Binational Art Tour “CORAZÓN MIGRANTE”, San Bernardino, California

 

 

ElConsulado de México en San Bernardino invita a la comunidad a la inauguración de la exposición colectiva Tour Binacional 2023 “CORAZÓN MIGRANTE” conformada por 39 obras de 21 artistas mexicanos que viven en Estados Unidos.

Nos complace ser el Consulado en el que da inicio el Tour Binacional que recorrerá durante el 2023 muchos de los Consulados Mexicanos en la Unión Americana, así como las ciudades de Tijuana y Ciudad de México.

Contaremos con la presencia de algunos de los expositores y como invitada especial durante la inauguración nos deleitará con su canto la artista oaxaqueña Miroslava Ferra.

Los esperamos, este próximo jueves 1ro. de diciembre a las 5:00 PM.

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The Consulate of Mexico in San Bernardino invites the community to the opening of the collective exhibition Binational Tour 2023 "MIGRANT HEART" made up of 39 works by 21 Mexican artists living in the United States.

We are pleased to be the Consulate where the Binational Tour begins, which will visit during 2023 many of the Mexican Consulates in the American Union, as well as the cities of Tijuana and Mexico City.

We will have the presence of some of the exhibitors and as a special guest during the inauguration, the Oaxacan artist Miroslava Ferra will delight us with her singing.

We are waiting for you, this coming Thursday the 1st. December at 5:00 PM.

 

Ruta de Consulados de México (Tour Binacional 2023): 

1- San Bernardino CA

2- Tijuana, MX (3 días)

3- San Francisco CA 

4- Sacramento CA

5- Las Vegas NV

6- Phoenix AZ

7- Nogales AZ 

8-El Paso TX

9- Houston TX

10- Kansas City MO

11-Chicago IL

12- Raleigh NC

13- Philadelphia PA

14- New York City NY

15- Washington DC

16-Orlando FL

17-Miami FL

18-Los Angeles CA

19- Mexico City MX

 

Artistas participantes (Tour Binacional 2023):

Vicky Lowe

Karla Osete

Laura Lesllo

Mónica Gisel

Ulises Villa Jr.

Julieta Aguilar

Maricruz Sibaja

Mauricio Zuñiga

Laura Turón Moya

Sergio Nates Maya

Salvador Rodríguez

Ruben Briseño Reveles

Gabriela Santos Ramos

José Luis Fitch Jiménez

Marco Antonio Sánchez

Raymundo López Gómez

Rafael Perea de la Cabada

María Magdalena Hoyos Barría

Mario Alberto Martínez Méndez

Claudia Gabriela Jiménez Marván

María de Lourdes Valverde Galindo

‘Tiempo sin Palabras/Time without Words’ on view in Santa Maria

 

 

 

 

by Marilyn McMahon 

Allan Hancock College’s Ann Foxworthy Gallery will display the work of artist Rafael Perea de la Cabada from Nov. 7 through Dec. 15.

The gallery will host a reception and an artist talk from 5:15 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16.

The exhibit, titled “Tiempo sin Palabras/Time without Words” will feature multiple works by Mr. Perea in a wide range of mixed media, including painting, printmaking, drawing and ceramics.

“Rafael Perea de la Cabada considers the visceral effects of art as he navigates that which is unsaid, the purely visual, more magical and mystical set in an ethereal context,” said Dr. Jill Thayer, interim gallery director, adding, “His art crosses cultural boundaries, emanating from the rich traditions of his native Mexico to connections internationally.” 

A self-described “visual poet,” Mr. Perea’s work is bold, imaginative and complex.

“My concepts and ideas are generated by these interactions, both attractions and repulsions,” said Mr. Perea. “Sometimes my creativity navigates among playful thinking, humor, remembrance or gratitude. At other times, it flows from social and political discomfort, disenchantment or militant passion about current events.”

Mr. Perea was born in Mexico City and has lived in California since 1987. He received a degree from the National School of Painting, Sculpture and Printmaking in Mexico City and went on to earn a master of fine arts degree from UCSB. His work is included in numerous public and private collections in Mexico, Switzerland, Ireland, France, Germany and the United States.

“I believe the artist’s function in society is to act as an agent of change, revealing the unseen and making uncommon the common,” said Mr. Perea. “Art proposes new ways of activating what is stagnant, helps us perceive anew the mundane and unearth the timeless.”

The Ann Foxworthy Gallery is located inside the Academic Resource Center, Bldg. L on the Santa Maria campus. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursdays. 

To learn more about the exhibit, contact Jill Thayer, director/curator (interim) at 661-428-4611 or jill.thayer@hancockcollege.edu.

email: mmcmahon@newspress.com

 Santa Barbara News-Press

Tiempo sin Palabras/ Time without Words

 

 

 

NEWS RELEASE

FOXWORTHY GALLERY PRESENTS NEW EXHIBIT, "TIEMPO SIN PALABRAS"

Written by: Chris McGuinness

OCTOBER 24, 2022-- Allan Hancock College’s Ann Foxworthy Gallery will display the work of artist Rafael Perea de la Cabada beginning in November.

