By: Imara Arredondo Fotos: Mia Almaguer

THE ORANGE ART SPACE served as a great showroom for a diverse group of both emerging and established artists who had organized a collective art show depicting talent and creativity.

Located in the heart of the Wynwood Art District, a busy gallery and design district for art walkers and

fairgoers, THE ORANGE ART SPACE served as a great showroom for a diverse group of both emerging and established artists who had organized a collective art show depicting talent and creativity. Presented by SODA, this exhibition was a sampler of abstract, figurative painters and sculptors, who were very pleased with a turnout greater than expected.

Chair Sculpture

By Louis Wood

By Marisela Esteves

"Chez Moi" By Mia Almaguer

The exhibition featured works from artists who paint and draw in abstract and unique styles. From pure abstraction, to photography, to sculptures, “Worth its weight in Dirt” had something for everyone … a wide range of styles, media and sizes.

Ceramic Bowl by Niko Yulis

Ceramics by Niko Yulis

Marisela Esteves hanging up work by Erika Blanco

By Jennifer Rodriguez

“We are very proud of the outcome of this exhibit. We put a lot of work in it, and we have seen over 200 people come and go during Opening Night. SODA has a lot of talent among its members, and we have programmed at least three more showings during the next year”, says Louis Wood, curator of “Worth its weight in Dirt.

Sponsors:

Mr. & Mrs. L. Cabrer

Costco Wholesale Club

For information contact Marisela Esteves @ celasprite@yahoo.com

The Orange Art Space befofe SODA gave it a facelift to get it prepared for the show.

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