Coconut Grove Grapevine: Pay homage to the Grapevine and buy some art!

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Sunday, December 21, 2014

Pay homage to the Grapevine and buy some art!

Peter Johann Studl

The new EJ ALPS Studio at the Grove Art Gallery on Bird Avenue has a super sale going on until Christmas. Stop by and enjoy Peter Johann Studl's art. The Gallery is at 2809 Bird Avenue, which ironically was the original Coconut Grove Grapevine location in the early 1980s.

Back then, it was a newspaper, I think monthly, and the main office was there, it was a print shop. My association was that I worked at Community Newspapers (CN) and we put the paper together and printed it at CN. I physically typeset it and laid it out. I guess many years later when I was thinking of a name for this blog, that came back to me.

Anyway, stop by, pay homage to the original Grapevine and buy some art from Peter!

From left: Tiffany Field, Randy Mullis, Charles Calabria, Jo Ann Mathieu and Larry Whipple at last week's Christmas party at the gallery.

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