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Project Paz

Project Paz's Goal is Promoting Peace in the Border City of Ciudad, Juarez

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Its mission is to raise awareness about the social and economic challenges facing the border city of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

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Young Latino Artists 16: Thought Cloud & Serie XVIII

Mexic-Arte

Young Latino Artists 16: Thought Cloud & Serie XVIII
Members' Opening Reception
June 17, 2011, 7-10PM

Exhibition continues through September 25th

Young Latino Artists 16 shows the work of 10 Texas artists, all under the age of 35, telling stories about the human condition in the 21st century. Artists interpret real world circumstances and invent new realities through performance, photography, video, sculpture, painting, and printmaking.
Curated by Alexander Freeman.

Serie XVIII
The Serie Project presents a preview of the latest editions of this prominent Latino arts residency in Austin. Presenting hand-pulled fine art serigraphy prints, the Serie XVIII exhibition debuts these new works, showcasing the work of emerging and well-established artists that participated in Serie's residency program in 2011.

Members Free / $5 General Admission

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