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Sue Steward had spent some time planning her photography book sale with in the Arthur Tidy shop in Norman Road next weekend 2nd & 3rd September, it’s first opening in fact, and she wanted all of her friends to come.
It is Sue’s family’s wishes that we continue with her photo book sale event next weekend and we hope that you join us to toast Sue with a glass of wine.
The preview evening has been changed to Friday 1st September at 6-8pm, however the weekend is still going ahead on the 2nd and 3rd as normal.
I have been asked by her family to continue with this and it’s a great honour to be asked to go ahead in the spirit of Sue and to celebrate an extraordinary life well lived. I want to get this right so please message me if you have any advice.
I will be working with her respected friend and photography specialist Rodrigo Orrantia, who will be carefully curating and indexing each book.
Images of Sue, comments and stories will also be accompanying her incredible collection. The books will then be stored safely and we will post the catalogue online for those of you who cannot make it but would like to purchase. It will be the family’s choice where the proceeds go and I am sure this will be announced later.
Photo Credit -Tim Willcocks
Look forward to seeing everyone there.
Arthur Tidy & Son, 94 Norman Road, St Leonards
Sue Steward had spent some time planning her photography book sale with in the Arthur Tidy shop in Norman Road next weekend 2nd & 3rd September, it’s first opening in fact, and she wanted all of her friends to come.
It is Sue’s family’s wishes that we continue with her photo book sale event next weekend and we hope that you join us to toast Sue with a glass of wine.
The preview evening has been changed to Friday 1st September at 6-8pm, however the weekend is still going ahead on the 2nd and 3rd as normal.
I have been asked by her family to continue with this and it’s a great honour to be asked to go ahead in the spirit of Sue and to celebrate an extraordinary life well lived. I want to get this right so please message me if you have any advice.
I will be working with her respected friend and photography specialist Rodrigo Orrantia, who will be carefully curating and indexing each book.
Images of Sue, comments and stories will also be accompanying her incredible collection. The books will then be stored safely and we will post the catalogue online for those of you who cannot make it but would like to purchase. It will be the family’s choice where the proceeds go and I am sure this will be announced later.
Photo Credit -Tim Willcocks
Look forward to seeing everyone there.
Arthur Tidy & Son, 94 Norman Road, St Leonards
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Festival Rumours, Line Ups, Tickets and News. The best website for anything festival related.
Winner of the Glastonbury talent competition… coming to Brighton.YO PEOPLE 👋🏽
IM AT THE GREAT ESCAPE THIS YEAR 💃🏽🔥
SEE U SOON BRIGHTON ☀️
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Catch her before she hits the Glasto stage!!!YOO CATCH ME AT @greatescapefest 🤯🥳 @pirateofficial BIG UP 💛 BRIGHTON ARE YOU READY!!?? 🌅
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I was a great fan of fan of Sue’s music writing and remember well her wonderful magazine Collusion. Short lived but I bought every edition and had them for years. I wanted to be her.
Su held her own in a male dominated music journalism world.
First became aware of Sue while working on Charlie Gillets “Honky Tonk”.
Charlie segued off into world music and I did too, going to the first WOMAD held at the ICA. Happy memories. RIP Sue