A major show of work by Graham Gurr, entitled ‘Gozo and Malta meets New York’, is currently being held at the Arthouse Gallery Qala in Saint Joseph Square.
Graham is showing some 35 large framed work in pen, ink and collage depicting scenes of New York city and surrounding area which would be familiar to people leaving these islands to make their fortune overseas.
The exhibition runs until the end of this month, with a Private View in the evening by invitation only.
For further details please call David or Heather on 77339042 or e-mail arthousegalleryqala@gmail.com [1].
4 Comments To "Art exhibition in Qala – ‘Gozo and Malta meets New York’"
#1 Comment By EMMANUEL MAGRO On November 2, 2011 @ 3:30 pm
Art Exhibition,in Qala!!! in Qala ,I been away from Qala 59 years,congradulation,at
last thanks to Hondoq ir -rummien,and the people of Qala had an opportunity and
you blew it ,turning against it against the Project of HONDOQ IR- RUMMIEN have
opened more expantion,for instance opening ,more roads from Hondoq all the
way to MGARR BAY and create another building opportunity ,and increase the
POPULATION of Qala,which is the lowest populated village in all GOZO,which
was only ( 1700 ) people,here in CANADA ,they will fit that amount of people
in one or two HIGH SKYSKRAPERS ,all living very happy with their beautiful,
so open more streets across ZEWWIEQA ,what ever they will build even two
story high house it will look like a SKYSKRAPER,viewing that beautifull sea
and all the little islands of COMMINO & MALTA.
#2 Comment By cikku l-poplu On November 3, 2011 @ 7:55 am
from Canada !!
You have no idea what you are talking about.
#3 Comment By Joe On November 3, 2011 @ 3:18 pm
I agree he lost me completly, and if this guy has been away for 59 years, i would suggest he stay there for a further 59 years if thats possible.
#4 Comment By Brett On November 8, 2011 @ 9:39 pm
Met David and Heather early November on Gozo. The most helpful and down to earth people I have met. Thanks guys for your help – good luck and all the best with the exhibition.
Brett & Catherine – Australia