Past Exhibitions

SALA EXHIBITION - 5 to 31 August 2022

THE MAID HOTEL invites you to its first SALA Exhibition LORETO @ THE MAID A stunning and diverse exhibition by SALVADOR LORETO Spanish...

SALA Exhibition - VARIATIONS

A Pre-SALA exhibition 7 July 2022 - 1 September 2022. A diverse, stimulating and interesting mix of paintings chosen for a medical...

From Real to Surreal Exhibition

15 October - 5 November 2021 The talent of this multifaceted artist is displayed in an exhibition of stunning works from Surrealism to...

LA MUJER (Strong Women)

An exhibition exploring the connection between women and symbols of beauty and strength. This exhibition is presented by the Centre of...

Campbelltown ART SHOW

EXHIBITION 15 - 22 MAY 2021 Venue: Function Centre, Campbelltown City Council 172 Montacute Road, Rostrevor SA GALLERY TWO (behind the...

SALVADOR LORETO EXHIBITION

1 - 28 MARCH 2021 Greenacres Library - 2 Fosters Road, Greenacres, SA 5086 Opening Times: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 9.30am -...

WALKERVILLE ART SHOW

2 - 5 & 8 -10 OCTOBER 2020 St Andrews School, Cnr Smith Street and Church Terrace Walkerville SA. Check out opening times at...

SALA 2020 THE YEAR THAT WAS

Bushfires, droughts, Covid 19 a disastrous year for Australia.

BACK TO MY CHILDHOOD IN BOATS

Here Loreto delves back into his childhood by the sea to paint with simplicity his semi abstract boats with a touch of surrealism.

A FRINGE 2020 EXHIBITION - LUMINOUS

A Mixed Exhibition with the Campbelltown Arthouse from 16 February - 15 March 2020

PUDDING

A mixed exhibition with Campbelltown Arthouse.

SYMBOLS OF WOMEN

A stunning and Unique exhibition by SALVADOR LORETO Spanish-Australian gypsy artist. Launched by the Hon. Rev. Dr Lynn Arnold, AO, former...

LORETISMO - SALA 2017 EXHIBITION

1 - 31 AUGUST 2017. Loreto's global journey is reflected in this fabulous mixed exhibition, crossing stylistic boundaries, influenced by...

IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, THE SON & SURREALISM

SALA 2015 EXHIBITION 15 - 30 AUGUST 2015 Loreto refuses to be bound to one style and even in this surrealistic exhibition he crosses many...