Access Art Gallery and Fundacion Pro Crea invites you this Thursday and Friday night to a Film presentation of the Aruban Shamira Raphaëla with her debut documentary called “Cu salo den mi wowo”

Aruban native Shamira Raphaëla debuts with her first documentary created for her thesis at the Art Academy AKI in Enschede, entitled “Cu salo den mi wowo”, with salt in my eyes. This movie is a critical point of view of a very social subject; the daily lives of three Aruban teenage girls who deal with different living conditions. Shamira follows these girls for a period of time to shed light on the different factors which have led these girls into their current situation.

“Cu salo den mi wowo”, a constant tropical sea breeze covers your skin in a layer of salt. The salt is a symbol of the tears these girls have cried in their lives, and will cry in the future.  Goal of this documentary is to educate and inform the audience to reflect about the situation these teenage girls find themselves in.

Come and experience the lives of these young women

Access Art Gallery is proud to showcase new filmmaking talent and invite you to join us on our usual Thursday Night movie night or on Friday Night for the second viewing of this documentary.

Ticket prices are AWG 10,- and are available at Access Art Gallery

Two viewings:

Date:  Nov. 16, 2006

Time: 8:00 pm

Place: Access Art Gallery

Date:  Nov. 17, 2006

Time: 8:00 pm

Place: Access Art Gallery

Ticket prices are AWG10

This night will also be a good opportunity to experience the fantastic exhibit ‘Teatro’ by Belinda de Veer’s currently on view in Access Gallery. Also on exhibit artworks By Elisa Lejuez and Timothy Charles amongst a great array of local and international artists

Remember that it is now possible to grab a bite at the Access café, ”Café al Fresco”, before the film presentation. (For more information call: 5887837)