We had a brisk turnout,
with visitors from all over the world
The front of the building --
where we had out pop-up show in Oaxaca,
upstairs
Entering
"la planta baja"
Chuey and Hiram
hung the prints for us
Our show was upstairs
Seated: Gosky, Chuey, Fidel, unknown, Wilma, unknown, Federico Villalba
Standing: Mayra Torres, Manuel Tapia, Arturo Negrete, unknown, Alan Hodson, Jonathan “JJ” Childress, Isiah Marines
contemplating on the balcony
"5 de Mayo,"
as viewed from the building
where we had our pop-up show
in the streets of Oaxaca,
Halloween 2015
Oaxacan band, Halloween, in the streets
Los Dos printmakers
(Ramon and Christian Cardenas)
at the cemetery in Oaxaca
during Day of the Dead
The last supper
the night before setting up the pop-up gallery
12 plus Federico (who took the photo)
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(Ramon and Christian Cardenas)
at the cemetery in Oaxaca
during Day of the Dead
the night before setting up the pop-up gallery
12 plus Federico (who took the photo)
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I went to a presentation by Oaxacan printmaker Edith Chavez at the Espacio Centro on Friday, November 6th.
She was exhibiting the work she did at Taller Libre, where they produced the edition of Francisco Delgado. Nidia Rosales Moreno runs the Espacio Centro, and is also the subject of Pavel Acevedo's print.
Outside view of Espacio Centro
Update: Edith Chavez is showing in the "Sus Voices -- Women Printmakers from Mexico" exhibition, from February 5 – March 26, 2016 at HighPoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Curated by Maria Cristina Tavera, Sus Voces: Women Printmakers from Mexico features a variety of prints by nine artists living and working in Mexico: Adriana Calatayud Morán, Rossana Cervantes Vasquez, Edith Chávez, Mercedes López Calvo, Diana Morales Galicia, Paulina Olascoaga Chávez, Daniela Ramirez, Jimena Ramos, and América Rodriguez.
Later I bought a the large print of the girl blowing bubbles, from "Kabrito" (Alan Altamirano) of Taller la Chicharra -- they had a booth at the Book Fair.
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