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EVENT: Another Group Show at ArTrujillo Gallery
LOCATION: ArTrujillo Gallery, 349 13 Av NE, Minneapolis MN 55413
HOURS: Opening on Friday April 22nd, 2005 from 5-11pm.
– Exhibit runs thru June 4th. 2005.
- Gallery hours: Tues - Sat 1:00 - 10:00PM, Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
CONTACT: Alejandro Trujillo, Gallery owner - phone 612-821-9076 artrujillo@hotmail.com
Another Group Show at ArTrujillo Gallery
On the evening of Friday, April 22nd a lively new art exhibit opens on the Arts Avenue of Minneapolis - at ArTrujillo Gallery, 349 13th Avenue Northeast. Featuring visual art of all kinds by artists of many different backgrounds, this is a truly international art show.
ArTrujillo Gallery has always opened its doors and walls to artists of diverse backgrounds and visions. The current Group Show includes artists from Mexico, Cuba, Equator, Puerto Rico, Poland, Spain and Ukraine as well as homegrown talent from the Twin Cities. Well-known foreign-born artists will include Vladimir Dikarev, Natasha Dikareva, Luis Fitch, Eva Lawarne, Luis Chamizo, Gustavo Lira, Rigel Sauri, Veronica Ochoa,Victor Yepez, Tina O’Brian, Geral Prokop, Francisco Berdard, Xavier Tavera, Santiago Zarzosa and Alejandro Trujillo– alongside newcomers Samuel Castillo, Steve Edmundson, Jeff Myers and James Reininger -- plus local favorites such as Michael Thompson, Jim Grafsgaard, Nick Harper, Scott Seekins and many more guest artists.
As a special treat, this show will also preview a special selection of graphic prints from the prestigious Taller Gráfico de La Havana, Cuba. And new artwork recently collected in Guadalajara, Mexico from Alfredo Langarica, M Ramirez, Jose Chavez Morado, Francisco Toledo and some other Mexican artists.
Gallery owner Alejandro Trujillo explains, “Our walls will be covered with art, hung salon style and mixing all kinds of styles and media. When someone enters ArTrujillo we want the art to grab their attention. You will see unique paintings, photographs, prints and sculpture – full of color, texture, energy and emotion. We have art that cannot be found anywhere else in the Twin Cities.”
Opening night reception Friday April 22nd at 5pm and continue until 11pm. Please join us for this fun and color-filled evening in the salons and patios of ArTrujillo Gallery. There will be live jazz and Latino music, fine food catered by Salsa a la Salsa Restaurant, cool refreshments and an eclectic crowd of artists and art-lovers ready to celebrate spring and the creativity of life!
The exhibit is free and remains open to the public from: April 22nd thru June 4th. 2005.
Gallery hours: Tues - Sat 1:00 - 10:00PM, Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM For further information or to schedule an appointment, please call ArTrujillo Gallery at 612-821-9076 or
e-mails us at artrujillo@hotmail.com
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EVENT: Exhibit of painting and sculpture
FEATURED ARTISTS: Megan Bell & Luis Chamizo
LOCATION: ArTrujillo Gallery, 349 13 Av NE, Minneapolis MN 55413
HOURS: Opening on Saturday February 12th, 2005 from 5-11pm
– Exhibit runs thru March 13, 2005.
CONTACT: Alejandro Trujillo, Gallery owner - phone 612-821-9076
MEGAN BELL & LUIS CHAMIZO
During the deep freeze and slush that can be Minneapolis in winter, the passion and heat of the arts can be our salvation. ArTrujillo Gallery specializes in affordable local and international art, much of it with a rich tropical flavor which will help your home and workspaces feel sunny and celebratory.
Painter Megan Bell and sculptor Luis Chamizo are featured in the newest exhibit at ArTrujillo Gallery opening Saturday February 12 and running thru March 13, 2005.
Megan Bell is a self-taught artist who grew up in the Twin Cities. Ms. Bell’s work is colorful, playful and energetic, and her recent paintings include unconventional portraits of the characters that travel through her life.
Luis Chamizo is originally from Cuba, now living in Austin MN. His carvings in basswood, mahogany and other fine woods describe graceful human figures with a fine finish and an attractive sense of light and shadow.
Also featured in the Gallery are a number of other local artists, many with close ties to Mexico and Latin America. Luis Fitch, Rigel Sauri, Alejandro Trujillo, and Gustavo Lira are some of the well-known names represented. ArTrujillo is packed full of artistic alternatives, and is an entertaining stop on any art viewer’s list.
The opening for the exhibit “Megan Bell & Luis Chamizo” runs from 5pm to 11pm on Saturday February 12th. The public is invited to meet the artists and join in a fun-filled evening of live music, great company, food and drink.
Located at 349 13 Avenue NE, ArTrujillo Gallery is in the heart of the burgeoning new Northeast Minneapolis Arts District. Regular gallery hours are 12:00PM to 10:00PM Thursdays through Sundays. For further information or to schedule an appointment, please call ArTrujillo Gallery at 612-821-9076 or contact us at
artrujillo02@hotmail.com
Also showing now on 13th Avenue NE
EASEL STREET GALLERY
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"Three Women/Three Journeys": Artists, travelers, and long time friends, three women painters exhibit their individual interpretations of their life's journeys in their chosen media. Works include: paintings by Marjorie Moody in watercolor and oil including new works from a stay in Tuscany, ceramic masks and paintings in water media by Laurie Salmela, with work executed on a recent trip to the Yucatan, and oils and pastels landscapes by Rita Corrigan including works from her European adventures.
Easel Street Gallery 339 13th Avenue NE Minneapolis Contact Holly (612) 379-8370
One weekend only!
Preview Friday, Feb. 11 5-8 Saturday, Feb 12 12:00-8:00 Sunday, Feb. 13 11:00- 3:00
Meet the artists at the Opening Reception: Saturday, Feb 12 5:00-8:00
Hemingway Ceramics Gallery
http://www.hemingwayceramics.com/
* Hemingway Ceramics Gallery Grand Opening Saturday night! Next door to Easel Street Raku pottery and wall art by Steve
Hemingway and paintings by guest artists.
