Coconut Grove Grapevine: Trina Collins' work featured at KROMA Gallery

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Thursday, November 30, 2017

Trina Collins' work featured at KROMA Gallery

Coconut Grove painter Trina Collins (left) will have ten works exhibited as one of the featured artists at KROMA Gallery (3670 Grand Avenue) during this year’s Art Basel.

The show is open to the public and runs from Friday, Dec. 1 through Jan. 5, 2018 with an opening reception from 6-10 pm on Friday, Dec. 1. The exhibit will include works by well-known photographer Robert Sullivan.

This past summer, Collins was the principal artist included in a month-long July exhibit at Little Havana’s premiere gallery, “Futurama 1637” on Calle Ocho. This past year has featured the sale of her works nationally and abroad.

Trina is the founder of the Gifford Lane Art Stroll. The upcoming Stroll in March 2018 will be the 20th consecutive year for the much-loved Grove event. Each year, she opens up her house and all of her art to the general public.

The work of Trina Collins celebrates the female form.

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