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Lorraine Lu and Marielle Ingram

Posted inVisual Arts

Crafting Culture

by Lorraine Lu and Marielle Ingram November 2, 2016November 1, 2016

As part of a long-running tradition, seven artists came from all over Mexico to the National Museum of Mexican Art to exhibit their art and tell the story of their heritage, each with their own personal style and perspective. Miguel & Daniel Paredes: Ceramic Day of the Dead Figures from Puebla Daniel Paredes and his […]

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