We were honored and delighted that the University of Arizona Art Museum exhibited the Desert Triangle Print Carpeta in Tucson. The exhibit runs from June 10th, 2023 to December 21st, 2023.
stands next to the Desert Triangle legend
Sophie Briley curated the Desert Triangle exhibition, and wrote the legend in the gallery, as well as the side panels next to the prints:
(L to R) Chelsea Farrar (curator), Olivia Miller (museum director)
Manuel Guerra and Karl Whitaker holding the pink bucket,
Joe Marshall and Linda Marie Garcia
Chelsea Farrar, the Curator of Community Engagement,
gets the best out of printmakers Manuel Guerra and Joe Marshall
by giving them a free drink ticket
Six from Tucson, Albuquerque and El Paso,
showed up for the reception --
The main reception was for the exhibition in the large gallery -- PULSE: Weavings and Paintings by Marlow Katoney:
The main reception was for the exhibition in the large gallery --
BLOG POSTS
about the exhibition
at the University of Arizona
- University of Arizona collection
- Upcoming Exhibition at the University of Arizona Art Museum -- and Artist Updates
- Desert Triangle opens at the University of Arizona
- PANEL DISCUSSION with “DESERT TRIANGLE PRINT CARPETA” artists
- Hyperallergic article
- Reception at the University of Arizona Art Museum
- Live Printmaking at the University of Arizona Reception
- Write-up panels next to selected prints in the UofA gallery
- The Gallery at the University of Arizona Art Museum
Click on the photos to go to the blog post about that topic:
INSTAGRAM Posts
From the University of Arizona Art Museum:
- From Joe Marshall
- From Federico Villalba
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Manuel Guerra (l), printmaking professor at UTEP,
with Alejandro Macias, painting professor
at the University of Arizona
We left a bucket and linoleum
for Alejandro Macias
Painting by Alejandro Macias
currently hanging in the gallery
of the University of Arizona Art Museum
We met Alejandro Macias back in 2015, when we showed two Desert Triangle prints, in the art museum of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Brownsville, Texas:
The print studio
at the University of Arizona
UofA students
reflecting on the meaning of Art
in the hallway
The main gate to the University of Arizona in Tucson,
leading to the main road, lined with palm trees
Manuel Guerra in Tucson,
standing in front of where the
The Desert Triangle
in other venues
in the Tucson Art Museum
Cristina Cardenas' print was also showing in the El Paso Museum of Art:
Henry Morales was showing his print in Albuquerque at the North Fourth Art Center:
El Paso and Tucson
printmakers
- Oliva Miller, director of the University of Arizona Art Museum
- Chelsea Farrar, director of Community Engagement at the University of Arizona Art Museum
- Sophie Briley, the curator for the "Desert Triangle Print Carpeta" exhibition
- Albert Chamillard, Exhibition Specialist for the University of Arizona Art Museum
- Linda Marie Garcia, student intern who helped us with live Tortilla Printing
- Federico Villalba, who took all the best photos of the gallery and the reception
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