If u have passion towards the island and have been tired of museums, Anthony is someone u have to see. It’s not only the local history u will be amazed of, but also the broad knowledge he knows towards the world will shake u. It’s an extreme pleasant talk with Anthony, I’m curious about everything and he is very patient explaining to me one by one on a level of ethnography. He cares about Aruban identity, he loves plants, knowing where they r from, living in a green and recycling way. There r tons of artworks Anthony created hanging all over the house, absolute stunning. After the conversation, even I, a tourist who knew nothing about the land before, raised a sense of love towards Aruba. Even though now I’ve left Aruba, I am sure I will be back in the future to spend an afternoon once more with Anthony. I’ll always miss the time listening to his enthusiastic perspectives...
   Read moreWe had a chance to visit during our spring break, and four of us got to spend an hour plus talking with Anthony about his unique artwork and its connection to the natural world. We learned more of the history of the island and how Anthony reuses materials and patterns from indigenous artifacts in his work. The house and garden are beautiful, Anthony and Sylvia are wonderful hosts, and the artwork and discussion gave all of us a greater appreciation for Aruba’s history, development and its Arawak heritage. And yes, they give you gifts at the end and cold water and juice along the way given the great hosts...
   Read moreWhere do I start? This was one of the most amazing experiences I’ve had visiting Aruba. To have a lovely couple welcome us into their home that is now a beautiful art gallery filled with art representing Native Aruba was a blessing. Anthony and his wife were warm, made us feel at home while Educating us on Aruba’s culture. The art will speak to you like you would not imagine. He took his time explaining what each piece represented. The couple even gave us gifts towards the end of the tour!! Please make this a MUST when visiting Aruba! You...
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