Art in the Air @ Malaga Airport





Picasso by Roger Cummiskey.



The sales sheet for prints.


A collective exhibition of curated artworks by members of  the AIA - Artistas Internacionales en Andalucía

at Sala de Exposiciones, Málaga Airport Arrivals T3.

You are invited to the Opening Reception on Friday, 22nd November at 18h.


November  22 - 02 December. 
Gallery Open: Seven days 12-18 h.


Eight artists - Four countries. 

Auli Suvanto-Salokannel from Finland.
Enrique Linaza, Juan Cruz Plaza and Enrique Agusti Lafuente from Spain
Roger Cummiskey, Dolores Cummiskey and Philip Magee from Ireland 
Richard Wood from the UK 


The artists collectively exhibit a selection of oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings alongside textile cross stitch and photographs.

Auli displays original oil paintings capturing natures fascinating explosion in colour and form during the very hot and relaxed summer on the Costa del Sol. 
Enrique Linaza will be displaying images of Andalucía in oil on canvas.
Roger’s watercolours celebrate Picasso, Don Quijote and James Joyce.
Dolores exhibits stunning cross stitch on canvas reflecting many long hours of patient endeavour.
Philip, a professional photographer who captures the ordinary in an extraordinary fashion. 
Richard displays oil paintings with themes from Andalucía.
Juan follows the theme in oil paintings on canvas that challenges the senses.
Enrique Agusti Lafuente brings acrylic images in a personal stylised format.


The AIA-ArtGroup was formed in 2004 by professional and dedicated visual artists from around Europe and America, who are all living and working in Andalucía. 
Further information is available from 666 78 26 42 or their web site www.aia-artgroup.com

                                              
                                                   http://www.aia-artgroup.com/Arte-en-el-aire.pdf

Arte en el aire en el aeropuerto de Málaga. 

 Una exposición colectiva de obras de arte comisariado por miembros del grupo AIA - 
Artistas Internacionales en Andalucía en la Sala de Exposiciones, Aeropuerto de Málaga, Llegadas T3.

Usted está invitado a la recepción de apertura el viernes 22 de noviembre a las 18h 

 Noviembre 22 a diciembre 2.
Galería Abierta: Siete días 12-18 h.


Ocho artistas - Cuatro países.
Auli Suvanto – Salokannel, Finlandia.
Enrique Linaza, Juan Cruz Plaza y Enrique Agustí Lafuente, España
Roger Cummiskey, Dolores Cummiskey y Philip Magee, Irlanda
Richard Wood, del Reino Unido

Los artistas presentan conjuntamente una selección de pinturas al óleo, acrílicas, acuarelas, fotografías y punto de cruz.

Auli exhibe pinturas al óleo originales, capturando la naturaleza en una explosión fascinante de colores y forma durante el caluroso y relajado verano, en la Costa del Sol.
Enrique Linaza exhibirá imágenes de Andalucía en óleo sobre lienzo.
Las acuarelas de Roger celebran los temas de Picasso, Don Quijote y James Joyce.
Dolores exhibe punto de cruz impresionante sobre lienzo que refleja muchas horas de paciente labor.
Philip, un fotógrafo profesional que captura lo corriente de una manera extraordinaria.

Richard muestra pinturas al óleo con temas de Andalucía.
Juan sigue el tema en pinturas al óleo sobre lienzo que desafían los sentidos. Enrique Agustí Lafuente trae imágenes acrílicas en un formato estilizado personal.

El AIA- artgroup se formó en 2004 por artistas visuales profesionales y dedicados de toda Europa y América, los cuales viven y trabajan en Andalucía.

Más información está disponible en el +34 666 78 26 42, o su sitio web www.aia- artgroup.com 

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Roger Cummiskey website

http://www.rogercummiskey.com/aia-at-malaga-airport-2013/

Juan Cruz Plaza








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