A WigglyWorm Production by VMH.France.rcvd 04.20.13

Thanks Val....hope you had a good turn out for this exhibit!!

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Comment by Amy Irwen on April 24, 2013 at 2:58pm: yes very petty indeed....too bad you had that experience :-/

Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on April 24, 2013 at 5:30am: What did I do? Well, I exhibited my Aboriginal stuff and glass prints at a local restaurant, and the owner of Serrencia -- who has been very ill in Paris, and whom I haven't spoken to for 6 months -- took extreme umbrage at this and told me on Sunday to get out immediately. I told him that he was being paranoid, had no exclusivity claim whatsoever on my works, and that I was going to leave anyway at the end of the week when my contract expired.

The local art world can be very petty indeed.

I've moved on with exhibitions next month in Copenhagen, Denmark, (Sea Monsters) and Maastricht, netherlands (yet more Aboriginal stuff).

Comment by Amy Irwen on April 23, 2013 at 3:07pm: Val,Val,Val....and what pray tell did you do???? another "mint" incident????

Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on April 22, 2013 at 8:45pm: We did, thank you!

Today I was thrown out of this Gallery!

Life, and art, goes on, of course

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