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Art Exhibit: Children of Immigration
By Aurora Molina
2023-06-23 09:30:00
2023-06-23 18:00:00
America/New_York
Art Exhibit: Children of Immigration
Children of Immigration is a series that portrays large scale soft sculptural puppets that aren't just children's toys, but that speak through the voices of the children. This series attempts to pay attention to the most vulnerable in this community, and through their stories, challenge the social status quo to pay attention to the children and their stories, whether fictional or based on their life. For more information, please contact 305-643-8574 or barreroc@mdpls.org. All ages.
Hispanic Branch - Lobby Art Gallery
Friday, June 23
9:30am - 6:00pm
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2023-06-23 09:30:00
2023-06-23 18:00:00
America/New_York
Art Exhibit: Children of Immigration
Children of Immigration is a series that portrays large scale soft sculptural puppets that aren't just children's toys, but that speak through the voices of the children. This series attempts to pay attention to the most vulnerable in this community, and through their stories, challenge the social status quo to pay attention to the children and their stories, whether fictional or based on their life. For more information, please contact 305-643-8574 or barreroc@mdpls.org. All ages.
Hispanic Branch - Lobby Art Gallery
Hispanic Branch
Lobby Art GalleryChildren of Immigration is a series that portrays large scale soft sculptural puppets that aren't just children's toys, but that speak through the voices of the children. This series attempts to pay attention to the most vulnerable in this community, and through their stories, challenge the social status quo to pay attention to the children and their stories, whether fictional or based on their life. For more information, please contact 305-643-8574 or barreroc@mdpls.org. All ages.
About the artist: Aurora Molina was born in La Havana, Cuba, in 1984, emigrated to the US at age 16, and lives and works in Miami, Florida. Molina received her Associates in Visual Arts from Miami-Dade College (2004), a Bachelors in Fine Arts specializing in Mixed Media from Florida International University (2007), and Masters Degree in Contemporary Art at the Universidad Europea de Madrid (2009). Using the tools of embroidery, sculpture-making, drawing, photography, and video, Molina uses the potential of fiber art to communicate ideas about social and political issues.
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