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Cuervo Studio and Gallery: Visions of a New America
Opening Night on January 2, 2009 at 6:00 pm in Phoenix.
Join us to Celebrate Diversity, Culture and the Spirit of Hope & Change. Cuervo Studio and Gallery is the host of a series of four art exhibitions in conjunction with First Fridays in Phoenix.
Joe Ray, Artist
Opening Night: January 2, 2009 - 6:00-11:00 pm.
Cuervo Studio and Gallery, 1505 E. Thomas Rd., Phoenix. Refer to a list of First Friday Exhibition Dates below.
Cuervo Studio and Gallery: A Proud Affiliate of ALAC.
Visions of a New America A new year is upon us and as citizens of diverse communities that comprise the new America, we are obligated to embrace a spirit of social responsibility in order to offer a creative and secure environment for our children to thrive in.
Through the arts, a series of exhibitions at the Cuervo Studio and Gallery in Phoenix, will connect diverse communities to share and learn from one another. This project seeks to stand as a model for utilizing the arts as a platform for addressing social discourse and civic dialogue.
In each exhibition, artists are asked to create work that embraces the spirit of hope and change, of giving back, in an effort to celebrate America's diversity. At each event, a few emerging artists will be introduced into "the mix" in order to showcase and mentor a fresh voice in the arts.
Featured Artists:
Genaro Garcia, 50% Nopalero 60% Tequillero=110% Mexicano,
Artifical Red, American Indian flute accompanied by American Indian Poetry
Joe Baker, Delaware Tribe of Indians, Visual Artist
Joey Baker, Caucasian sista, Visual Artist
Jen Ben/B Fenix, Navajo, Urban mix accompanied by cello
Jose Benavides, Chicano Visual Artist
Gloria Martinez Casillas, Me-Xicana, Jewelry Artist
Damian Charette, Crow/French/Northern Cheyenne, Printmaker
Coren Conti, Athabascan Alaska Native, Jeweler
Monica Gisel Crespo, Mexicana, Visual Artist
Claudio Dicochea, Border Broder, Visual Artist
James E. Garcia and New Carpa Theater
Adriana Gallego, Border Grrl, Visual Artist
Fatimah Halim, African American,Poet
Randy Kemp, Euchee, Visual and Performance art
Martin Moreno, Xicano,Muralist/Sculptor/Visual Artist
Jackie Muhammad, African American,Visual Artist
Stella Pope-Duarte, Chicana/Mejicana,Author
Ricardo Provencio, Chicano, Cuentos
Joe Ray, Messican American/Honorary CRIT, Visual Artist
El Moises Salcedo, Xicano,Visual Artist
SOLUZ, Acoustic-Experimental-Fusion,
Wendy Weston, Navajo, Beadwork Artist
Frank Ybarra, Chicano, Visual Artist
Mark Your Calendar: Visions of a New America
Cuervo Studio and Gallery is open on First Fridays and will be premiering new shows on the following dates:
2nd of January, 2009
3rd of April, 2009
3rd of July, 2009
2nd October, 2009
Host:
Cuervo Studio and Gallery
1505 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix, Arizona, 85006.
For more information Contact:
Sylvia Hernandez-Moreno, Gallery Manager & Agent
602.264.8232 or Email: CuervoStudio@hotmail.com
http://www.artbygennaro.com/
http://www.artegennaro.blogspot.com/
480-383-3259
PHOENIX AZ.
Cuervo Studio and Gallery: Visions of a New America
Opening Night on January 2, 2009 at 6:00 pm in Phoenix.
Join us to Celebrate Diversity, Culture and the Spirit of Hope & Change. Cuervo Studio and Gallery is the host of a series of four art exhibitions in conjunction with First Fridays in Phoenix.
Joe Ray, Artist
Opening Night: January 2, 2009 - 6:00-11:00 pm.
Cuervo Studio and Gallery, 1505 E. Thomas Rd., Phoenix. Refer to a list of First Friday Exhibition Dates below.
Cuervo Studio and Gallery: A Proud Affiliate of ALAC.
Visions of a New America A new year is upon us and as citizens of diverse communities that comprise the new America, we are obligated to embrace a spirit of social responsibility in order to offer a creative and secure environment for our children to thrive in.
Through the arts, a series of exhibitions at the Cuervo Studio and Gallery in Phoenix, will connect diverse communities to share and learn from one another. This project seeks to stand as a model for utilizing the arts as a platform for addressing social discourse and civic dialogue.
In each exhibition, artists are asked to create work that embraces the spirit of hope and change, of giving back, in an effort to celebrate America's diversity. At each event, a few emerging artists will be introduced into "the mix" in order to showcase and mentor a fresh voice in the arts.
Featured Artists:
Genaro Garcia, 50% Nopalero 60% Tequillero=110% Mexicano,
Artifical Red, American Indian flute accompanied by American Indian Poetry
Joe Baker, Delaware Tribe of Indians, Visual Artist
Joey Baker, Caucasian sista, Visual Artist
Jen Ben/B Fenix, Navajo, Urban mix accompanied by cello
Jose Benavides, Chicano Visual Artist
Gloria Martinez Casillas, Me-Xicana, Jewelry Artist
Damian Charette, Crow/French/Northern Cheyenne, Printmaker
Coren Conti, Athabascan Alaska Native, Jeweler
Monica Gisel Crespo, Mexicana, Visual Artist
Claudio Dicochea, Border Broder, Visual Artist
James E. Garcia and New Carpa Theater
Adriana Gallego, Border Grrl, Visual Artist
Fatimah Halim, African American,Poet
Randy Kemp, Euchee, Visual and Performance art
Martin Moreno, Xicano,Muralist/Sculptor/Visual Artist
Jackie Muhammad, African American,Visual Artist
Stella Pope-Duarte, Chicana/Mejicana,Author
Ricardo Provencio, Chicano, Cuentos
Joe Ray, Messican American/Honorary CRIT, Visual Artist
El Moises Salcedo, Xicano,Visual Artist
SOLUZ, Acoustic-Experimental-Fusion,
Wendy Weston, Navajo, Beadwork Artist
Frank Ybarra, Chicano, Visual Artist
Mark Your Calendar: Visions of a New America
Cuervo Studio and Gallery is open on First Fridays and will be premiering new shows on the following dates:
2nd of January, 2009
3rd of April, 2009
3rd of July, 2009
2nd October, 2009
Host:
Cuervo Studio and Gallery
1505 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix, Arizona, 85006.
For more information Contact:
Sylvia Hernandez-Moreno, Gallery Manager & Agent
602.264.8232 or Email: CuervoStudio@hotmail.com
http://www.artbygennaro.com/
http://www.artegennaro.blogspot.com/
480-383-3259
PHOENIX AZ.
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