Our gallery was named Minerva because:
“Minerva was the Roman virgin goddess of handicrafts, learning and the arts, encompassing poetry, medicine, wisdom, commerce, weaving, dyeing, crafts, magic, trade and war. She was said to be the inventor of numbers and musical instruments.”
Minerva is often depicted with her sacred creature: an owl – the ‘owl of Minerva’ – that symbolizes her ties to wisdom”.
2019 Silvana Benacchio
Exhibition: April – May 2019
Finding personal peace – An internal reflection
2018 Caroline Proctor
Exhibition: “A Spiritual Journey” by Caroline Proctor’s – January to August 2018.
2017 Lauriane Gardet
A celebration of the Opening of Minerva Gallery and the first Art Exhibition ‘Lilou in the Pacifique’ (April till August 2017) was by Lauriane Gardet with her amazing art works on the 5ᵗʰ April 2017 between 2pm-3.30pm.