Coconut Grove Grapevine: Colorful crowd enjoys new Rodez Gallery exhibit

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Tuesday, October 05, 2010

Colorful crowd enjoys new Rodez Gallery exhibit

The Rodez Gallery at CocoWalk presented "Raices: The Root of All Things," on Saturday night during Gallery Walk. As usual, the gallery drew a hearty crowd. At left is artist Carlos Granela by his piece, "Guayabera con Tabacon." At right is artist Mari Sanchez dressed as a Flamenco dancer in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.

A collective exhibition of 31 artists pays tribute to contemporary Hispanic visual artists of South Florida. Above, artist "Pablo" admires German Molina's piece "Damas de Blanco."

Artists Mila Hajjar and George Rodez.

Some of the guests were as colorful as the art. The exhibit is on display through October, the Rodez Gallery is at CocoWalk, on the second floor, next to Crazy Pianos.

At left: artist "YOA" with his wife, son, and his mom; at right: artist Roger Calle and his daughter.

Artist Lidia Godoi (left) and friends.

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