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Saturday, January 05, 2019

'A Walk on the Wild Side' featured at gallery

Ron Magill and friend

Zookeeper Ron Magill's show, “A Walk on the Wild Side” featuring African wildlife photos is still at the Coconut Grove Arts Festival Gallery. Stop by tonight from 7 to 10 pm for wine and art.

A renowned photographer, television and radio personality and educator, and you of course known Ron as the Goodwill Ambassador and Communications Director at Zoo Miami.

“The Gallery @ CGAF is proud to present this wonderful exhibition of Ron Magill’s wildlife photography,” said Lilia Garcia, curator of the Gallery. “Ron draws from his intimate knowledge gained by educating the public about wild animals and nature. He feels compelled to use his artistic talent to express their unique and majestic beauty.”

The Gallery is located at the Mayfair Atrium, right near the bull sculpture.

For more information on the “A Walk on the Wild Side” collection, visit RonMagillConservation.com. For more information about the Gallery @ CGAF, visit CGAF.com.

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