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Wish I could come see the exhibit!
Sounds like you'll have your hands full though, without any additional overseas visitors...  

Mucha suerte en la galería con este trabajo. Gran variedad de dibujos que expresan distintas cosas. A como influye en televisor en nuestra vida. También que al leer, somos como un grifo abierto que puede soltar y soltar información. Excelente trabajo y de muy buena calidad. Saludos.

Congratulations 🙌
Good lucky, friend! 
Go ahead!!! 🔛

Wow what a great style I love it. Wish I could see them in real life :)

This is so nice,  good vibes and good lucky in the gallery. I wish I could see it in person!

Some of these are just so quirky and fascinating. I've never seen such interesting art in a while. Thanks for posting these.

wow, this is excellent - I loved the video - it was once on YouTube, but got deleted, probably for copyright. 
psst, don't tell, but I do have a copy of it saved ........ 
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I also shared and incorporated the invitation on my FB Visionary Art Page
btw - would you then also be showing the film at the gallery - that would be a blast!

...The lost thing, like some recently lost future...great!

These drawings are beautiful. Thanks for supporting so many great artists!

This looks like it is going to be an amazing exhibit wish I could be there. Too bad you don't have a virtual attendance, like a gopro on an interns head as they walk about and look at the work. Hey, it is a virtual digital world, then we could all go :)

Thank you too for introducing me to this artist. I am in love with the drawings. Again Steemit opens up more art to those of us who are terribly introverted and love to hide in their house drawing and painting all day. It allows one to be interactive but still a hermit! 

Good luck with the show!

I love Shaun Tan! I bought "The Arrival" years ago in a little bookstore in Ogunquit Maine. It really lit a fire in my imagination; the amount of work that must have gone into it  however makes my head spin.

Which brother did I give that book to, arrgh.

I love weird things, surreal paintings and drawings. I follow you now :)