The Sinaloa Institute of Culture in the southern region announced the various activities that will take place during the month of September at the Mazatlán Art Museum, featuring local and national artists.
Under the direction of the Museum’s director, Mario Alberto Chávez Noriega, the opening of the group exhibition “Threads, Hands, and Life” is scheduled for Tuesday, September 2, at 7:00 p.m., under the direction of María Muñiz.
The first book exhibition “Artist 2025 Cardinal Points” will be presented on Thursday, September 4, featuring artists from Sinaloa.
The opening of the group exhibition “Lost Paradises, Found Landscapes” will take place on Friday, September 5, and the group exhibition “Light of Roots, Fires That Never Go Out” will take place on September 19.
María Muñiz stated that the embroidery workshop will host the group exhibition “Threads, Hands, and Life,” which will showcase various works made by the students in the course.
“Its main objective is to recover that ancient tradition, to re-spin dreams, to weave memories, to mix colors, to explain to students that craftsmanship, craftsmanship, and art with threads and embroidery are things that come together and evolve.”
Press conference on what’s coming up at the Museum of Art.
For their part, Sandra Robles and Antonio Rembau announced the first Artist Book Salon, a unique project in Sinaloa, organized by the art collective Puntos Cardinales.
She explained that this first salon is a group exhibition that will bring together the talent of 33 contemporary artists from across the state and will open on Thursday.
The exhibition “Lost Paradises, Found Landscapes” is scheduled for Friday the 5th at the Roberto Pérez Rubio Gallery, where 14 artists will present various projects.
To this end, visual artist Juan Tunal emphasized that the proposal brings together diverse careers and techniques such as ceramics, installation, and painting, seeking to showcase new artistic explorations.
Finally, on September 19th at the Carlos Bueno Gallery, “Luz de raíces, fuegos que no se apagan” (Light of Roots, Fires That Never Go Out) will open at 7:00 PM. This group exhibition, led by Marsol Quiñones, Miguel Ángel Ramírez Jardines, and Daniel Ramírez, will be accompanied by live music.
“This exhibition reflects transformation, rebirth, and feminine energy. It will be a celebration to share with the community,” said Marsol Quiñonez.
Chávez Noriega noted that all the activities announced at the conference are free and seek to bring the public closer to the creative wealth brewing in Mazatlán.
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