Three Art Exhibitions - Marbella and Fuengirola



Head of Picasso, watercolour, 50 x 40 cm.

Spring Time at Farinelli

Eleven members of The Andalusian International Artists Group exhibit a selection of their paintings in Marbella from until 02 May at the galeria Farinelli on Calle Miguel Cano, Edificio Marbella 6.

Pixie Glore, USA; Roger Cummiskey, Ireland; Tatyana Marchenko, Ukraine; Richard Wood, Rob Miller, Elaine Carlton, UK; Karen Singh, Denmark; Percy Roland, Germany; Margit Björklund, Sweden; Hector Sanchez, Argentina; Ursula Williams, Peru.

Gallery open: Mon-Sat 12.00–16.00; 19.00-21.00. Sun Closed. FREE Entry . Cafe Farinelli is run by Driss (Paris) and Tracy (Liverpool) formerly from Dubai. Photos.

Reception FRIDAY 17th APRIL 2009; 19:30-21:00.

Celtic Duet at Lucia

Two members of The Andalusian International Artists Group exhibit a selection of their artworks in Fuengirola during March at galeria Lucia. Calle Maestra Angles Aspiazu, Fuengirola.

Artists: Roger Cummiskey and Dolores Cummiskey are from Dublin in Ireland and El Albero in Mijas Costa.

Dolores exhibits examples of her cross stitch on canvass with some pieces containing over 165,000 stitches and taking more than six months to complete each piece by hand.

Roger displays watercolour paintings whose themes and titles are interpretations taken from the writings and wanderings of James Joyce and Miguel de Cervantes.

Gallery open: Mon-Fri. 12.00 –16.00; 19.00-21.00. Sat and Sun Closed. FREE Entry

Lucia is run by Gerrie and Lena Gran for the last 20 years. Photos.


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Two members of The Andalusian International Artists Group exhibit a selection of their artworks in Fuengirola from Monday, 16 – 29 March at galeria Las Gemelas. Opening reception at 19:00, 16/03.

Roger Cummiskey from Dublin in Ireland and Hector Sanchez from Buenos Aires in Argentina.

Hector exhibits examples of creations on stone and wood using found objects.

Roger displays Watercolour and Oil paintings whose themes and titles are interpretations from the writings and wanderings of James Joyce and Miguel de Cervantes.

Las Gemelas is Swedish cafe run by twin sisters Marianne and Keristen, C/ Jacinto Benevente, (between bus station and the sea), left hand side. Fuengirola.

Gallery open: Mon-Fri. 10.00 –18.00; Sun. 13.00-17.00. Sat. Closed. FREE Entry.

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The AIA-Group was formed five years ago by professional and dedicated visual artists from around Europe and the USA, who are all living and working in the Province of Andalucía. Further information is available from the Chairman, Roger Cummiskey at 952 592 652 or their web site www.aia-group.net

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