Coconut Grove Grapevine: Grove artist Erika King receives Key to the City

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Saturday, July 15, 2017

Grove artist Erika King receives Key to the City

Coconut Grove artist Erika King's art was featured Friday night at City Hall in an exhibit called "Commemorative Collages."

The collages features the Miami Centennial which Erika did in 1996, there was the UM 75th anniversary collage, the Miami Heat championships, the Woman's Club of Coconut Grove, the Barnacle's 125th anniversary, a tribute to Monty Trainer, the Vizcaya centennial and many more.

The best part was when Mayor Tomas Regalado presented Erika with a Key to the City. That was very special.

Mayor Tomas Regalado and Erika.

Bruno Carnesella and Marty Margulies flank the mayor and Erika. Bruno and Marty are well-known, established art collectors.

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