Friday, February 10, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Huffington Post - Interesting article on LACMA's 'In Wonderland' Is Dazzling Survey Of Female Surrealists
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
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Saturday, January 21, 2012
The Beautiful Spice Island of Zanzibar... where I come from. The delicious food cooked in coconut milk, the tropical climate, the feeling of the salty air, the sense of exotic...the spices it was know for... cloves! Ahead of it's time and a major strategic trading island in the Indian Ocean, it is known for it's splendor and beauty. Posted by Amyn Nasser
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Soovox is launching soon and I'm in line for an exclusive invite and rewards! Click to join me. launch http://soovox.com/fo413 via @soovox
Monday, January 9, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Saturday, January 7, 2012
I thought you might like this. Enjoy and see the IRONY too.
"His writings are some times “painful” to read
for Africans, Indians and even the Brits but he always tells the “bitter”
and “inconvenient” truth and makes them “digestible” by giving them a
humorous touch."
From - Ted Malanda, in The
Standard, September 7, 2009 edition
Why the dukawallah is smarter than you - by Ted Malanda
Reposted -http://lostwhitekenyan.blogspot.com/2009/09/why-dukawallah-is-smarter-than-you-by.html
"His writings are some times “painful” to read
for Africans, Indians and even the Brits but he always tells the “bitter”
and “inconvenient” truth and makes them “digestible” by giving them a
humorous touch."
From - Ted Malanda, in The
Standard, September 7, 2009 edition
Why the dukawallah is smarter than you - by Ted Malanda
Reposted -http://lostwhitekenyan.blogspot.com/2009/09/why-dukawallah-is-smarter-than-you-by.html
Fine Art Prints - Special Limited Time Price on a large Canvas Print through Fine Art America. Take a look...
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How Will Helen Frankenthaler's Art Stand the Test of Time?: An Assessment | Artinfo http://ping.fm/zm2cO shernasser in artinfo
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Born on the spice island of Zanzibar, surrounded by the Indian Ocean, Sher Nasser spent her formative years around the beautiful coastlines of East Africa. Inspired by the gorgeous vistas surrounding her, Sher's interest in drawing started early, however, it was not until many years later, and having moved to Canada, that Sher discovered the joyful world of painting.
"When I first arrived in Canada I was immediately fascinated with the effects of light and shadow that the September sun was creating. I am gifted with a strong love of nature and seeing the wonderful variety of colors that each season brings, I felt a strong inspiration to try and capture those radiant colors on my canvas".
Excelling in floral watercolors, Sher also creates breathtaking landscapes, still-lives and life-like portraits in a variety of media.
Living in British Columbia, Sher is an active member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, Port Moody Arts Association and the Art Focus Group.
A proud supporter of many charities, Sher is always happy to donate her paintings and time to worthy causes.
For commissions, to purchase or view other works please contact Sher by email at sher@shernasser.com
Thank you so much.
Sher Nasser
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Website Updated
New Africa Pictures posted. It was hard work as I have never before painted any animals, but I am happy with the result --what do you think?
My Upcoming Show: I Dream of Africa
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We invite you, with your friends and family, to attend the Opening Reception of our show “I Dream of Africa” on Sunday September 20th, from 2 – 4 p.m. We are excited to have as a guest, Dr. Eni who is from Nigeria, and is known internationally for his work on health in Africa. His bio includes many other achievements, too numerous to list here. Amongst other events, we will also have performances by African drummers.
“I Dream of Africa” Visual Art ExhibitionOpening Reception: Sunday, September 20th 2 – 4 pm Leigh Square Community Arts Village, Port CoquitlamSeptember 17 – November 15Free Admission. Open daily except statutory holidays.Presentations, travelogues, and artist demonstrations every Saturday and Sunday from 2 – 4 pm until November 15. Please join local artists at Leigh Square Community Arts Village on Sunday, September 20th at the opening celebration of I Dream of Africa, a two month art exhibit celebrating an incredible continent. It will feature work in all media including photography, painting, and sculpture by Arlene Connolly, Colin Craig, Joyce Gillespie, Carolyn Hansen, Sherrill Hardy, Eunice Hodge, Sher Nasser, Maria Palotas, Julie Roberts, Mirriam Silamba, and Rae Yano. Guest musicians, speakers and writers will join them in creating a memorable celebration. People dream of places they have been and places they would like to go; some actually get to travel, while others can only dream. Presentations, travelogues, and artist demonstrations every Saturday and Sunday from 2 pm – 4 pm until November 15. Highlights include: South Africa presentation on Sept. 26, Oct. 25. On Nov. 1 Neysa Finnie will speak of her experiences leading volunteer vacations in Africa; Talk on African art by Anthony Ezeaputa on Oct. 11; Poetry inspired by Africa on Nov. 7. For more information, please contact Parm Johal, Recreation Programmer, at Leigh Square Arts Village at 604.927.8441 or johalp@portcoquitlam.ca
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
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