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Sarah at Tibor’s
By January 8, 2006
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sarah mceneaney watsons
Originally uploaded by sokref1.

I got a postcard recently announcing that Sarah McEneaney was now represented by Tibor De Nagy Gallery in New York. Excellent news! When I saw Sarah over the holidays she told me she was going to have a show there in April. New works!! Can’t wait. Click the picture to see this work big on my flickr site. It is amazing.
mceneaney, sarah

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