Sovereign Art Foundation work on display
The Lieutenant Governor says he's been struck by a strong sense of egalitarianism on the Island.
Sir Richard Gozney was speaking last Saturday night (14 Oct) at the opening of an exhibition at the Sayle Gallery in Douglas.
Work by the finalists in the Sovereign Art Foundation Student's Prize competition is now on display at the gallery.
In his address Sir Richard said whilst he had been very impressed by the standard of artwork he had seen in his first year on the Island, he had also been impressed by the sense of equal rights:
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