Rogue Buddha Gallery
* Rogue Buddha Gallery: Opening Friday, Work of Art: Artists Who Own Galleries Works in a variety of media by local gallery
owners. For more info go to http://www.roguebuddha.com/
Group Show 11.20.04
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ArTrujillo Gallery
349 13th Ave NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 Ph/fax: 612-821-9076
Dates of Exhibit: Nov 20th – Dec 30th, 2004
ArTrujillo Gallery's latest group show features local and international artists. This is a showcase of multi-media art including sculpture, painting, mixed media, prints and photography.
The exhibit is open to the public from Nov 20th – Dec 30th, 2004. Please call ahead.
For more information call Alejandro Trujillo 612-821-9076.
MAIN$TREAM:
AN ATYPICAL LOOK AT POP CULTURE ART
November 15, 2003
Seismic waves emitted by popular culture art forums like graffiti
walls, comic books, gig posters, and the web rock ArTrujillo Gallery in
November. Delivering a sentiment of nonconformity, over 20 local artists
twist, bend, and puncture holes in the art world with an intriguing slant of
the artistic road less-traveled. Thrashing the ridicule and judgment often
projected by a typically mainstream art culture, this collection fearlessly
exhibits a brilliant display of illustration, paint, print, sculpture and
multimedia with its middle finger held high. Unapologetically disturbing,
deliberately hilarious, and ultimately thought-provoking, MAIN$TREAM is a
wicked array of some of the most stunning visual artistry found right here
in the Twin Cities.
MAIN$TREAM: AN ATYPICAL LOOK AT POP CULTURE ART opens on Saturday,
November 15, 2003 and runs until Sunday, December 15, 2003 at ArTrujillo
Multicultural Art Studios & Gallery. The opening reception from 7:00PM to
2:00AM and will include refreshments and music and will conclude with
ArTrujillo's ever-popular opening fiesta from 10:00PM until. This event is
free and open to the public and donations are greatly appreciated.
GALLERY INFORMATION: ArTrujillo is in Minneapolis, just 2 blocks east of
35W at 315 East Lake Street, Suite #1. From Lake, head south on Clinton
Avenue - free parking and entrance in rear. Phone: 612-821-9076.
Announcing the opening of a new Artists' Internet Cafe, as part of ARTRUJILLO MULTICULTURAL ART STUDIOS AND GALLERY at 315 East Lake Street in Minneapolis. Hi-speed internet access available to guests and artists at a low rate of $1 donation per session. We have 5 pc's plus a laptop hookup with additional machines on the way. Scanning, image editing, word-processing and other programs and services included!
ARTRUJILLO is an international artists collective with multicultural art studios and gallery, performance space and now the Internet Cafe. We are located on the south side of Lake Street between 3 Avenue and Clinton in Minneapolis (1 block east of I35W), with main entrance and parking in the alley. Hours are generally daily from 1pm until 11pm. Call ahead at 612 821 9076, ask for Alejandro or Jim, or email artrujillo@artrujillo.com, if you want more information, or to plan tours, classes or events.
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RECEPTION: Saturday, October 4th, 2003 12:00PM - 5:00PM
RUNS: October 4th – October 31st, 2003
EXHIBIT HOURS: Mon. – Sat. 10:00AM – 9:00PM & Sun. 12:00PM – 6:00PM
EXHIBIT LOCATION:
Calhoun Square3001 Hennepin Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
Artistreet - 2nd Floor Gallery (formerly MCAD Gallery)
ARTISTREET CONTACT: Stephanie Cadmus scadmus@calhounsquare.com
ARTUJILLO ADDRESS: ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios & Gallery
315 East Lake Street, Suite #1
Minneapolis, MN 55408 http://www.mnartists.org/organizationHome.do?rid=18066
ARTRUJILLO GALLERY HOURS: Mon. – Sun. 5:00-8:00PM
(Gallery hours subject to change daily.)
ARTUJILLO CONTACT: Sarah Stone, Artistic Director
612.821.9076 artistic-director@artrujillo.com
EVENT DESCRIPTION:
In the heart of Minneapolis, the vast artistic spirit of ArTrujillo will soar in a month-long exhibition in Calhoun Square’s second floor gallery. This celebration of multicultural diversity in the arts will creatively compliment Calhoun Square’s “Oktober Fiesta” events planned throughout Hispanic Heritage Month. With a diverse cross-section of artistic styles, cultures and mediums on display, all will have the opportunity to sample the inspiring energy many feel at ArTrujillo’s events. It would be nearly impossible for anyone to forget this unique, whimsical and passionate exhibit of artistic expression from all over the world.
An opening reception will be held in Calhoun Square’s second floor Artistreet gallery on Saturday, October, 4th, 2003 at12:00PM in conjunction with many other events happening inside Calhoun Square. All are invited to attend this free event and donations to ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios & Gallery are greatly appreciated. English and Spanish-speaking ArTrujillo members and artists will be present to greet and answer questions until the reception concludes at 5:00PM. All artwork will be on display and for sale throughout the entire month of October. Information on purchases, future ArTrujillo events, volunteer opportunities, commissions and other information on ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios & Gallery will also be available.
ORGANIZATION INFORMATION:
ArTrujillo (ar-troo-HEE-yo) Multicultural Studios & Gallery is home to a 6,000 sq. ft. professional gallery and over 20 artists in a working collective art studio. Our Vision: An arts collective producing and promoting work from a wide variety of Latino, European, Arabic and North American artists. Our Mission: Art is an act of beauty and love. In ArTrujillo, we all work together to create. Everyone contributes, teaches, learns and is welcome.
