Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with free events that explore and share Hispanic history and culture through art, dance, poetry, and more. This series is generously supported by Palmetto Luna Arts.
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Exhibit Artists
Ana Córdoba is an artist born in Bogotá, Colombia. Coming from a family rich with creativeness, art played a major role in Ana's life since she was a little girl. After moving to the United States, her passion for art and her creativity drove her to pursue a degree in Graphic Design at USC Upstate. While at USC Ana also minored in Art History. more …
Having moved to the United States at age 21, Ana's art has been influenced by both her native country and her adoptive one. Working with a variety of media, the canvas is a record of Ana’s experience with the medium and color as she employs bold, rich colors, mixed media, her favorite impasto technique characterized with spontaneous knife-strokes and textured paintings, to create an emotional tableaux from an abstract expressionist manner, to surrealist imagery.
Carolina Mascarin is a photographer based in Charleston SC since 2003.
Carolina was born in Bogotá, Colombia on March 18, 1979. She has a BA in Social Communication and Journalism from the Universidad Libertadores in Bogotá with a specialization in investigative journalism. more …
The art of communication runs in her family. Her passion for photography first developed when her uncle, a painter and photographer, loaned her his camera for a project in college. Since then, the lens has been an inspiration for this communicator and storyteller.
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Check It Out: Kids & Family
Download free coloring sheets based on Maya Christina Gonzalez's picture book, Call Me Tree / Llámame Árbol!