Art exhibition enjoyed

“The exhibition ran for 10 days and many of the artists who exhibited were delighted with the response from the public,” said organiser Dalila de Matos.

ARTY: Artists who exhibited at the Fusion Group Art Exhibition. Front: Severa Rech Cassarino and Mike Nicholas. Standing: Barbi Vandewalle, Shontell Moroder, Dalila de Matos, Dietrich Berne, Lois Fisher, Loréna Ruffini, Paula Martins and Fernando Correia.

FUSION Group Art Exhibition was recently held at Marist Brothers Linmeyer, proving yet again how art is enjoyed by art lovers of the South.

“The exhibition ran for 10 days and many of the artists who exhibited were delighted with the response from the public,” said Dalila de Matos, the organiser.

“An added bonus, Paula Martins, launched a project honouring Portuguese immigrants, giving them a voice about the sacrifices they made when they relocated to South Africa,” added Dalila.

A percentage of the funds raised will benefit The Lighthouse Disability Centre in Linmeyer.

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