arte expo en Marbella

Summer Sunshine - at Beckitts, arte expo in Marbella.


Irish artist Roger Cummiskey exhibits a selection of his works in Marbella from the 22nd of August to the 30th of September. He is from Dublin and now living in Mijas Costa, southern Spain.

In this exhibition Roger displays a small representation of Summer themed abstract paintings on canvas that he has produced over the last few of months in the calm and very agreeable weather where he lives.

Roger is the Chairperson of the AIA-Group since its inception and is a Professional member of Visual Artists Ireland and the Association of Spanish painters.

Further information is available directly from the Artist at 952 592 652; 666782642 or his web site.

You can also check the interview on EuropeanIrish HERE.

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Beckitts is an Irish owned restaurant with a big reputation in Marbella. The proprietors are Marc and Lynn Quinlan

Beach - Roger Cummiskey -

Beach - Roger Cummiskey -



Summer Sunshine - en Beckitts, arte expo en Marbella.

El artista irlandés Roger Cummiskey expone una selección de sus cuadros en Marbella, desde el 22 de agosto al 30 de septiembre. Es de Dublín y vive ahora en Mijas, en el sur de España.

En esta exposición, Roger recoge una representación de cuadros abstractos en lienzo, con el verano como tema central, y que han sido realizados en los últimos meses.

Roger es el presidente del AIA-Group desde sus comienzos y es un miembro de Visual Artists Irlanda y la Asociación de Pintores Españoles.

Beckitts es un restaurante con una extraordinaria reputación en Marbella, cuyos propietarios son irlandeses: Marc y Lynn Quinlan. Leer más [+]

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