December 2009
We look forward to reviewing and posting many more exhibitions in 2010!
Have a great festive season
Marcus
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Art Blart 
Hi Marcus,
Just wanted to express appreciation for your site, and how much work you put into it…
It’s a great window on the photography and art worlds.
Thanks!
Regards
Thankx Emerson
Glad you like the blog
I try and say what I mean in a straight forward manner
It always helps if you are passionate about the matter (of existence) 🙂
Regards,
Marcus