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Centro Cultural Aztlan will present "Había Una Vez" from San Antonio sisters Manola and Maria Ramirez, an interactive and immersive art exhibition dedicated to exploring and commemorating the experiences and culture of immigrant families.
The exhibit seeks to deepen the understanding of migrant experiences and identity, an essential part of San Antonio’s culture. Through this exhibition, the artists aim to invoke a sensory experience that draws the viewer into the stories they’re telling, and invites them to respond or participate in the story themselves.
Vibrant colors and a bold, illustrative style lend themselves to the complexities of bicultural experiences, and the importance of immigrant identities. The exhibit will showcase a unique and enriching experience that shares a deeper view of the migrant experience through visual storytelling.
Following the opening reception, the exhibition will be on display through August 27.
Centro Cultural Aztlan will present "Había Una Vez" from San Antonio sisters Manola and Maria Ramirez, an interactive and immersive art exhibition dedicated to exploring and commemorating the experiences and culture of immigrant families.
The exhibit seeks to deepen the understanding of migrant experiences and identity, an essential part of San Antonio’s culture. Through this exhibition, the artists aim to invoke a sensory experience that draws the viewer into the stories they’re telling, and invites them to respond or participate in the story themselves.
Vibrant colors and a bold, illustrative style lend themselves to the complexities of bicultural experiences, and the importance of immigrant identities. The exhibit will showcase a unique and enriching experience that shares a deeper view of the migrant experience through visual storytelling.
Following the opening reception, the exhibition will be on display through August 27.
Admission is free.