May all your dreams come true!
Peace!

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The Vicroy hotel show curated by Rene’e was an outstanding space with windows floor to ceiling. The 19th floor boasted a Ta-Daaa extreme city view. The show was very diversified. Café Bustelo was the thumbs up, I enjoyed the Palma Louca black beer except for not having a opener. Art was sold and new acquaintances made. I am so glad that I got to be a part of it all.
Successful show!
Thanks again Rene’e good job.

Ethan Cohen and Rene’e lead organizer for the event. Thank you both for making my time at Art Miami awsome.
The Girls who made it all work- Thanks Girls!

I just got home from participating, viewing, partying, at the world plethora of art. The conversations ideas never ended leaving you visually full and continually stimulated. The people were wonderful and the conversation never ended and way more interesting than expected. I saw more unique shoes (mostly heals- very high heals) than ever. The event is spread over a long distance and the women spent many hours walking in these shoes that amazed me. I have so much I can say about the never ending days that all slip together finding us sleepless, foodless, coffee less but never once bored or lonely. I am very sure that all of Miami’s women are thin due to the abundance of alcohol and not much else but a nibble here and there. The city its self is very different for what we know and the experience for an art-oriented person is a cant miss. I had a wonderful time met more people than I normally do in 2 years. For that I send large amounts of Gratitude to those who helped make it happen for me and hopefully next week I can further edit the pictures which I will just post for now!
Tomorrow its back to the studio as I have brought back from Miami found metal which I have lugged around for more than a week. The site in which I found the metal is documented through pictures so sit back and check them out!
Thank you every one and good night!



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VVA New York State Council: “1961 Vet Classic – Owner John F. Svandrlik”

I bought this 61 Corvette in 2005 as a project. When I bought this Vet, it was all apart in boxes. In the process I went from a mono radio to a stereo. I installed the new speakers in the kick panels. Now I needed to come up with something to put in the original hole in the dash. One day while looking at my other car, which has a POW/MIA plate on the front the idea came to me.
I took another plate and cut it to fit into the original speaker frame. I received many positive compliments from fellow vets. I then had “59 All Gave Some Some Gave All 75″ painted on the rear panel above my VVA license plate. I felt I needed to do more, and it came to me at our chapters Memorial Day service at the local Vietnan Veterans Memorial.
I contacted a local airbrush artist, Mi Chelle Vara, from Wilton with my idea .She was very enthusiastic about it as you can see she did a fantastic job. I have brought the car to many shows since I completed her in 2008. There is still room on the lower panel inside the hood for a future addition.
I served a tour in Vietnam in1967 with the U.S. Navy, was assigned to the Inshore Undersea Warfare Group 1, on a patrol boat, as a crew member. It is an honor to share these images with my brothers in NY VVA.

John F. Svandrlik – President VVA Chapter 79
http://nyvietnamvets.org/

Sculpture- Light Worker by: miChelle M. Vara