Mon. 7/3, 7p: Celebration, fiesta, protest and more are wrapped up in the traditional art form of colorful papers and imaginative design that is the 辫颈帽补迟补. On Espejos de Aztl谩n, Cristina Baccin interviews Visual Arts Program Director, Dr. Tey Marianna Nunn and Curator of that runs through January 31. Dr. Nunn gives us an interpretation of the importance of this art in the history of this region and what inspired her to organize this exhibit that illustrates it's art, its techniques, contemporary Southwest 辫颈帽补迟补s, and how the tradition is rooted in family celebrations as much as in political protests. Local pi帽atero, Francisco Rodr铆guez of the 鈥淐asa de 笔颈帽补迟补蝉鈥� (2219, Lead SE, Albuquerque) tells us how this art passes on from generation to generation in the Mexican community.
Some of the local 笔颈帽补迟补 artists at the Art Museum are:
Francisco and Isabel Rodr铆guez (Casa de 笔颈帽补迟补蝉, 2219 Lead SE, Albuquerque, NM)
Tob铆as Justo Trinidad, Africa Ceja Romero and David Justo Ceja (笔颈帽补迟补 Party, 517 San Mateo Blvd. Albuquerque, NM)
Consuelo Terrazas (Karamelo Dulcer铆a, 1548 Bridge Blvd., Albuquerque, NM)
John D. Gonzales (The Fruit Basket, 6343 4th St. NW, Albuquerque, NM)
Ad谩n Venegas, Esmeralda Ruiz and Julissa Ochoa (Dulcer铆a Chihuahua, 4328 Airport Rd. Santa Fe, NM)
