Going…Going…GONE !

Going…Going…GONE !

by | Jul 16, 2018 | Gallery News

Congratulations to Jose Miguel Muñoz and Miguel Puga for making sales from their collections at the gallery. We are sad to see these paintings go, but so glad that they have found forever homes. To review our featured artists’ collections, and reserve your favorite pieces, navigate to the Artists drop-down menu on our homepage. If you are interested in a piece that is not listed on the website, please call us at 203-609-5024.

We understand that not everyone has the kind of disposable income that allows them to walk into a gallery and buy work off the walls. So, for art lovers on a budget, we are now selling prints!
Pride Show

Pride Show

by | Jul 16, 2018 | Group Exhibition

The Event

Pride Show
Date: Saturday, July 28th
Time: 5pm – 10pm
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Our first two months in business were so all-consuming, with back-to-back events and interviews; that we missed the opportunity to acknowledge Pride month. In an effort to commemorate Pride, and to keep the momentum for the advancement of LGBTQ rights going, Rene Soto Gallery will present an exhibition of art by LGBTQ community members and allies.

The Cause

Connecticut is taking very important steps toward the consolidation of LGBTQ rights, which include marriage, parenting, military service, etc. To celebrate, there will be several events in the Greater Norwalk area all summer long! Last month, we hope you didn’t miss Fairfield County’s Pride in the Park 2018. If you did, the Bridgeport Pride Celebration is coming up quick on July 19th. And then comes our Pride Show! To keep informed of local events, programs, and resources benefitting the LGBTQ community, we recommend following the Triangle Community Center on Facebook.

Noche de Poesía y Más

Noche de Poesía y Más

by | Jul 2, 2018 | Performances

The Event

Noche de Poesía y Más
Date: Saturday, July 7th
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
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Rene Soto Gallery is proud to host Noche de Poesía y Más, a night of open mic poetry and music! The event is presented by Carlos Mavila as part of his Ars Bitácora initiative, which develops Latino poets through opportunities and education. Contact arsbitacora@gmail.com to learn more.

“Our goal is to bring together artists of all genres, especially new ones, to share their work with each other and build community. Opportunities to exhibit are the key to artists’ achievement.”

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