Hello, NEST, French painter. Who can register a few days to the next exhibition in July 2008 in Miami.?

I have been selected by the Art Fusion Gallery in Miami to participate in a good exposure. The exhibition will begin in early July 2008 and concludes in late September. My resources are very limited. Travel costs and significant risks, looking for someone to introduce me to share my "opening". My stay will be one week maximum. Please accept my help, NEST. (If French or Spanish, is best for me)

I do not feel full.

Marilyn Manson at Trismegistus Art Exhibition

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