GALLERY INFORMATION:
ArTrujillo is in Minneapolis, just 2 blocks east of 35W at 315 East Lake Street, Suite #1. The building faces Lake Street, however signage is in back. From Lake Street, head south on Clinton Avenue into back alley where you will find free parking and the gallery entrance underneath the ArTrujillo sign.
opening reception
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artrujillo studio gallery
315 east lake street #1
minneapolis, mn 55408 612.821.9076
artistic-director@artrujillo.com
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the américo juan experiment
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notorious transient genius criminal philanthropist?
enter the vision & myth of américo juan
...battling both good & evil with his own (mostly) lawful creative surges...witness the inconsistently
fictional honesty...the hate, bliss, poison, sex, blood,
love & agony bounding his mysterious body of
torn canvas, paint drips, textured squeals & fire…
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˜food˜booze˜soundsopening reception
sat.sept.6th
7:00PM – 1:00AM
ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios & Gallery
315 e lake st #1
mpls, mn 55408
612.821.9076
2 blocks east of 35W on lake & clinton — park & enter in rear
all welcome
donations appreciated
Sep/06/03
08.02.03
Experience scintillating visual artistry,
rocking world beats of Los Hijos del Maiz, the booty-shaking
international rhythms of DJs WAMM & Rojita and much more
Minus: the pretension of other local art & music events
Plus: a great cause-proceeds go to
ArTrujillo’s “We were burgled!“ Fund
There’s never a dull moment at the
ArTrujillo Underground
Saturday, August 2nd
7pm – 2am
ArTrujillo Multicultural Studio & Gallery
315 E. Lake St, Suite 1
Minneapolis, MN 55408
2 blocks east of 35W on Lake and Clinton – between 3rd & 4th Ave
Free parking and entrance in rear
612-821-9076 artistic-director@artrujillo.com
All are welcome
$5-7 Suggested Donation
Visual Jazz!
Deadline for submissions: June 14, 2003
Location: ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery
315 East Lake Street, suite 01, Minneapolis, MN 55408
Dates of Exhibit: June 21 – July 18, 2003
Opening reception/fiesta: Saturday, June 21st 7pm to midnight
In conjunction with the Hot Summer Jazz Festival co-sponsored by Jazz 88 KBEM-FM, visual artists are invited to participate in a showcase of multi-generational/multi-media art (including sculpture, painting, prints, photography, installation and/or video). The exhibit is open to any visual art inspired by the Jazz sensibilities of musicality, improvisation, spontaneity, diversity and inclusiveness.
Each artist may submit 1 or 2 artworks (original works only, framed or mounted and ready to exhibit), with the completed entry form printed below. Size is limited to no more than 6 feet wide or 8 feet high. Submissions of artwork will be accepted from Sunday June 8 – Saturday June 14, 2003 between the hours of 3pm-8pm at ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery in the basement of 315 E. Lake Street in Minneapolis. An effort will be made to include all submitted artwork in the exhibit; however curators reserve the right to select artwork based on space limitations. The gallery will collect a 30% commission on sales plus 7% sales tax.
For more information:
Call Alejandro Trujillo or Jim Grafsgaard at 612-821-9076
Or see www.hotsummerjazz.com.
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Event: VISUAL JAZZ : The Hot Summer Art Show
Location: ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery
315 East
Dates of show: June 21 –
Opening reception/fiesta: Saturday, June 21st
Media contact: Alejandro Trujillo 612-821-9076
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“VISUAL JAZZ” AT ARTRUJILLO GALLERY
ArTrujillo Gallery in south
“VISUAL JAZZ: The Hot Summer Art Show”, is a new multi-media exhibit of art inspired by the world’s greatest musical movement. Co-sponsored by Jazz 88 KBEM-FM in conjunction with the Hot Summer Jazz Festival, “VISUAL JAZZ” opens on the first day of summer, Saturday June 21st, with a public reception beginning at
The “VISUAL JAZZ” exhibit runs from June 21st -July 18th. The show features dozens of Twin Cities artists including sculptors, painters, printmakers, photographers, installation artists and videomakers, from a variety of cultural backgrounds. Their artworks are inspired not only by Jazz music and musicians, but also by the Jazz sensibilities of musicality, improvisation, spontaneity, diversity and inclusiveness. Together they fill ArTrujillo Gallery with a profusion of color, movement and creativity.
ArTrujillo Multicultural Studios and Gallery is a unique artist-run “house of culture”, located downstairs at 315 East Lake Street in Minneapolis, with entrance from the alley. Gallery hours are
Hot Summer Jazz Festival days for vendors are Saturday and Sunday, June 28th and 29th with vendor set up on Nicollet Mall on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. We close down Nicollet Mall for both Saturday and Sunday and expect over 70,000 people on those days. We provide space for a 10 x 10 set up and charge $200 for the 2 days. Exhibitors must be self contained and bring their own tent covering. Vendors can display and sell Saturday until 10 pm and Sunday until 6 p.m.
Please connect with me if you would like to be part of the Festival.
Kevin Barnes
2003 HSJF
(612)529-5236
KevinB@Jazz88fm.com
Las Divas de ArTrujillo
May 31st. 2003
EVENT TITLE: Las Divas de ArTrujillo
WHAT: multidisciplinary art show by women artists
WHEN: Exhibit runs from May 31st to June 15th, 2003
WHERE: ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery
315 East Lake Street, suite 01
Minneapolis, MN 55408
OPENING: Saturday May 31st -- Artists’ reception 6pm-10pm / Party 10pm–2am
MEDIA CONTACT: for more information call Alejandro Trujillo at 612-821-9076
INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE
Las Divas! The women of ArTrujillo Gallery present their newest creations
Women of talent, style, vision and determination – these are the Divas. They are youthful at any age. They are daring and demanding. They are a sisterhood and a social club. And they are about to grace us all with their art in an exhibit opening May 31st at ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery in south Minneapolis.
The Divas include Melina Borton, a flamenco dancer formerly of Chicago who is now turning her talents for rhythm and performance to paint. Tara LaPorte is a Florida transplant who gives image to her hopes and fears with shards of tile and bead mosaics. Karlee Mariel, just in from Puerto Rico, is spinning her classical art training into expressionist self-portrayals that boldly hit the bulls-eye. Sarah Stone’s classicism is twisted by her passion for punk rock graphic art and comes out free-form, verbal, angry and true. Brenda VonAhsen is a fiercely intelligent master of the human form and landscape, which in her work become a spiritual veil for us to peer through. A dozen other guest Divas fill out the exhibit with artworks that are sweet, street, savory and sensational.
This exhibit opens Saturday May 31st with an evening artist’s reception from 6-10pm, followed by a late night celebration of music, dance, refreshments and fun – free and open to the public.
