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Howard County Center for the Arts Resident Artist Wins Baltimore's Harbor East Kid's Choice for Whimsical Window Birds

Local Visual Artist, Diana Marta, Wins Kid's Choice for Taco Fiesta during 2014 Harbor East Window Wonderland

If you’re in Baltimore and love magical festive windows decorated for the holiday season, the Harbor East Window Wonderland is full of beauty and wonderment. Stop by Taco Fiesta to see Diana Marta’s Whimsical Window Birds!

Ambassadors of festivity, “Whimsical Window Birds,” are happily perched in hula hoops, peering out the windows into the patrons of Taco Fiesta. Fabricated with bright colors and glittering decorative materials, they create the magic of the holidays.”

“We are thrilled to have Diana’s beautiful, vibrantly colored birds grace our window at Taco Fiesta during the holiday season,” says Jerry Gutierrez, Taco Fiesta’s owner. “We’re very thankful to Diana and congratulate her on winning Kid’s Choice!

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According to Cool Progeny, “Taco Fiesta’s Window with the Whimsical Window Birds won the Kid’s Choice as voted by attendees at Harbor East’s Milk + Cookies social. The holiday art extravaganza features 13 unique holiday windows designed by some of Baltimore’s most talented local artists” and is up through New Year’s Day!

In addition to seeing Marta’s Whimsical Window Birds at Taco Fiesta, you may visit her at her studio (Studio 3) where she will have an open studio during Howard County Center for the Arts’ Annual Open House and Holiday Celebration on Friday, December 5, 5:30 - 8:30 PM.

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A visual artist, Diana Marta is a college art instructor. One of her watercolors is in the Forbes Collection, New York, NY, and her watercolors have been featured on Maryland Public Television’s “Artworks”.

Marta exhibits oils, watercolors, drawings, installation, and computer images. Color is often the basis of her search for the expressive and metaphorical qualities of her subjects.

She is a resident artist at the Howard County Center for the Arts.


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