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November 7th, 2011

Romero Britto is a prolific pop artist who has exhibited all over the globe including London’s Hyde Park, Berlin’s O2 Dome and Paris’s Carrousel du Louvre. His art work has been partnered with Bently, Disney, FIFA and many other companies.

Britto believes in the power of art to enable change and is, therefore, deeply philanthropic. He is a supporter of St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, Best Buddies International and is a Same Sky Ambassador. Most recently Britto was honored at the Angel Ball and hosted an art show to benefit Joshua and Robin Berry’s Children’s trust.

Same Sky is thrilled to be partnering with Romero Britto, again. Event details and formal invite to come!

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Georgia McNulty

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