ON VIEW: Jo Mata - <span class="sqsrte-text-color--black">Mare Nostrum: A Look into an Artists’s Inner Visions</span>
Nov
8
to Jan 3

ON VIEW: Jo Mata - Mare Nostrum: A Look into an Artists’s Inner Visions

Jo Mata is a self-taught mixed media Dominican artist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She explores the human experience and the female body from a sociopolitical, philosophical and identity point of view. Creating thought-provoking art in which sensual and powerful human figures appear to be immersed in some reverie. Other times, these figures are depicted going through turmoil, tussling, and strife. At times, they exhibit a penetrating gaze towards the viewer, as if wanting to establish a connection or dialogue. In her artworks, she builds a narrative using elements of Greek mythology, but also delving into myth and legends of universal mythology to represent female archetypes and to challenge gender norms. She will exhibit with a wide span of techniques and materials, including, but not limited to, painting, drawing, engraving, sculpture, and installation in this exhibition.

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Open Mic Night
Nov
22

Open Mic Night

Experience the Power of Poetry! Join us for Open Mic Night, hosted by DAAC Board President Federico Almarez. It is an intimate and inspiring evening of open poetry and spoken word! Whether you're a seasoned wordsmith, an emerging writer, or simply a lover of language, this free event welcomes all.

Share your own creations, discover fresh voices, and connect with fellow literary enthusiasts. From novice to expert, diverse perspectives and styles unite in a supportive and stimulating environment.

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Jo Mata: Artist Talk
Nov
16

Jo Mata: Artist Talk

Join us for an engaging discussion with mixed media artist Jo Mata, as she shares insights into her creative process, inspirations, and the stories behind her vibrant works. We will explore topics such as: Cultural identity and personal narratives in her art. Techniques and materials used in her mixed media creations. The role of symbolism and mythology in her work. The intersection of art and social justice, and more!

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