Taller 75 Grados from Mexico City gave a silk screen demo at the El Paso Museum of Art and handed out free serigraphs designed by Erendida Mancilla, from San Luis Potosi:
Taller 75 Grados from Mexico City
gave a silk screen demo
getting busy with a squeegee
Carpeta artists talk with print collector Juan Sandoval:
(L to R) Raul Monarrez, Francisco Delgado,
Arturo Negrete surrounded by the Jellyfish Colectivo --
Atena Campbell and Leonel Portillo (Pilo)
Mykl Wells came from Tucson,
seen here standing next to his print
Krrrl, Juan Sandoval, and Dr Patrick Shaw Cable
(Senior Curator at the El Paso Museum of Art)
Tino Ortega, one of the print artists
Cimi Alvarado, one of the print artists
Pavel Acevedo and Vanessa
contributed her press to make Pavel's print
and his wife Cathy Chen
from FabLab El Paso
Carlos Alejandro, Tego, Maestro Arturo Negrete --
Tego is featured in the above print,
Carlos and Arturo printed it
at Taller 75 Grados in Mexico City
Maestro Arturo
on one of Tego's bicycles
outside the El Paso Museum of Art
during the reception
Thanks for these details of this event. I attended a similar imaginative realism art show at local wedding venues Los Angeles. That was truly an interesting event and would like to be part of similar events in future too.
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