Oliver Burns Interiors held a charity auction at Dolton House St Albans for McMillan Cancer Relief on the 8th September. Joanna May who supplies Oliver Burns with her prints auctioned off another Zebra Original. It made the highest price again beating a Saville Row Suit, and Football Shirt signed by David Beckham.

Wiltshire Life Article 'Me and My Home', paintings and interior of Joanna May's new home in Wiltshire. She talks about her latest show in London.

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BBC Wiltshire Radio invited me talk about my work and career to date on the Ronnie Barber Show on the 19th August. They were doing a feature on the Wiltshire White Horses and I had just completed the 'Moon Gazing Hare' which has The Hackpen Hill White Horse in the background.

Coverage of Joanna May's three paintings of Hare in the Moon, Star Gazing Hare and Moon Gazing Hare.

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Joanna May's Private View at Gallery One, Barnes London commencing her solo show, 15th - 30th April.

On April the 13th 2005 radio DJ Mike Read was the auctioneer for a Gerald Durell evening at Gallery One, Barnes, London. He auctioned off another Zebra painting 'Zee' making £3,500 for the Gerald Durell foundation 1st Zee and Little Zee print sold at Christie's auction for Cancer Research, 14 March, 2005 for £2,800.

Lee Durell, Gerald Durell's widow made an opening speech.

Two of Joanna May's recent African Wildlife series of paintings were sold at Christies in aid of Cancer Research recently. Shortly afterwards DJ Mike Read auctioned another of Joanna May's works in aid of the Gertald Durrell Foundation. Joanna May has ten paintings on show at Gallery One, London.

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Cheetah print sold for £1,700 at The Born Free 21st Anniversary Gala Ball, on the 19th March 2005. Sold to James Lindon Travers (cousin of Will Travers).

1st Zee and Little Zee print sold at Christie's auction for Cancer Research, 14 March, 2005 for £2,800.