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Artist Panel Discussion: Visions in Color

Artist Panel Discussion: Visions in Color

Sat Oct 24 2026

October 24, 2026

2:00PM


FREE EVENT | 2pm

 

Artist Panel Discussion: Visions in Color
Saturday, October 24 · 2 p.m. · Free and open to the public

Join exhibiting artists Fulgencio Lazo, Shinzaburo Takeda and Siboney García Santos for a conversation about their work and the art of Oaxaca, often called the cultural heart of Mexico. The artists will talk about their practices and the cultural and artistic traditions that shape their work. Visions in Color was guest curated by Lazo and Erin Fanning and includes more than thirty works of painting, embroidery and mixed media. The panel takes place between National Hispanic Heritage Month and Día de los Muertos. The discussion will be in English and Spanish, with an English interpreter. Stay afterward for audience Q&A.

Mesa redonda con artistas: Visions in Color
Sábado 24 de octubre · 2 p.m. · Entrada libre y abierta al público

Acompáñenos en una conversación con Fulgencio Lazo, Shinzaburo Takeda y Siboney García Santos, artistas de la exposición, sobre su obra y el arte de Oaxaca, considerado el corazón cultural de México. Los artistas hablarán de su práctica y de las tradiciones culturales y artísticas que inspiran su trabajo. Visions in Color, con curaduría invitada de Lazo y Erin Fanning, reúne más de treinta obras de pintura, bordado y técnica mixta. La mesa redonda se realiza entre el Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana y el Día de Muertos. La conversación será en inglés y español, con interpretación al inglés. Al final habrá preguntas y respuestas con el público.

¡Los esperamos!

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