August 24 - September 24,2022
From the organizers: "Join us for a culturally immersive and multi-faceted experience that will feature collectible photographs from National Geographic contributing photographer, Greg Davis and folk art from six different Master Folk Artists from the Mexican state of Oaxaca, listed below: Jacobo Ángeles Ojeda (Alebrijes) Taller manos que ven (Ceramics) Alejandro Vera Guzman (Wooden Masks) Magdalena Pedro Martínez (Black Clay Sculpture) Carlomagno Pedro Martinez (Black Clay Sculpture) El Huizache Studio (Textiles) Greg's most recent project has guided him into the mysteries of the great Mexican state of Oaxaca. The idea and premise of the exhibition are to bring awareness to the culture and traditions of Oaxaca through exhibitions, new media applications, and speaking engagements. The show opens on August 26, 2022, and will be on display at the GAC until September 24, 2022. OPENING WEEKEND SCHEDULE OPENING RECEPTION: AUG. 27, 4-7 PM Spend the evening at the GAC for a traditional Oaxacan dance performance by Ballet Folklórico de Austin, musical entertainment, Oaxacan food & drink from local food truck Taconmaye, along with a traditional Mezcal tasting with Mezcal Vago ARTIST TALK WITH GREG DAVIS: AUG. 28, 2 PM An intimate presentation and conversation with Greg Davis about his work and travels as a photographer. ZAPOTEC DYING WORKSHOP: AUG. 28, 3:30-5:30 PM Watch and learn about the authentic Oaxacan tradition of Zapotec dying processes with Alex and Veronica Mendoza of El Huizache Studio. This is a ticketed workshop with limited space."
Reception: August 27, 2022 | 4-7 pm
Georgetown Art Center
816 S Main St
Georgetown, TX 78626
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