ArTrujillo is a unique “house of culture” located at 315 East Lake Street in Minneapolis. The Gallery is open to the public daily from 3pm – 8pm, and by appointment. For further information, call (612) 821-9076 or see www.artrujillo.com.
Los Estimulos @ ArTrujillo
Saturday 11:00PM
Jun 14, 2003
EVENT TITLE: LOS ESTIMULOS live rock show
EVENT DESCRIPTION: - must be 21 and older – $5 admission
WHEN: Saturday, Jun 14, 2003 Doors open at 9pm Show starts at 11pm
WHERE: ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery
315 East Lake Street Suite 01, Minneapolis MN (612)821-9076
(Alley entrance is south side of East Lake Street between 3 Av and 4 Av South)
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EVENT TITLE: HIJOS DEL MAIZ live rock show
EVENT DESCRIPTION: - must be 21 and older – $5 admission
WHEN: Saturday, Jun 7, 2003 Doors open at 9pm Show starts at 10pm
WHERE: ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery
315 East Lake Street Suite 01, Minneapolis MN
(Alley entrance is south side of East Lake Street between 3 Av and 4 Av South)
WHO: Hijos del Maíz - a Minneapolis-based funk rock band with Latino and African roots
CONTACT INFORMATION: Alejandro or Jim 612-821-9076 or www.artrujillo.com
INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE: David Rodriguez 651-730-6612, guitarist for Hijos del Maíz
LOCAL ROCK MUSIC GETS A WORLD BEAT BOOST with HIJOS DEL MAIZ.
Mexico City, Dakar and Sao Paulo will meet Minnesota head-on when the original funk rock of Hijos del Maíz, plays Saturday February 15th at the new ArTrujillo Gallery, 315 East Lake Street in Minneapolis. With members from Mexico, Senegal and Brazil plus years of experienced talent, this band promises to blow the snow and heat up the scene.
Hijos del Maíz translates to “Children of the Corn” – a reference to the Aztec’s most sacred plant, and mother of us all. Like maíz, these diverse musicians believe, music is food for the soul. They aim to give our souls a feast.
David Rodriguez, the band’s guitarist and leader, has fast fingers and solos like a warrior-priest. He learned his craft copying Mexico’s 80’s and 90’s rock’n’roll – groups like El Tri and the Jaguares, who both played the Twin Cities last year. But he jumps into a different mode with Hijos del May, and now spices his licks with a funky world beat.
The unique rhythm section adds curry and flurry with Elias from Mexico on drums, Mamadu from Senegal on bass guitar and Eliezer from Brazil on congas. Together they have over 50 years of performing experience and endless variety in their mix. And finally, Cristina from Mexico contributes “sabor” with her sweet and sensual vocals.
The band has played numerous clubs and alternative venues over the past year, but this is their debut at the new ArTrujillo Gallery. For fans and new listeners, Hijos del Maíz will open your ears.
The public is invited to this all age’s event. For more information, please call 612-821-9076 or
315 East Lake Street Suite 01, Minneapolis MN
Sabado, 31 de Mayo
De la calle, (86 min., 2001) por Gerardo Tort
Retrata de una manera cruda, dolorosa e inteligente una parte de la vida de aquellos seres humanos a los cuales los habitantes de las grandes ciudades en ocasiones llegamos a ver casi como parte del paisaje urbano: los que viven en la calle. Desgraciadamente, estas personas tienen que vivir – o más bien sobrevivir – en un medio paupérrimo y deplorable que raya en lo infrahumano, pues sus condiciones de salud, higiene y alimentación no son dignas de un ser humano. De esta forma, personajes tan comunes como el tragafuegos, o el ‘limpiavidrios’, o cualquier niño sin hogar, los vagabundos, los teporochos, los padrotes, las prostitutas, etcétera, conforman un mosaico de emociones y destinos a los que el cine mexicano pocas veces había tratado con semejante dosis de realismo.
Sabado, 12 de Abril 7:00PM: Tlatelolco, las claves de la masacre (55 minutos, 2003)
Fruto de la investigación de Carlos Mendoza y del equipo del Canal Seis de Julio, A.C., este video es un documental que reúne todos los testimonios cinematográficos que se conocen sobre los sucesos del 2 de octubre de 1968 en la Plaza de las Tres Culturas, y sus antecedentes. El documental devela el esquema represivo aplicado por el gobierno federal a partir del 27 de agosto de 1968 y descubre algunas pistas que conducen a conocer el papel de la Agencia Central de Inteligencia de EU y la embajada de ese país en el conflicto estudiantil que tuvo lugar ese año.
EXIGIMOS JUSTICIA!
(We Demand Justice!)
In Ciudad Juarez, Mexico over 350 women have been murdered and over 400 have
disappeared since 1993. In February 2003 alone, seven bodies were found, one
of a six-year-old girl, yet the crimes remain unpunished as the violence continues.
JOIN US for a powerful documentary, "Señorita Extraviada", about the women of Juarez, Mexico
and their struggle for justice. The screenings will be followed by a discussion with Rosario Acosta, activist
and co-founder of Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa (May Our Daughters Return Home).
[See press release below for more info.]
