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Lectures on the theory of colour are not usually my thing, but I was very pleased to attend a presentation by the eminent artist Kaffe Fassett at the City University, London. Born in California in 1937, Kaffe (it rhymes with safe) came to England in 1964 and built up an amazing reputation for working with […]http://www.ericmusgrave.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Kaffe-Fassett-7-2-13-ii-219x300.jpg