Coconut Grove Grapevine: This year's Grove Arts Festival poster unveiled

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Friday, January 19, 2018

This year's Grove Arts Festival poster unveiled

The poster for this year's Coconut Grove Arts Festival was unveiled at a party at the Sonesta Hotel Thursday night. We streamed it live on Facebook as it was happening. You can see the tape of that here.

Hector Prado (shown here) is this year's artist, the piece is called, "Wind of Change." Hector has won awards for Graphic Design and Creatives Ad campaigns ideas such a Cannes Festival, One show, London Awards, Clio Awards, NY Festivals, Emmy Awards and many others.

The Coconut Grove Arts Festival is February 17, 18 and 19 this year.

Liliana Dones and Bennie Benevenuto

Katrina Delgado, Monty Trainer, Maria and David Freed, Keith Haymes

Carol Hawks, Demi Quinn and Lisa Remeny showing off Lisa's new scarf line.

Ken Drodvillo with Roxanne Vargas of NBC6.

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