FRIDAY APRIL 4th:
1pm @ Metro State University
700 E. Seventh Street, St. Paul, MN
(in the Founders Hall Auditorium)
free - donations appreciated-AND-7pm @ The Resource Center of the Americas -
3019 Minnehaha Avenue Minneapolis, MN
(a half block south of East Lake Street on Minnehaha Avenue) free - donations appreciated
SATURDAY APRIL 5TH:
1pm @ Babylon Arts and Cultural Center
1624 East Lake Street
Minneapolis, MN
$7 - proceeds go to filmmaker and Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa
There will also be a music and dance benefit for Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa :
Saturday April 5,2003: 7pm @ ArTrujillo
- 315 East Lake Street, Minneapolis,MN (on East Lake Street between 3 Av and 4 Av South - ENTRANCE IN ALLEY) EXIGIMOS JUSTICIA! Benefit show featuring : Danza Mexica Cuauhtemoc Hijos del Maiz El Punkeke *other special guests to be announced $7-10 suggested donation, proceeds go to Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa
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CONTACT:
Jason Wallach
Mexico Solidarity Network
Phone: 773-583-7728 or 312-961-5381
E-mail: msn@mexicosolidarity.org
Website:
www.mexicosolidarity.orgTwin Cities Contact: Heather Harper
Phone: (612)396-9209
E-mail: mamaduck_24@hotmail.com
Mexican Human Rights Activist to Address Murder Epidemic and the Search for Justice for Women Victims of Violence in Juarez, Mexico (Chicago-March, 2003) A human rights activist pursuing justice for more than 350 women murdered in Juarez, Mexico, will be in Beloit, Stevens Point and Milwaukee, WI, Chicago, IL and Minneapolis, MN and other Midwest sites
March 27-April 5, 2003. Rosario Acosta, co-founder and spokeswoman of Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa (May Our Daughters Return Home), will accompany screenings of "Señorita Extraviada" ("Missing Young Woman"),
Lourdes Portillo's award-winning documentary on the Juarez murder epidemic.
Since 1993, more than 300 women have been murdered in the border town of Juarez. Most bodies are found in the desert surrounding the city and have shown signs of sexual violence. Ninety show marks of ritual sacrifice. In
addition, four hundred women have disappeared. Despite the disturbing number of murders/rapes in Juarez, officials' responses have been marked by denial, bungled investigations and corruption. In nearly ten years, prosecutors in
Juarez have yet to win a conviction in any of the murder/rape cases. Ms. Acosta, a life-long resident of the state of Chihuahua, began her involvement after her niece, Cynthia Rocio Acosta, was abducted, raped and murdered in 1998. Ms. Acosta began "Nuestras Hijas" to assist victims'families, pressure local authorities and present the murder/rape cases before international human rights tribunals. She recently testified before the Interamerican Commission on Human Rights, a division of the
Organization of the American States, based in Washington, DC. Señorita Extraviada documents the struggles of victim's families and local
activists against corrupt police. The film paints a disturbing portrait of Ciudad Juarez, NAFTA's "City of the Future" and home to 500 foreign-owned
assembly plants called "maquiladoras." Mexican laborers, mostly women, work 12-hour shifts in well-kept, US-owned factories for $4-8 a day. After shift,workers return to shantytowns of sewage, danger and squalor. Families
with three full time wage earners can't afford decent housing. The film uncovers an economic system that devalues women's work and women's lives.
The Mexico Solidarity Network organized Ms. Acosta's visit and film screenings. The Mexico Solidarity Network is a national coalition of 90 organizations supporting struggles for human rights, democracy and economic justice on both sides of the US-Mexico border.
All events will be translated from Spanish to English.
Friday 6-8 pm, March 7, 2003
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ArTrujillo, 315 E. Lake St. #01, Mpls 55408
Ph. 612-821-9076
Celebrating Indigenous Nations of the Americas Dancing and Feast
Join the American Indian Cultural Center and La Raza Student Cultural Center from the U of M represented by Quetzal Coatlicue in their intercultural celebration. A dance group to represent each center will be invited; tamales and Indian tacos will be served. This event will be held in ArTrujillo, a community center for artists, a multicultural arts studio and gallery.
This event is free and open to the public.
The ArTrujillo artists and friends are building a new studio space with 6000sq ft.
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EVENT TITLE: A NEW DAY in the LIFE of ARTRUJILLO
EVENT DESCRIPTION: 24-hour Open House and Party celebrating
The NEW ArTrujillo Studio Gallery
WHEN: from Saturday January 25th. 2003 at 12noon to 12noon on Sunday January 26th.
WHERE: ArTrujillo Studio Gallery ** new address**
**315 East Lake Street, Minneapolis MN 55408**
(One building east of old location…on East Lake Street between 3 Av and 4 Av South)
WHO: ArTrujillo is an international artists’ collective, creating paintings, prints, installations, murals, mosaics, sculptures, photos, music, theater, workshops and more!
CONTACT INFORMATION: 612-821-9076 or
www.artrujillo.com artrujillo@artrujillo.com
INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE: Alejandro Trujillo (El Presidente)
Jim Grafsgaard (Artistic Director)
Alfredo Miranda (General Manager)
A NEW DAY in the LIFE of ARTRUJILLO
On January 25th, one of the best-known “underground” art groups in the Twin Cities is opening their space and inviting the public literally underground – to the new ArTrujillo Studio Gallery in the basement of 315 East Lake Street in Minneapolis. Just one building east of their former address, the new ArTrujillo is twice as big, with amenities and new art fit for a celebration!
ArTrujillo Studio Gallery is an artist collective named for the group’s visionary leader Alejandro Trujillo. Three and a half years ago he saw the need for a space where artists could create freely, without many rules or restrictions. “We are open to everybody who wants to create. We have professionals who sell paintings all over the world, and we have others who are just beginning to make art. By working together we keep our costs down and we learn from each other, plus we make bigger and better art, and show it to more people,” Trujillo explains.
Proving his point, ArTrujillo members have been busy non-stop -- creating murals, art events, exhibits and installations all around Minnesota and the region. Members have shown at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, at CreArte Latino Art Center, in dozens of area galleries and businesses, as well as at ArTrujillo Gallery itself. The collective has grown to more than a dozen artists with international connections, including a strong Latino presence. Guest artists from New York, Chicago, Latin America and Europe have also been represented. ArTrujillo’s energy is one of the keys to the ongoing cultural revitalization of East Lake Street. “We’ve been growing and growing, and finally, with the support of our landlord and patron for the arts, we were able to find more space,” says Trujillo.
Now, after months of preparation and hard work, ArTrujillo artists are ready to officially open their new Studio Gallery with a 24-hour open house and fiesta. This “New Day in the Life of ArTrujillo” begins at noon on Saturday January 25th and continues until noon Sunday – with a full schedule of art, performances, music, dancing, and refreshments.
