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Sisters Grimaldi Open Studio

Wednesday, 9th July, 2008 at 1:43 pm, Isle of Wight

Events, Exhibition, The Arts, Ventnor

18, July 2008
8:00 pm

As part of the Open Studio event taking place next week, Ventnor Artist, Teresa Grimaldi and her sister Catherine invite you along to an open evening at their studios in Madeira Road, Ventnor.

Teresa GrimaldiYou might have caught Teresa at the beginning of the year at the Learning Curve Gallery at Quay Arts, where she took residency for a month.

It was a great exhibition and we’re looking forward to future exhibitions of Teresa’s work at Quay Arts next year.

As an added incentive, keep your eyes open for the Isle of Wight Arts Directory, which you’ll find scattered around the Island.

There are a number of them which have hand drawn illustrations under Teresa’s entry in the directory.

If you turn up on Friday night with one, you’ll receive a unique artists badge.

You can find the directory in many shops and galleries around the Island and we hear that there are quite a few in Ventnor.

The studio can be found at 5a Madeira Road, Ventnor

Teresa Grimaldi
Catherine Grimaldi Gallery

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One Response to “Sisters Grimaldi Open Studio”

  1. Click if you like this comment Sam Antar     says:
    9, July 2008 at 4:02 pm

    Fully anticipate that there will be more people here than there were at the “Open Day” further down the road last Saturday.
    Looking forward to this.

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