SMILE to host SXM Art Fair.

February 18, 2022

PHILIPSBURG:--- The St Maarten Innovations, Initiatives & Industries Link-Up Event (SMILE) slated for March 25th, 26th will provide a special platform for the St Maarten artists and gallery community by providing an Affordable Art Show. St Maarten artists are welcome to share their art with visitors from the private and public sectors as well as NGO’s.
St Maarten boasts many artists, whose artwork is not just purchased by individuals, but also by companies and government agencies. Many offices and public spaces try to provide a platform for local artists. By giving a special platform at SMILE to island-made art, it ...

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/39709-smile-to-host-sxm-art-fair.html

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