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Wednesday, April 02, 2014

Mixed media to be featured at Out of Africa

Visit Out of Africa is joining Coconut Grove's FAM Night on Saturday, April 5 with lots of local art.

They are honored to be showcasing the mixed media and assemblage artist, the Grove’s own, Michael Tames. His work is currently in numerous collections, The Lowe Museum Store, his studio and now in Out of Africa Gallery.

Also on display will be new work by minimalist Peg McCue with her 4” black and white abstracts. Out of Africa also has African cards by Margret Rose Peoples, paintings by Karen Deilke and new works by Proprietress Trina Collins.

The exhibit is from 6:30 to 9 pm.

Everyone is invited and wine will be served!

Out of Africa is located at 2911 Grand Avenue (near the fountain at the Mayfair Promenade)

For info: 305.444.1227

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Anonymous said...: Margret produces great unique art.; April 04, 2014 9:43 AM

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