> distance.
> I thought, excellent, a really powerful possibility here if I can get a
> clear shot between the arms and legs of other pedestrians.
> . . . then I saw the bag and grinned . . a big paper, candy striped bag
> with the word Alice printed on it . . . just perfect. It changed the
> whole context of the scene and added a wonderful touch of humour.
> The crowd parted slightly, he broke into an open space and I took a run
> of photographs in quick succession . . . getting this wonderful shot
> for a painting.
> Some days things just fall nicely into place.
>
> Solo ExhibitionThis painting has been delivered to the GX Gallery,
> London for my solo show : PV, 7.30, 3rd June.Show run: 4th June - 27th
> June 2011.
> GX Gallery43 Denmark HilLondon SE5 8RSPrivate Viewing is at 7.30pm on
> the 3rd June
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