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Our committment to our artists and collectors remains our highest priority. We are here to assist in the process of determining what piece of art is right for the space that is being considered. We offer virtual installations of 2D and 3D works, plus private exhibtions for those who prefer to audition work in home, office or here at the gallery. We can also set up a video chat so that you have a realtime vision of any or all of the artwork in our inventory. Just reach out via email or phone and we will be more than happy to assist in any way possible.
With contemporary abstract paintings, sculptures and glass, the works seem to chat with each other in harmony. There are surprises around every corner, including exclusive one of a kind pieces of furniture.
For shoppers, Keshi Gallery assures authenticity because staff members have seen almost every piece come through the door. As at Andrea Fisher, contemporary artists routinely stop in at Keshi to sell their latest creations and chat with fortunate shoppers.
For shoppers, Keshi Gallery assures authenticity because staff members have seen almost every piece come through the door. As at Andrea Fisher, when looking at Native American art in Santa Fe at Keshi, contemporary artists routinely stop in to sell their latest creations and chat with fortunate shoppers.
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If you have questions that are not answered on our website, representatives are available via LIVE chat. You can also call us at 1-877-221-5151 during regular business hours to have your questions promptly answered. If you are visiting us during non-business hours, please send us a question using the "Contact Us" form.
Cultivating such a practice of truly seeing a work of art makes the gallery-going experience more memorable. It can be mindful and meditative or chatty and fun. Swap stories, ask questions, look for minor details, and the artwork will reveal more nuances than you originally thought.
On March 6, 2006, ICE returned to the Saudi government 132 pounds of ancient coins that had been illegally removed from a sunken shipwreck in the Red Sea. ICE agents in Miami followed a tip that led them to a Key West man who admitted to taking the coins while on a recreational dive in Saudi Arabia in 1994. An INTERPOL alert posted by Saudi law enforcement provided additional information on the coins. Records show that the diver communicated in Internet chat rooms that focused on Islamic coins to learn how to restore the coins and to solicit possible buyers. Agents, acting in an undercover capacity, engaged the suspect via email, eventually confronting him in person with the facts of the case. The subject surrendered the coins to agents on April 7, 2005, and the coins were administratively forfeited on July 9, 2005.
Nigeria is one of the leading African countries with a robust playwriting tradition. This is evident in the size of drama that the country has produced. However, with the advancement in cyber-technology qua the internet, it has become imperative to re-conceptualize playwriting and to re/imag[in]e the nucleus of dramatic literature/play-text. The social media is one of the aspects of cyber-technology that questions the extant theorization on playwriting and dramatic literature. This is so because the conversation threads in various instant messaging applications, group chats and/or social networking groups can be argued to be performative and can be adapted into play-texts for theatrical purposes. This study used the principles of thermodynamics in adaptat
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