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Andy Hart has covered city hall for The Hartford News going on a gazillion years it seems now. In that time, he has become a chronicler of the resident experience in Hartford as he covers all the events that the … Continue reading
Lovely Rita, Silkscreen on paper, 22″ x 30″
Miguel Trelles
TEARING SILK: RASGANDO SEDA
Silkscreens
May 23rd through June 18th
Reception • Saturday, May 28 (1pm – 5pm)
Tearing silk is an exhibition of recent silkscreens that approaches contemporary Latino portraits as well as Pre-Columbian icons through the lingua franca of American Pop visual pop.
Puerto Rican born, Minnesota based artist Ricardo Levins Morales exhibits his work in Hartford.
Ricardo Levins Morales / Trinity College (Broad Street Gallery) / Broad Street • Hartford
Exhibition Dates: 12, Mar 2011 – 2, Apr 2011
Artist Reception: Saturday, Apr 2 • 2pm – 6pm
Artist Talk: Monday, Apr 4 • 7pm / La Paloma Sabanera / 405 Capital Avenue / Hartford, CT
In Sept./Oct. Center without Walls continued its successful collaboration with Trinity College as we exhibited the recent works of Victor Pacheco. Pacheco’s ‘Boricua en La Luna‘ exhibit allowed us to see the continued evolution of a native son. The exhibit comprised of prints, video, mixed media, and some incredible sculptural pieces shown above and below.
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Oakland based Artist Favianna Rodriguez came to Hartford in the Spring of ’08 to exhibit and talk about her prints and the role of arts, and artists, within social justice movements. In 2008, Favianna was named one of 50 Visionaries who are changing our world by the Utne Reader. While in Hartford, her work was exhibited at Trinity College’s Broad Street Gallery as well as Comerio Restaurant on Park Street in Hartford. She gave a talk on the role of the arts in within social justice movements at the Charter Oak Cultural Center and conducted workshops with students from the Catholic Worker Home in Hartford as well as youth from the CT Zulu Nation.
Click here for a Spanish language review of Favianna’s residency in Hartford.
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