Lili Vieira de Carvalho, 45, is a lucky Brazilian. In 2006 she met her partner, Ken Eisner, film critic from Vancouver, Canada through nerve.com. In 2008, after a lot of back and forth between the two countries she finally immigrated to British Columbia. It was the end of the 15-hour flights and the many hours on Skype and the beginning of an adventurous time.
Lili’s 20+ years of experience in the vibrant and cosmopolitan art market in Brazil took her at first to a period as Art Researcher at Adbusters magazine and since June 2008 as Art Consultant at Diane Farris Gallery. The Art Monitor is a natural side effect of a passion for the art world and the city she now calls home.
Anta eu. Pus Toronto. Toronta soy yo. Prazer.
Vou consertar. rsrsrs. Ficou muito chique isso viu, bem?
Olá Lili,
Parabéns pelo blog. Vou visitá-lo mais frequentemente. Sorry pela demora no contato.
Hello,
Recently you posted some images of my aerial view drawings on your Web site.
Many thanks for your interest in my work.
All the best,
Ross
Quero mandar algumas imagens do meu trabalho…
Como faço?
Hello,
Some time in the last few months you posted images of my aerial view drawings on your Web site or listed a link to my site. Since last June several dozen sites from all over the world have put my images up for viewers.
Many thanks for your interest in my work. This was totally unexpected.
As several people have inquired about my prints, I am happy to announce I now have a small print available at a special price in the Fuse Works online gallery (www.fuse-works.com). My print can be seen in the Works on Paper section or by entering Racine in the search field.
For people in the New York area: the print is in the Fuse Works: Multiples and Editions exhibition at The Front Room gallery in Williamsburg (Dec. 4 to Jan. 3). Opening on Friday, Dec. 11, 7 to 9pm. 147 Roebling St. (at Metropolitan Ave.), Brooklyn. Fri to Sun, 1-6pm; http://www.frontroom.org, (718) 782-2556. Directions: L train to Bedford stop, get out at Driggs Ave exit, walk down 1 block to Roebling St., turn right + walk 7 minutes to the gallery.
Again, many thanks!
Ross RACINE
http://www.rossracine.com
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