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Andres Barrioquinto's Works on View at the Upcoming StART Art Fair 2021 in London

https://www.tatlerasia.com/culture/arts/andres-barrioquintos-start-art-fair-2021

startart is definitely getting some global coverage!

Yusuke Akamatsu artist currently lives and works in Paris. You can see his work at Start Art Fair, Saatchi Gallery, presented by Shtager Gallery13-17 October 2021.

https://fadmagazine.com/2021/10/11/yusuke-akamatsu-at-photo-london/

https://www.bangkokpost.com/life/arts-and-entertainment/2197031/three-local-artists-feature-in-london-art-fair

Thanachai Ujchin aka Pod Modern Dog, Priyawit Nilchulaka aka Palm Instinct, and Hatairat Charoenchaichana aka Oh Futon, who are known for their music achievements in Thailand, were selected to showcase two of their paintings to be exhibited alongside contemporary art of more than 70 artists from 25 countries.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-12/with-the-u-k-facing-a-bleak-winter-will-london-s-rich-still-buy-art

Frieze London, which generally showcases contemporary art, has more than 160 galleries in a rambling tent near Marylebone Road. Frieze Masters, a showcase for older art, has around 130 galleries in a more compact tent in the northeast part of the park, near the London Zoo.

Even before these tents open, dealers say, demand for million-pound paintings is stronger than ever.

Snap, crackle and K-pop: Tatler meets a Korean pop star about to set the art world on fire With an exhibition set to open at the Saatchi gallery as part of StART art fair this Thursday, Tatler meets Kang Seung Yoon – of uber successful Korean boyband Winner – to get the lay of the land

https://www.tatler.com/article/kang-seung-yoon-yooyeon-winner-k-pop-interview

https://www.tatler.com/article/kang-hui-south-korean-actor-model-artist-saatchi-gallery-start-art-fair

While the K-pop stars haven’t made it to London – a contemporary, Kang Hui, has. Photographed before the Sloane Square tube sign and under the infamous Saatchi Gallery columns, the actor, artist and model has landed in Chelsea – what he describes as a ‘luxurious neighbourhood’ – and he has been perusing the gallery beyond the Duke of York Square (before he returns to Seoul, imminently). Kang Hui, 29, exhibited alongside the K-pop stars at the Korean Eye, Seoul in June ahead of this week’s exhibition at the Saatchi – where his enigmatic, bright works (pictured below) are illuminating the gallery walls.

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2021/oct/13/k-pop-k-boom-k-cinema-k-art-south-korea-stars

First came K-cinema, then K-pop and K-TV. Now South Korea’s young stars are conquering the world with K-art. But what do their dark visions say about their nation’s psyche – and ours?

not star -typo should read art of

https://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2021/10/11/real-jersey-husbands-art-discovered/

Jersey resident Mr Hartmann (52) was invited by Start Art Fair founder David Ciclitira to take part after his work was featured in ITV’s Real Housewives of Jersey series earlier this year.

Mr Ciclitira said: ‘One of the most exciting of Start 2021’s discoveries is Harti; an artist who has been dedicated to his practice for more than two decades and until now totally undiscovered.

Ciclitira may be known as an art collector, but he has also enjoyed a prolific career in the music industry. As chairman of events and entertainment group Live Company, he has worked with and promoted the likes of Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson and Tina Turner. He has also worked extensively in South Korea, developing close links with Ohnim's label, YG Entertainment, which has managed some of the biggest names in K-pop, including Psy of "Gangnam Style" fame.

While Ohnim was already well-established as a musician, one of Ciclitira's company's directors, Sonia Hong, recognized his wider artistry after one of his paintings went viral on Instagram, racking up over a million likes.

"I said, 'Oh my god, Mino paints?" she recalled in a video interview

With Ciclitira's help, Ohnim -- along with Yooyeon and Lau -- found a secret studio, away from the prying eyes of their legions of fans. He shared many of his new paintings on social media, completing 20 artworks during the pandemic so far (11 of them will go on display in London).

"I started feeling responsibility and a heavy burden that I need to improve, to be more passionate and dedicate myself as an artist," he said.

Referencing the so-called "K-wave" -- a name for rising interest in South Korean music, movies and TV dramas overseas -- Ohnim believes visual artists will eventually enjoy a similar spotlight. "A part of me wants to be leading K-culture and to give other people the chance to show their art around the world," he said, adding: "I feel like I have to be one of its leaders to perform well."

https://www.kake.com/story/44918634/meet-the-k-pop-stars-taking-on-the-art-world

The trio may not be short of potential buyers when their art goes on show at StART, a five-day fair at London's Saatchi Gallery. Keen-eyed Winner fans have already offered Mino -- who asked to be referred to as Ohnim for this piece -- thousands of dollars for one of his original paintings. However, speaking via video call from Seoul, the rapper said he was hesitant about selling his work publicly.

start art fair on twitter

https://twitter.com/TessaHartmann/status/1448248898208870402?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

https://twitter.com/YuiMok/status/1448048669052350466?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Samsung will be the official innovation partner for the second year in a row at StART artfFair, which is set to take place at Saatchi Gallery over the course of the world-renowned Frieze Week

https://news.samsung.com/uk/samsung-partners-with-start-for-start-art-fair-2021-at-saatchi-gallery-this-october

it did 9911 shares at 09.05 this morning - 1.625 which was the buy price then.

out of the 12 trades today, 8 are buys - as the prices reflect the actual bid/offer at the print time.

had they not used any LCM then we could have been looking at a total loss of fluids, an unstable wellbore and complete abandonment. It is clear that the lessons learned at 16az and BH input has prevented the worst case occurring.

yep - you will have noticed that 1.6p on the bid has seen a relentless assault of selling over the last few sessions, but has never broken.

This indicates support for now - until whoever is sat there, gets the amount of stock they need or the price moves up beforehand. Possible reversion coming, as the accumulation at 1.6p has slowed - as the selling has almost dried up

natural fractures being clogged with loss circulation material used to prevent the large drilling fluid losses experienced in our previous West Rustavi wells.
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in other words - the LCM was doing what it was designed to do - prevent the loss of drilling fluid into the formation.

Next stage is to dissolve and remove the LCM to open up the natural fractures for production.

Oil and gas has been recovered to the surface, so we should hear soon.