Hello everybody! Holy Molly! We cannot believe that it is November already! This was supposed to be our 4th post for October and we aimed to have it published just before Halloween. But as the saying goes “if you want to make the Gods laugh, tell them your plans”, we got snowed under tons of work and here […]
MoreWelcome again! Thank you kindly for your support! We are overwhelmed by the attention we have received after posting the two reviews of the h.Art Artist Market! We have never thought so many people would be visiting us, reading our posts and then sharing them with others! A big, big thank you! There is nothing more […]
MoreHi everybody! How are you all? The weather in Hereford is terrible this year! It’s cold, dark and rainy, feels more like February than glorious October. But let’s not despair. Art is the best way to get rid of the doom and gloom, and luckily, here at Vanadian Avenue, we are never short of it! […]
MoreHello all! Welcome back again. The Herefordian weather has not been kind to us at all lately, so it’s good to sit in the warm office, drinking hot chocolate and reminiscing about the events that took place last month. September has been very busy and we absolutely loved it. You should know us by now: […]
MoreHello everybody! Welcome to the first post in October, the best month in the whole calendar year! We are not sure if other bloggers would agree, but since we created Vanadian Avenue, our life has become much more interesting. Of course, we were always keen on arts and culture and knew the local artistic circles […]
MoreHi hi! We hope that you had a great weekend. For us, it was one of the most busiest weekends we had so far this year. Mal was editing photos while Rita was out and about taking adventage of the Heritage Weekend (please keep your eyes open as she is going to write a detailed report […]
MoreHello again! Yesterday was a very busy day. The weather was beautiful and Rita decided to take three cats from our mom’s collection for a walk and photograph them in their “natural” environment. During the stroll, she stumbled upon a water football match on the River Wye, the opening of hART exhibition, made new friends and took […]
MoreHihi! Welcome again, to the third, and sadly the last part of The Moo Project. To be honest, we are a bit surprised how popular the series turned out to be. It seems people just love when cattle and art come together! The majority of our readers were from the UK (no surprise here as Herefordians like […]
MoreAye everybody! Welcome back to the second part of The Moo Project. First post in September, time for harvest and we cannot think of any better excuse to serve you a big dose of the country side. This morning, on her way to work, Rita saw at least three tractors, two horse carriers and one mega big […]
MoreHello! Have you ever came across an art project that made you laugh out loud? We have seen many different projects in our lives. Some were simply terrible, some were scary or medicore while others were stunningly good. But few months ago Rita found something truly unique – an art project that attracted passerbys and made them roar with laughter […]
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