Jim Grafsgaard, a painter and ArTrujillo’s artistic director, describes the New Day: “During the afternoon we will start with a family-friendly atmosphere, soft music, interactive wall painting, soft drinks and snacks. Then, around 8pm, the music goes up, the party gets going and it keeps on going! We’ll have the DJ WAMM, Blue Sky Victory band, Attempted Bender, Dan & Jake, Americo Juan and the Dramatics, mariachi singers, punk bands, jazz musicians, salsa and world music…something for everyone, and anyone who wants to join in. And of course walls and walls and walls of new paintings and art work.”
For more information, please or call at 612-821-9076 artrujillo@artrujillo.com
A NEW DAY in the LIFE of ARTRUJILLO
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by Jim Grafsgaard
WHERE: La Bodega Tapas Bar, 3005 Lyndale Av S, Minneapolis MN 55408
WHEN: Opening Reception Thursday January 16, 2003 from 7-9pm
Exhibit runs January 16 thru February 28, 2003
EVENT DESCRIPTION: Exhibit of art created by Minneapolis artist
Jim Grafsgaard while living in Seville, Spain during 2002
HOURS: 10 am – 1 am daily
CONTACT INFORMATION: Jim Grafsgaard 612-201-4259 (Interviews available)
The Art of Flamenco
Paintings by Jim Grafsgaard
Currently on exhibit at La Bodega Tapas Bar, 3005 Lyndale Avenue South in Minneapolis, is a series of oil paintings exploring the images of Spanish Flamenco. The paintings were created by local artist Jim Grafsgaard while he was living in Sevilla (Seville), between January and September of 2002.
Grafsgaard, a painter for over 20 years, made his first visit to Spain last year during a backpacking tour of Europe. Arriving in Sevilla, the capital of Andalucia where Flamenco originates, he was quickly captivated by the intensity and passion of the people. “Like many artists before me,” says Grafsgaard, “ when I began to experience Flamenco culture I found myself fascinated. Flamenco draws you in.”
“In Sevilla, Flamenco can be found everywhere -- in taverns and bars, on theater stages, at fiestas, in people’s homes, and at celebrations which draw thousands. I heard and saw Flamenco live indoors, on the street, on TV, and on the radio with historical commentary. I learned from aficionados, became friends with performers, and began to study the dance forms and lyrics.”
The result is this series of paintings, offered with humble respect as an artistic homage to the men and women who make Flamenco a vital and expressive force.
The exhibit opens January 16, 2003 with a public reception from 7-9pm, and will remain on display through February.
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HIJOS DEL MAIZ live rock show
@ The New ArTrujillo
EVENT TITLE: HIJOS DEL MAIZ live rock show
EVENT DESCRIPTION: - All ages show – $5 admission
WHEN: Saturday, February 15, 2003 Doors open at 9pm Show starts at 10pm
WHERE: ArTrujillo Multicultural Art Studios and Gallery
315 East Lake Street Suite 01, Minneapolis MN
(Alley entrance is south side of East Lake Street between 3 Av and 4 Av South)
WHO: Hijos del Maíz - a Minneapolis-based funk rock band with Latino and African roots
CONTACT INFORMATION: Alejandro or Jim 612-821-9076 or www.artrujillo.com
INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE: David Rodriguez 651-730-6612, guitarist for Hijos del Maíz
by Jim Grafsgaard
LOCAL ROCK MUSIC GETS A WORLD BEAT BOOST with HIJOS DEL MAIZ.
Mexico City, Dakar and Sao Paulo will meet Minnesota head-on when the original funk rock of Hijos del Maíz, plays Saturday February 15th at the new ArTrujillo Gallery, 315 East Lake Street in Minneapolis. With members from Mexico, Senegal and Brazil plus years of experienced talent, this band promises to blow the snow and heat up the scene.
Hijos del Maíz translates to “Children of the Corn” – a reference to the Aztec’s most sacred plant, and mother of us all. Like maíz, these diverse musicians believe, music is food for the soul. They aim to give our souls a feast.
David Rodriguez, the band’s guitarist and leader, has fast fingers and solos like a warrior-priest. He learned his craft copying Mexico’s 80’s and 90’s rock’n’roll – groups like El Tri and the Jaguares, who both played the Twin Cities last year. But he jumps into a different mode with Hijos del May, and now spices his licks with a funky world beat.
The unique rhythm section adds curry and flurry with Elias from Mexico on drums, Mamadu from Senegal on bass guitar and Eliezer from Brazil on congas. Together they have over 50 years of performing experience and endless variety in their mix. And finally, Cristina from Mexico contributes “sabor” with her sweet and sensual vocals.
The band has played numerous clubs and alternative venues over the past year, but this is their debut at the new ArTrujillo Gallery. For fans and new listeners, Hijos del Maíz will open your ears.
The public is invited to this all age’s event. For more information, please call 612-821-9076
New ArTrujillo
315 East Lake Street Suite 01, Minneapolis MN
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Paintings of Steve Capiz at CreArte
Latino Arts Center and Museum Minneapolis, MN
August 11 - September 1, 2001.
Opening reception is Saturday August 11th, from 7-10pm at CreArte Latino Arts Center and Museum located at 4137 Bloomington Av S. in Minneapolis.
Museum hours are Wednesday through Sunday 12-5pm. For more information call CreArte at 612-728-5723.
Steve Capiz paints in an energetic contemporary style with strong colors, gestural streaks and atmospheric overlays. His work often reflects experiences from his childhood, life-long friends, and his world travels as an adult. He is a masterful painter, with strong influences from his former mentor, Southwestern artist Veloy Vigil. Capiz's images draw deeply from his Mexican-American roots, but with a worldly modernist attitude, infused with the distinct flavor of a little-known corner of old St Paul.
Mr. Capiz grew up in St Paul as a member of one of the first three Mexican-American families in the city. He recalls his childhood days living among Mexican, Jewish and Lebanese immigrant families as part of the long-gone River Flats community. There a storefront church adorned with
Catholic saints stood next to neighborhood synagogues, kids played frisbee-style with dried bagels and tortillas and swam the Mississippi in summer. This was an economically poor but culturally rich barrio, from which emerged many creative and
curious youngsters who today count among the elite of local arts and business people.
As a child, Steve would build models of WWII fighter planes and ships from whatever scraps and debris he found. This led to an interest in sculpture and art that blossomed in his adult years. Today, Capiz Studio is in the historic Northern Artists Warehouse -- just blocks from Steve's childhood home.
