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Winter LIghts 2011- Afordable Art-Gift

For Immediate Release

 

“Winter Lights 2011”

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Our Traditional Gift Exhibit

&

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“Laura Viñas: Artist in Residence from Argentina:”

Art Opening Reception

& Artist Talk

 

Saturday, November 19th  2011@ 6.00 P.M.

Featuring more than 100 pieces of Affordable Art by Local Artists!

Exhibition runs until December 30th 2011

 

Main Gallery: Winter Lights 2011 is Expressiones Cultural Center end of the year tradition! We are very proud to present the art of our wonderful local artists in an exhibit that shows exquisite affordable Artworks just in time for the season of giving. Participating Artists:  

Corina Alvarezdelugo, Susan Hickman, Kat Murphy, David Madacsi, Lori Rembetski, Kelly Adams, Mark Patnode, Mark Dixon, Guido Garaycochea, Luis Wigdorsky, Barbara Miller, Barbara Mckie, Diane Barcelo, Roger Beers, Greg Bowerman, Rosa Colon, Sikiu Perez, Carol Dunn, Stan Gaby, Susan Parish, Millie Donovan, Dennis Sirrine, Ted Mikulski.

 

Lower Space: Laura Viñas, Artist in Residence from Argentina: For her first solo show at Expressiones Cultural Center, Viñas will fill the lower Space with three of her distinct visions of the world in Mundis in Mundis (a multimedia installation).

 

“In the world portrayed in her Inevitable Drawings, she examines the human gaze as an instrument of power, dominance, and just maybe, shared understanding. From drawing she moves into photography, capturing the internal structure of the drawings , where gesture meets thought.

In the world of her Pampa Landscapes, the emptiness and boundless spaces gives her the opportunity to reflect  on silence, distance and belonging.

In Flyland, the works make reference to the potential for mischief that certain insignificant yet powerful beings hold within. She chose to illustrate this through a metaphor; “flies and their uncanny similarity to human beings”.

Laura Viñas

 

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