Landing Next Weekend! - Málaga Airport.

Landing Next Weekend! - Málaga Airport.


Fasten your seat belts.

Switch off all electronic equipment.

No Smoking.


Take Off Art

Sala de Exposiciones, Espacio Didier Daurat, Málaga Airport Departures between T1 and T2.


Art Exhibition: Gallery Open: Seven days 11:00-14.00 and 17.00-20.00 h.

You are invited to the The Take Off on Saturday, 16th January at 14:00.

Málaga Airport


Seven artists - Three countries

Málaga Airport Departures

Margit Björklund from Sweden
Roger Cummiskey, Dolores Cummiskey and Philip Magee from Ireland,
Elaine Carlton, Richard Wood and Ian Hunter from the UK, all members of the Andalusian International Artists Group, exhibit a selection of their artworks.

Margit displays original oil paintings capturing natures fascinating explosion in colour and form during the very hot and relaxed summer on the Costa del Sol. The light, the colours and the scents in southern Spain are great sources of inspiration.

Roger's paintings in watercolour take their themes from the writings and wanderings of James Joyce, in which he specializes.

Dolores exhibits stunning cross stitch on canvas reflecting many long hours of patient endeavour.

Philip is a Professional photographer who captures the ordinary in an extraordinary fashion.

Elaine will be displaying images of Andalucía with a textile twist!

Richard displays oil and watercolour paintings with themes from Andalucía and Venice.

Ian shows a highly individualistic and unique style in oil that challenges the senses.

The AIA-Group was formed five years ago by professional and dedicated visual artists from around Europe, who are all living and working in Andalucía.

Further information is available from the Chairman, Roger Cummiskey at 952 592 652 or their web site.









Landing Next Weekend! - Málaga Airport.

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