CreArte Latino Arts Center and Museum is located at 4137 Bloomington Av South in Minneapolis - a mile south of the Mercado Central on Bloomington Avenue. In this new location, CreArte shares a building with El Colegio, a charter school for Spanish speaking high school students. CreArte is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting Latino art and artists. This is the fifth show CreArte has mounted this year, leading to its renowned Day of the Dead exhibition and ceremony in the month of November.
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PATRICIA MENDOZA COMMISSIONED FOR OFRENDAS AT
THE MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ARTS
AND AT CREARTE LATINO ARTS CENTER
In late-breaking news, ArTrujillo painter and sculptor Patricia Mendoza has
been commissioned by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts to create an Ofrenda
for Day of the Dead this year -- the only local artist to be awarded this
honor. Her design includes a 7-foot high "skeleton chair" made of paper
mache' and wood, surrounded with handmade flowers, food, candles and other
memorial objects. The ofrenda is homage to Mendoza's father, who passed
away this year and is remembered with affection, his photo seated on the
oversized chair as a metaphor for his grand spirit. Traditionally, the
spirits of those recently departed return on "El Dia de los Muertos" on
their way to the after-life, and partake of the gifts left by relatives as offerings.
The Art Institute is located at 2400 3 Av S in Minneapolis. Mendoza's
ofrenda will be on display from October 31 - November 30, 2001.
Patricia Mendoza has also been chosen to participate in this year's "El Dia
de Los Muertos" exhibition at CreArte Latino Arts Center and Museum, along
with five other Latino artists. Her design at CreArte will be a homage to
artists of the past, with a central relief sculpture paying homage to the
famous Mexican folk artist Guadalupe Posada. The CreArte exhibit runs from
November 1 - December 15, 2001 and includes many related events and
celebrations, including a candle-lit procession the evening of November 3rd.
For more information call CreArte at 612-728-5723, or visit
www.crearte-gallery.org.
ArTrujillo Studio Gallery
301 East Lake Street, Suite 01
Minneapolis, MN 55408
612-821-9076
Featuring a solo exhibit by
Salvador Espejo Benitez (Frijolito)
Master of the Little Bean
Oct. 11 – Nov. 18, 2001
SALVADOR ESPEJO BENITEZ
Maestro Frijolito: Master of the Little Bean
Salvador Espejo Benitez, who is currently exhibiting through December 2nd
in the Minneapolis Institute of Art's Minnesota Artists Gallery as one of
the "Frontera Lake Street" artists, is affectionately known to his fellow
artists as "Maestro Frijolito" which translates as "Master of the Little
Bean".
Concurrent with the "Frontera" show, Benitez is exhibiting a large selection
of his miniatures - scenes of Minnesota and Mexico painted on beans, leaves,
woodchips and other tiny surfaces - in a solo show called "Maestro
Frijolito: Master of the Little Bean" at ArTrujillo Studio Gallery, now
through November 18, 2001. Salvador Benitez is a prolific and enthusiastic
artist, whose artistic home in the USA is ArTrujillo.
By birth his home is Morelos, Mexico, where he began painting miniatures as
a way to earn money for school. Following training as an Agricultural
Engineer he continued painting, mastering the tiny format with a flair for
color and energetic description. Benitez has had more than 40 solo
exhibits, and is renowned in his native state.
The artist prices his tiny paintings very reasonably, and presents them in
small decorative frames and on tiny easels, with the wish that each will
find an appreciative home. Landscapes, wildlife scenes, seascapes, ranching
and historic scenes are among his well-loved subjects.
ArTrujillo Studio Gallery is home to a collective of artists from Latino,
European-American, African-American, Arabic and other cultures - the group
includes painters, sculptors, photographers, designers, musicians, poets and
all types of creative artists. Life-long professionals and beginning
students are often found working side-by-side on group projects and
individual artworks, as well as producing public events. In the 18 months
of existence ArTrujillo members have shown all over the Twin Cities in
non-profit galleries, corporations, open studio events, at museums and even
in the street for Cinco de Mayo!
ArTrujillo is located in the basement of the International Bazaar at 3 Av S.
and E. Lake St, just 6 blocks south of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Gallery hours are usually noon-8pm 7 days/week, but those planning to visit
may wish to call ahead (612-821-9076) to confirm hours.
"A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ARTRUJILLO"
ART EXHIBIT
at CreArte Latino Arts Center and Museum -
4137 Bloomington Av S in Minneapolis.
September 8 to October 13, 2001.
Opening event: Saturday September 8, 7-10pm
"A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ARTRUJILLO" - Large-scale artworks by the ArTrujillo Collective, each produced in 24 hours.
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"A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ARTRUJILLO"
CreArte is proud to present an exhibit of new work from the ArTrujillo Studio Gallery -- a multi-cultural collective of Latino, Middle Eastern,
European-American and African-American painters, sculptors and designers based in South Minneapolis.
features paintings, sculpture,"A Day in the Life of ArTrujillo"
The result is a vigorous sampling of ArTrujillo artists. This an extraordinarily diverse group, and each artist have a story and unique vision to share. There are progressive abstractions (Alejandro Trujillo) and punk-anarchist paintings (Américo Juan) with roots in urban Mexico.
Self-taught naturalism (Frijolito) and decorated sculptures (Patricia Mendoza) drawn from the folk traditions of ranchos and pueblos. Sophisticated photographic statements reflect on the personal experiences of emigration (Xavier Tavera) and war (Keith Holmes). Babylonian friezes meet Picasso-esque figures (in the work of Haider Al-Amery), and scientific description meets eastern-influenced ink painting (in a canvas by Jim Grafsgaard). Parenting, recovery, mythology and cross-cultural issues are also addressed in intriguing ways (by Maria Cristina O'Brien, Lorenzo Ariza, Anselmo Cornejo, Lamonté Johnson, Luis Fitch, Mario Perez, Terry Morris, David Monson, Douglas Padilla, guest artist from New York City Altagracía Berrios, and Jose Pedro Sau (Chile), Roberto Lopez Ramirez, Nino Magaña and Quetzaltototl guest painters from Guadalajara Mexico).
