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Exhibition to open in memory of Louise
11:40am Friday 5th September 2008
AN EXHIBITION of paintings by a former St Cyres pupil, who tragically died last year aged just 24, will open from Saturday (September 6).
Work by Louise Harries will be on view at the Norwegian Church, Cardiff Bay, until September 21.
Lorraine Barrett AM will officially open the exhibition, entitled ‘Gone too Soon’, with a private viewing for family and friends this Saturday in the upper gallery of the church.
Lorraine, Assembly Member for Penarth & Cardiff South, said: “Louise was a lovely girl and an extremely talented artist.
“It will be an honour to open the exhibition.”
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EXHIBITION: Paintings by Louise Harries will be on show at the Norwegian Church in Cardiff Bay.
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