Coconut Grove Grapevine: Hernando Alzate's one man show at Chicon Gallery

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Thursday, August 11, 2011

Hernando Alzate's one man show at Chicon Gallery

Hernando Alzate's work is being shown at the Cristina Chicon Gallery this month. "American Icons," the one man show, will be on display, and for sale, until August 20, 2011.

We really loved the art. We spent a lot of time in the gallery with friends, just hanging out among the art, we felt that comfortable, as if we were at home and could just hang around and chat and visit.

The Christina Chacon Gallery is located at 3162 Commodore Plaza. Gallery hours are: Tuesday - Friday. 11:00 am - 6:00 pm; Saturday: 2:00 - 6:00 pm. Always by appointment by calling 305.725.7492.

This one painting of the Kennedys is quite eerie. I mentioned that it is as if they are fading away and a friend said that is probably what it is. That the next generation may not even know who they are, or may just know them as being part of history books. But actual history books are also fading away, so they may just be part of history they learn in school or find online somewhere.

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