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Creative Exchange Beta, Springboard for the Arts: San Jose’s MACLA engages a multicultural community

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Join us next Friday for the virtual opening of our

Join us next Friday for the virtual opening of our new exhibition, Fuerza. Featuring the work of artists Elizabeth Blancas, Jesus Barraza, Melanie Cervantes, Ruby Morales, Ray Ortiz, Felix Quintana, and Stephany Sanchez this exhibition will showcase the work these artists have created during 2020 as a response to our current health and political landscape. We’ll be having an artists talk and a special musical performance by @philthydronez ! Register on eventrite via the link in our bio!

Join us on November 22, at 8 pm for a conversation

Join us on November 22, at 8 pm for a conversation with internationally acclaimed Israeli writer and filmmaker Etgar Keret. Keret will be discussing "Fly Already", his Sapir Prize-winning collection of quirky short stories alongside MACLA's very own Tricia Creason-Valencia. Get your tickets today here: https://apjcc.org/event/etgar-keret-israeli-author-2/

Reposting for a chance to have @maria_la_hinojosa

Reposting for a chance to have @maria_la_hinojosa in a virtual discussion with @cm_magdalena at MACLA! If you haven’t yet, get your copy of “Once I Was You” today. #OnceIWasYou @atriabooks

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Join us Today on YouTube.com/sjarte @5pm for MACL

Join us Today on YouTube.com/sjarte
@5pm for MACLA’s 22nd Annual Latinx Art Now! Auction and Exhibition. We have over 50 incredible pieces by Latinx Artists, who this year are able to keep 50% of what their piece sells for due to the financial impact COVID-19 has had on our communities. Check out the artwork in the Link in our Bio! George Rivera, “Limones de la Vida”
Oil on Canvas
9 x 12 in
2020
Retail Price: $400
Starting Bid: $300 “The Lemon series of oil paintings on panel and on canvas are a reflexion on duality in life; the lemons are full of color and life yet the leaves are decaying and eaten by insects, only lasting briefly. There are no promises but the warm light in the paintings represent hope.” As an artist, Rivera has been included in over 150 exhibitions locally, nationally and internationally. Since 1974 his drawings, mixed media and paintings have been presented at art centers, galleries and museums. His work have been represented by art galleries including the Group 21 Gallery, Los Gatos; Freeman Gallery, Palo Alto; Branner-Spangenberg Gallery, Palo Alto; Sperling Gallery, San Jose; the Pope Gallery, Santa Cruz; Ebert Gallery, San Francisco; Michael Himovitz Gallery, Sacramento; d.p. Fong Galleries, San Jose; Washington
Square/Togonon Gallery, San Francisco, and most recently with the Sandra Lee Art Gallery, San Francisco.

Delighted to have Edgar Sanchez’s piece featured

Delighted to have Edgar Sanchez’s piece featured at MACLA’s 22nd Annual Latinx Art Now! Auction and Exhibition. Make sure to stop by our LIVE Auction today at 5pm! Edgar Sanchez, “Mujer”
Wood block print
20 x 26 in
2020
Retail Price: $500
Starting Bid: $300 Edgar Sanchez is a Oaxacan Artist/Designer from San Jose, California. His artwork is heavily influenced by the Latin American struggle, Mexican folk art and pre-Hispanic art. He fuses this cultural imagery along with modern motifs in order to create works that revisit the Latin American experience through modern eyes and current social context. Sanchez works in a number of
mediums including: painting, printmaking, drawing and ceramics.

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MACLA is an inclusive contemporary arts space grounded in the Chicano/Latino experience that incubates new visual, literary and performance art in order to engage people in civic dialogue and community transformation.

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