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F. Rabolios gallery at 90 Donegall Pass, Belfast BT7 1BX above Antique shop.
Call in and see the latest paintings now on view!
1st Floor 90 Donegall Pass
‘Water’ exhibition
‘Haute Tension’ (High Voltage), metal frame by Thierry Millet, Metalspirit, France
A relaxing space to work and exhibit.
Great evening at the Opening of the new exhibition by F. Rabolios and John B. Martin!
Dans le Train (In the Train)
Paintings 'Edith' (Edit Piaf - La Vie en Rose') and 'Metro - Boulot - Dodo' (The Daily Grind)
Join us again this year for our exhibition in Lyric HiFi (429 Lisburn Road, Belfast) on Friday 27th November (4-8pm) & Saturday 28th November (11am-4pm). We look forward to meeting old friends and making new ones!
Thanks to everyone who came along to the F.Rabolios exhibition on Friday and Saturday 21st /22nd November in Lyric HiFi ! 31 paintings were displayed round the walls and in the central area, interspersed among the hifi speakers, turntables and surrounded by good music – what a great atmosphere and what a buzz!! It was a great success and we enjoyed seeing old friends and making some new ones.
F. Rabolios will be presenting his work at an exhibition in Lyric HiFi, Belfast on Friday 21st November from 3.00 - 8.00 pm and again on Saturday 22nd November 10.00am - 4.00 pm.
Lyric HiFi, 429 Lisburn Road, BT9 7EY.
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Around 80 people, including other artists and gallery owners, were invited to a glass of local Quincy wine and canapés when they attended the ‘’Vernissage’ (exhibition preview) of F.Rabolios paintings in Nançay, central France this summer.
The interesting venue for this event was ‘MetalSpirit’ where Thierry Millet, the owner, creates and displays his unique brand of contemporary metal furniture www.metalspirit.fr
Thierry fashioned bespoke metal frames for several of the Rabolios paintings - and this made for a striking effect ! A lot of interest was also shown in the larger pieces of art (1m x 1m).
The F.Rabolios exhibition (Nançay) has been extended until September and several of the paintings will form part of an exhibition in Paris in October.
News of a ‘Vernissage’ in Belfast to follow shortly….