At 9pm there will be a reading by local journalist Jay Miskoweic from his translation of "Mexico Madness" by Eduardo Garcia Aguilar. Other entertainment will include poetry and musical performances by various guests (including writer Victor Rojas and Friends Creciendo Juntos Music Band, jazz maestro Stewart Blue, Patricia Allende, songwriter Char and folksinger Josh Mattson), plus a specially produced video review of the exhibiting artists at work.
ArTrujillo Studio Gallery is located at 301 E. Lake Street Minneapolis in the basement of the International Bazaar.
The exhibit runs through Saturday October 13th, and is open Wednesdays-Sundays from 1-5pm. For more information contact the new WWW.CREARTE-GALLERY.ORG website, or call 612-821-9076.
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"EL AMARILLO DE ARTRUJILLO"
Alejandro Trujillo paintings at ArTrujillo Gallery
On Saturday April 21st a new month-long exhibit of paintings "EL AMARILLO DE ARTRUJILLO", opens at the ArTrujillo Studio-Gallery, 301 East Lake Street Suite 01 in Minneapolis. Featured will be recent artwork by the gallery founder, Alejandro Trujillo, and other guest artists.
Trujillo is best known in the upper Midwest as a muralist, and former president of the Latino Artists Group. His murals can be found in churches, businesses and schools around Minnesota, including on the outdoor wall of the International Bazaar where ArTrujillo Gallery is located.
Trujillo's new paintings take a stylistic leap from the straightforward naturalism of his public work. With bravura and intense color he wipes, sprays and drips paint to render patterns and lines reminiscent of Jackson Pollock (who, Trujillo reminds us, was pushed toward freedom of expression by contact with the Mexican master David Siqueiros). The surprise in Trujillo's work is how the abstract loops, lines and sweeps of color resolve into emotive images of Mexican peasants, lovers, families and domestic animals. The artist obviously respects the power of the common characters that emerge: the bearers of wood and water, those who suffer under the sun, the grandmothers who care for generations of kids, the little dog (perro picudo) of well-mixed breed. This is Action Painting with a social conscience.
Trujillo developed his sympathy for others at a young age. Born in Guadalajara Mexico, a city renowned for its murals and artistic traditions, Alejandro found an early mentor in his uncle Salvador. Encouraged to study philosophy, literature and history as well as art, young Alejandro also recognized the injustices of poverty and privilege in the world. First as an activist, then as an educator, and now as an artist, organizer and U.S. citizen, Trujillo continues to serve those the system does not. For disaffected Latino youth, for example, Alejandro and his compatriots at ArTrujillo provide a wide range of art opportunities to build confidence, pride and positive potential.
ArTrujillo Gallery itself is a model of egalitarianism. One finds folk-art miniatures, naive welded sculptures, and southwest style Santos next to 21st century expressionism, international abstracts and visionary figurative work. A worldwide cultural sampling is evident too. The artists work out of traditions from across the U.S., Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and the Pacific Rim.
As a special event this month, ArTrujillo is exhibiting the abstract landscapes of Dutch painter Hennie Lenders. These brightly colored images of the Netherlands are "painted like my country, slow floating waters making rivers framed by man."
"EL AMARILLO DE ARTRUJILLO" opens with a reception Saturday, April 21st from 6pm -10pm, followed by a late-night party featuring DJ WAMM, local Mexican food, various poets and other performers. The event is free and open to the public.
The exhibit runs through June 20th. Regular gallery hours are noon-8pm daily. To confirm hours, or for information on other upcoming exhibits, events and classes please call 612-821-9076, artrujillo3@cs.com or jimgrafsgaard@prodigy.net .
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Dutch Landscapes
Art Exhibit
Exhibit Dates
04/21/01-06/20/01
SANTEROS
Art Show
Exhibit Dates
03/17/01-04/18/01
opening reception and party
March 17, 2001 6pm - 1am
ArTrujillo Studio-Gallery at 301 East Lake Street Suite 01 in Minneapolis is proud to present a new exhibit of paintings -- “SANTEROS” by Chicano activist Ray Roybal, opening Saturday, March 17 6pm - 1am and running through April 15, 2001.
Ray Roybal blends traditional images of Chicano culture with icons from the struggle for equality in America. With the awareness of an educator and a progressive visionary, he depicts angels, prophets and messiahs in a modern day context. The angel Gabriel bears the face of John Lennon – Saint Peter becomes Martin Luther King, Jr. – Christ is a martyr with dark skin.
Born and raised in New Mexico in the 1940’s, Ray’s childhood roots were entwined with the Mexican Catholic traditions of spirituality in art. In the late 1950’s and early 60’s, as a young artist in the San Francisco bay area of California, Roybal immersed himself in the politics and dissent of the day. He lived in North Beach when Beat culture was first blossoming, and saw the cultural revolution of the hippies firsthand. At the same time, civil rights became the hot issue in America. Chicano solidarity was being forged in the furnace of protest and political unrest.
Roybal has developed his creativity as a weapon for reforming a conformist attitude. Currently, Roybal works from his home and studio in North Minneapolis, where he also runs his business- Minnesota Cultural Media. Besides painting, he publishes political commentary in the form of cartoons for Insight News and Latino Midwest newspapers. He was one of the founders of the Chicano Studies department at the University of Minnesota, and works to bring art into the process of local community development. Roybal has exhibited in cities all over the USA, including Santa Fe, Taos, San Francisco, New York and throughout the Midwest.
“SANTEROS” will be accompanied by a selection of work by other ArTrujillo artists including Alejandro Trujillo, Jim Grafsgaard, Haider Al-Amery's, Jimmy Longoria Coyote 4 , Leila Habashi, Meg Novak, Noe Rivera, Little Al, Terry Morris, Salvador Espejo and Hennie Lenders.
The opening reception is Saturday, March 17 from 6pm-1am, followed by an all-out all-night party at ArTrujillo Studio Gallery featuring DJ WAMM, Pancho Villa & Chiapas Restaurants, plus various poets and performers. The event is free and open to the public.
Regular gallery hours are noon-8pm daily. For information on other upcoming exhibits, events and classes please call 612-821-9076
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