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…
Archivo de etiqueta: arte visual
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.
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.
Maritza Torres: Rediscovering Her Roots
By VozEs
Maritza Torres grew up in Murray, a suburb on the outskirts of Salt Lake City, Utah; there weren’t many people there who looked like her—no people of color, nor a very large Latino community. Her school was 80 percent “white.” She also grew up in a Mormon family; her father is from California, her mother was born in El Paso, and her grandparents are Mexican, from Pachuca, Mexico.
De la pintura a la pasarela
Por Andrea Bredar “El arte original es la voz de un artista capturada, solo para vivir según la interpretación de su espectador. Cada trazo, cada capa, cada técnica aplicada de forma única por otro ser humano que plasma sus vivencias y pensamientos tratando de crear algo hermoso para el disfrute de los espectadores. Una máquina soloSigue leyendo «De la pintura a la pasarela»