Coconut Grove Grapevine: Nomade Gallery featuring Culture of Nature

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Monday, August 30, 2010

Nomade Gallery featuring Culture of Nature

Tree huggers unite! This month the Nomade Gallery (3133 Commodore Plaza) is putting conservation and going green as the their art theme. Nomade is paying homage to the exploration of nature's many elements by depicting the raw and abstract allure and aggression of animals, plants and people. The exhibit opens during the First Saturday Gallery Walk, September 4 from 7 to 10 pm.

Nomade will also have a suggested $10 donation box in place, in addition to beverages provided. All donations will go to Gulf Coast Oil Spill Fund, the official foundation administering the oil spill clean-up.

The artists interpreting the culture of the natural world are Miami natives Danny Catania and Samuel Gualitieri, New World alumni Reinier Gamboa and Juan Travieso, as well as Norwegian photographer Stian Roenning, Dominican photographer Aida Tejada and French sculptor Pierre Traversat.

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