The exhibit, titled “Tiempo sin Palabras/Time without Words” will feature multiple works by Perea in a wide range of mixed media, including painting, printmaking, drawing, and ceramics. The show will run from Nov. 7 through Dec. 15.

“Rafael Perea de la Cabada considers the visceral effects of art as he navigates that which is unsaid, the purely visual, more magical, and mystical set in an ethereal context,” notes Dr. Jill Thayer, Interim Gallery Director, adding, “His art crosses cultural boundaries, emanating from the rich traditions of his native Mexico to connections internationally.”

A self-described “visual poet”, Perea’s work is bold, imaginative and complex.

“My concepts and ideas are generated by these interactions, both attractions, and repulsions,” said Perea.  “Sometimes my creativity navigates among playful thinking, humor, remembrance or gratitude. At other times, it flows from social and political discomfort, disenchantment or militant passion about current events.”

Perea was born in Mexico City and has lived in California since 1987. He received a degree from the National School of Painting, Sculpture, and Printmaking in Mexico City and went on to earn a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara. His work is included in numerous public and private collections in Mexico, Switzerland, Ireland, France, Germany, and the United States.

“I believe the artist’s function in society is to act as an agent of change, revealing the unseen and making uncommon the common,” said Perea. “Art proposes new ways of activating what is stagnant, helps us perceive anew the mundane, and unearth the timeless.”

The gallery will host a reception and an artist talk on Nov. 16 from 5:15-7:30 p.m.

The Ann Foxworthy Gallery is located inside the Academic Resource Center, bldg. L on the Santa Maria campus. Gallery hours are Monday through Wednesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and Thursdays from 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

To learn more about the exhibit,
contact Jill Thayer, Ph.D., Director/Curator (Interim) at 661 428 4611 or jill.thayer@hancockcollege.edu Visit the gallery webpage at www.hancockcollege.edu/gallery

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The Ann Foxworthy Gallery at Allan Hancock College welcomes visitors to visit our new exhibits!

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for updates on our upcoming exhibits and events.

Gallery Hours:

Monday thru Wednesday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Thursday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Closed: Fridays, weekends, and holidays or by appointment

Located in the Academic Resource Center, bldg. L-South on the Santa Maria campus
800 S. College Drive • Santa Maria, CA 93454

Tiempo sin Palabras/Time without Words

 

 The Ann Foxworthy Gallery at Allan Hancock College is pleased to present 

 

 

RAFAEL PEREA DE LA CABADA

NOVEMBER 7 - DECEMBER 15, 2022

Artist Talk/Reception:

Wednesday, November 16, 2022

Doors open 5:15p.m

Artist's Talk 5:30p.m.

Reception until 7:30p.m.

 

Located in the Academic Resource Center, bldg. L-South on the Santa Maria campus
800 S. College Drive • Santa Maria, CA 93454

For more information or to make an appointment
contact: jill.thayer@hancockcollege.edu

Interview for the Creative Community 2.0

I was honored to spend time with my good friend David Starkey discussing my work, career and involvement in the community. This segment is part of the Creative Community 2.0 series and a collaboration between TVSB, ECTV and CAPS Media.

 

 

Figure Drawing

 

 

Figure Drawing

Young Artists ... do you want to improve your drawing skills?

Join Rafael Perea de la Cabada [ @rpcarte | rafaelperea.com ] and learn the basics of drawing the human body. Develop skills using a variety of media including; pencils, charcoal, conte crayon and ink.

We will draw from a variety of objects and a live model.

 

We are so lucky to be able to offer our students class time with Rafael Perea de la Cabada, an internationally exhibited, and collected artist and long-time college art educator. He makes time in his full schedule to share his vast knowledge with our students and we couldn't be more grateful.

 

Space is limited.

 

- Class and materials are FREE thanks to our amazing, generous donors.* 

- All skill levels are welcome. 

- Ages 13-18

 

Oxnard Performing Arts Center Corporation

Waiver signed by parent/guardian must be completed

www.oxnardperformingarts.com/teen-art-program 

* Our Teen Arts Program is made possible thanks to the support of these generous organizations:

-National Endowment for the Arts 

-Gene Haas Foundation

-Ruth & Joseph C.Reed Foundation for the Arts

-Mechanics Bank

Young Artist Program 2022

 

 

 

The Santa Paula Art Museum's Young Artist Program returns Friday evenings this summer at the Cole Creativity Center! Local teens ages 12-17 are invited to apply for this FREE, 10-week program led by professional artist Rafael Perea de la Cabada. Teens will develop their artistic voice, practice skills, explore art history, and create a personal work of art to be exhibited at the Museum. Space is extremely limited, and participants will be selected by lottery from the applications submitted. The program begins Friday, June 3, 2022.

APPLY ONLINE NOW: https://airtable.com/shrCAC0iBQPidLXUG

This program is made possible by the Back Family "Beautiful Day" Fund through Ventura County Community Foundation.