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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

"Excavate" is new exhibit at Arts Festival Gallery

"Excavate" is the new exhibit opening up on October 2 at the Coconut Grove Arts Festival Gallery. It is a collection of works from Florida International University's top BFA graduates.

Monique Diaz, Alex Ferrer, C. E. Folgar, Ryan F L Hubert, Cristhian Montiel, Brian Murillo, Carrie Ochoa-Gomez, Melissa Pita, Deborah Rodriguez and Jonathan Small will present diverse media and themes. Above, Jonathan Small (right) with Shaohuan Huang, prepare to install an outdoor display in the Mayfair Atrium called, "Closed System." They are part of the art group at New Traditionalist.

The gallery is presenting the work as part of the Coconut Grove Gallery Walk, which is the first Saturday of each month. The artists will be in attendance that night, stop in to meet them and enjoy their art along with hors d'oeuvres and wine from 7 to 10 pm.

The Coconut Grove Arts Festival Gallery is at 3390 Mary Street, suite 128, where the Bull sculpture is. The art will be on display through the whole month of October. They are open Monday through Friday from 10 am to 5 pm. You may reach them at 305-447-0401

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