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Blog moved to a new address. I recently moved my blog to a new address to be part of my portfolio website. The blog here will remain and you can still enjoy reading my older posts, but I will not post any new articles in here. I copied and maintained all articles from this site and you can read them at the new site.
Welcome to Valerie Kent Art Studio. My art work may be seen right now at www. The marketplace paintings have taken me on a journey to vibrant colour, to .
Love of art, art for love. On January 15, 2010. Thank to you, Anita Vaughan. For taking the time to speak with us about your experiences. We look forward to reading your blog.
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Blog moved to a new address. I recently moved my blog to a new address to be part of my portfolio website. The blog here will remain and you can still enjoy reading my older posts, but I will not post any new articles in here. I copied and maintained all articles from this site and you can read them at the new site.
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At the end of a recent trip to Morocco, we drove to Marrakech airport, leaving Essaouira before dawn for the 180km trip. The sight of dozens of unskilled day labourers in trucks reminded me of a documentary I saw in 2007, El Ejido.