Der­mot Loui­son has grown in­to a house­hold name. His paint­ings are ap­pre­ci­at­ed by many who har­bour a love and fas­ci­na­tion for scenic T&T and for the lost or dy­ing cul­tur­al and his­tor­i­cal habits of the lo­cal com­mu­ni­ty.His lat­est of­fer­ing of art­work will be no ex­cep­tion, full of im­ages of old-time Trinidad, com­plete with gramo­phones and don­key-carts.Loui­son can be de­scribed as a man of high­ly-in­di­vid­ual char­ac­ter, who shuns pub­lic­i­ty and prefers to spend his time hik­ing and fish­ing in var­i­ous se­clud­ed parts of the is­land.

His works are great­ly ad­mired by art en­thu­si­asts and adorn the walls of pri­vate homes, busi­ness in­sti­tu­tions and banks, both lo­cal and in­ter­na­tion­al.Loui­son's ex­hi­bi­tion takes place at Hori­zons Art Gallery with a grand open­ing to­mor­row from 7 pm to 8.30 pm.Arvin­der Bharath will of­fi­cial­ly open the ex­hi­bi­tion, with live mu­sic pro­vid­ed by Jef­frey Pataysingh and friends. View­ing con­tin­ues dai­ly un­til No­vem­ber 5, Mon­day to Fri­day 9am to 5.30pm, Sat­ur­day 9am to 1pm.

Call 628-9769 for fur­ther in­for­ma­tion.