Culture Mary Mata December 12, 2011

Binational Art Exhibition Inspired By La Virgen De Guadalupe

By Angelina, OurTiempo.com

Friday, December 9 through Sunday, January 15

Mexican Cultural Institute

125 Paseo de la Plaza, Olvera Street

Opening weekend only: Dec. 9 – 12, open noon to 8 pm.
Regular hours: Thursday – Sunday, from noon to 6 pm.

Artists Reception:  Saturday, December 17, 5 to 9 pm

Mas info:

For the past five years, the Mexican Cultural Institute has organized exhibitions commemoratingLa Virgen de Guadalupe. We’ve displayed works from artists from all around Los Angeles, the Southwest and Mexico, each one unique in its interpretation of La Virgen de Guadalupe as a symbol of faith, love, culture, family or home. Through their paintings, watercolors, photographs, sculptures and even computer-generated images, each artist shares how La Virgen has impacted their life.

This year, La Casa del Distrito Federal en California co-sponsors this exhibition, which includes art by Jose Jaime, Elizabeth Carranza, Carlos Roda, Celso Barcena, Francisco Vasquez, Isaac Hernandez, Luis Garcia, Susan Diaz Rivera, and many more.

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