Coconut Grove Grapevine: New gallery opens at Mayfair Promenade

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Tuesday, September 07, 2010

New gallery opens at Mayfair Promenade

Johnny Valdez opened his Artway 66 Gallery at the Mayfair Promenade on Saturday night, the intersting part was that it was a soft opening, not advertised, yet over 300 people showed up. The gallery features art from about 10 aritsts and also will feature performing art on Gallery Walk nights. The Grand opening is next month. Above is the Coconut Grove Ballet performing the Sapaniel Dance.

Scotty Smith and Ariel Sanchez visited from Coral Springs. Their church group performed an interpretive dance called Life House Drama.

Artist Rolando Serra Jr. (right) stands with his family in front of his art, featured at Artway 66. Artway 66 is a play on the famous road Route 66, only it is the route you would take to see great art. Johnny also manages the Art Stroll in the Mayfair Promenade each first Saturday.

Guitarist and songwriter Serena Stroppa performed for the crowd on opening night.

From left: Remmy Connor, House of Flying Cards; Captain Art, performance artist and Mark Espinosa of House of Flying Cards, with guest Miranda. A lot of families enjoyed the performances, it is a great venue for everyone.

Mark Espinosa does a card trick as part of the Art of Illusion.

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