Por VozEs Diamante Arts & Cultural Center (DACC), en Raleigh, Carolina del Norte exhibe desde el 23 de mayo hasta el 1ro de julio de 2022 la exposición de arte Tejido (Weaving). Las obras presentadas forman parte del trabajo de los becados del Instituto de Liderazgo Artístico Diamante (DALI por sus siglas en inglés) delSigue leyendo «Tejido: Exposición de Arte Latino e Indígena»
Archivo de etiqueta: arte hispano
José Urbina: Turning a Problem into Art
In this, his first series at least, Jose Urbina works with unconventional, recycled materials, breathing new life into them and transforming them into pieces that evoke aerial views inspired by his Mayan roots and culture…
Los Fotógrafos: una exhibición del Colectivo Obra
Toca el turno a Los Fotógrafos Katherine Garcia, Carlos Romero, Ernesto Hernández, Jaime Couret y Héctor Vaca Cruz de acaparar las paredes de la Galería de Obra Collective.
Mural on the playing field
By VozEs
Sydney Duarte and Treazy Treaz aim to transform neglected neighborhoods into vibrant, colorful spaces. That’s why their latest 100-by-20-foot mural adorns one of the walls at the Camino Health Center, which also features a mini soccer field sponsored by the Charlotte Football Club for the kids…
Antonio Alanís: from here, from there, and from both places
By Sorayda Díaz
Antonio Alanís's work explores themes of multiculturalism. Rather than feeling "neither from here nor from there," Mexicans feel "from here, from there, and from both places."
A Halo of Light; Arleene Correa
By Sorayda Díaz
The artist was born in Arteaga, Michoacán, Mexico, and moved to this country at the age of 3, where she has lived for 25 years. She was drawn to art from a young age; she would draw and send her creations to her father in the United States, and later she and her family joined him there.