Carri Keill from Nelson, New Zealand, designer of unique dresses and gowns for special occasions, sold worldwide through her on line shop, ‘The Dark Angel, created this exquisite Fairy Dress for Myrea Pettit to wear on London’s Fourth Plinth Art exhibition. A one hour catwalk to share and match with Myrea’s art and her picture ‘The Messenger’ capturing the magic through a child’s eyes with the first connection seeing fairies and fantasy for the first time and the spiritual energy to ‘Believe’
Myrea Pettit Author and Artist of Flowers Fairies Butterflies and a Dodo flies the flag for Art as she stands proudly on the Fourth Plinth Antony Gormley Art Project in Londons Trafalgar Square Tuesday 8 September 2009.
Her theme was her ‘Messenger’ picture, featuring the eyes of childhood innocence and the first spiritual connection with Earth energies of Fairy. Her wings designed by herself and printed by Digetex UK , her dress designed by Carri Keill of The Dark Angel, Nelson, New Zealand. Sponsored by Fae Magazine.
Carri Keill dress designer extraordinaire, has from her home in Nelson New Zealand, designed Myrea Pettit’s Fairy Dress for when she stands on London’s Fourth Plinth, Antony Gormley Art Project in conjuction with Sky Arts Tuesday 8th September 11:00-Noon
Nelson in New Zealand will be represented on Anthony Gormley’s Fourth Plinth. The dress designs of Carri Keill Designer and Managing Director of the Dark Angel Design Co Ltd UK and Rivendell Design Ltd Nelson NZ where she lives will come alive on 19th August 2009 with an exquisite fairy dress specially made to represent the insight to Fairyland with the portrayal of Myrea Pettit’s ‘Messenger’. Eyes worldwide will be focused outside London’s National Gallery in Trafalgar Square as fairy folklore becomes a key part of this Art Project which for centuries these Islands of Albion have been famed and now projected into the third millennium by one of the few of Britain’s leading Fairy Artists and an opportunity for Nelson New Zealand to be a part of this wonderful Art Project
Have you ever thought or asked whether there might be any stage of history that women could be knights? Probably the historic personality of female chivalry best known is that of Joan of Arc, also known as Jeanne d’Arc.
Buenaventura Braunstein
These thoughts and ideas troubled director and Multi-Arts-Artist Negrone Rivera de Buenaventura Braunstein who was inspired and motivated to develop her project “Women Were Also Knights”. Her project, started as a musical performance, and developed quickly into other directions with many exciting and artistically challenging ideas. Based on Buenaventura’s long experience in theatre, television and concerts (national & international) she was able to creates “The Knights Tarshari Women.” Phase One of her production was set in the Bavarian forest the fantastic pictures of “Wylls Goda”, “Cara Saragerel” or “princess Aguela Adelita”, to name just a few of the characters were taken by the well-known German television photographer Marco Orlando Pichler. These multicultural Knights are not only witty, sensitive, strong and intelligent, but also vulnerable and loyal – and they are fighters. The audience will recognize immediately that Buenaventuras characters are dedicated horsewomen with a passion, the very talented members of the “Duke Tassilo-knight” from Rehling in Bavaria.
Phase two is the Mystical ensemble of Buenaventuras creative spirit and is based on an important part of the “Women Were So Knights’ project, is known as the” Cutarlwyetel fairies and elves of the forests of Nobiobi-Whatcey. The Cutarlwyetels show impressive acrobatics, they wear beautiful costumes and all of them live and play in a mystical place. The world-famous Parisian acrobats “Duo Iouvilov” traveled to Germany and turned magically into the Fee “Gewels,” the Elf “Daron Dawn” and other fairy tale figures. Buenaventura, financed, directed and launched “Women Were So Knights” she is currently in discussions with companies who sponsor cultural arts and is looking for more support to develop her theme worldwide, meanwhile she is busy completing the book of “Women Were also Knights” Buenaventura has but one goal to tell the world and that is, history tells us that “Women were also knights,” and they should not be overlooked!
Pictures, videos, information “Women Were also Knights” at www.voicesoftwilight.com. There you’ll find pictures, excerpts from the action (in German and English), short video clips (the “Making of”) and much more.
Hundreds of artists and lovers of the fae joined together for the 2009 Midsummer Solstice at the Three Wishes Faery Festival in magical Celtic Cornwall famed by it’s folklore and legends as the only place to be along the leylines and amongst to Tors to dance with the little people at this mystical time. Follow Bubbles as children enjoy the bubble fun and atmosphere of the real Fairiesworld of Albion
Fhairy Strands actually, they are simply amazing! Dancing Hands Phyllis Mueller traveled from the US to Magical Celtic Cornwall to celebrate the 2009 Midsummer Solstice. There amongst the powerful energies of traditional fairies along the Ley lines she was welcomed to the magic of Albion to weave her Fhairy Strands and seen here with author and artist Linda Ravenscroft
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