A
collaborative exploration of land-based art in New Mexico
November
1, 2009
The National Hispanic Cultural Center will present a large-scale, outdoor community altar in celebration of Día de Muertos on November 1, 2009 with lead artist Catalina Delgado Trunk on the theme of the “Conserving our future, honoring our past” - exploring issues of environmental heritage and conservation. The NHCC will offer a series of school day workshops and lectures on environmental art during Fall 2009 and will also host an environmental artist-in-residence who will work with a group of local youth to create an outdoor art installation on the NHCC grounds along the bosque of the Rio Grande.
For more information about the National Hispanic Cultural Center visit www.nhccnm.org
The National Hispanic Cultural Center will present a large-scale, outdoor community altar in celebration of Día de Muertos on November 1, 2009 with lead artist Catalina Delgado Trunk on the theme of the “Conserving our future, honoring our past” - exploring issues of environmental heritage and conservation. The NHCC will offer a series of school day workshops and lectures on environmental art during Fall 2009 and will also host an environmental artist-in-residence who will work with a group of local youth to create an outdoor art installation on the NHCC grounds along the bosque of the Rio Grande.
For more information about the National Hispanic Cultural Center visit www.nhccnm.org
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This project is made possible in part by The FUNd at Albuquerque Community Foundation and McCune Charitable Foundation.