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CATEGORIES:Health & Wellness
CREATED:20210216T181217
SUMMARY:Panel Discussion on Virtual Arte Chicano Exhibit 
DESCRIPTION:The public can now view the Silver City Museum’s recently released virtual 
 exhibit, Arte Chicano 2020, and will host a panel discussion about it on Fe
 bruary 21. Arte Chicano is viewable at SilverCityMuseum.Org under On Exhibi
 t Now &gt; Arte Chicano 2020, or directly at www.artechicano.online.  (http
 s://www.artechicano.online. ) \nThis is a virtual iteration of the annual A
 rte Chicano exhibit celebrating local Chicano artists. which participants f
 ound has not limited the creative possibilities but expanded them. It was r
 eleased at 11:59pm on December 31, making sure that “2020 ended on a positi
 ve note.”\n“This is one of the most important exhibits the museum presents,
 ” says Museum Director Bart Roselli.\nThe interactive Arte Chicano website 
 includes photos and videos of the works and the gallery, and interviews wit
 h featured artists Chris Alvarez (oil painting) and Buck Burns (mixed media
 ) explaining their work, as well as guest curator Diana Ingalls Leyba talki
 ng about conceiving and putting together the exhibit.\nJoin Examining Arte 
 Chicano, a panel discussion. Click here (https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/re
 gister/WN_AW9g9TV9T_uLsBeSGVGPOQ) , or Join Meeting in Zoom and enter Meeti
 ng ID 858 6712 2025.  \nModerated by Museum Educator Erin Griffith, the pan
 el discussion will primarily focus on artists’ Buck Burns, Chris Alvarez, a
 nd Guest Curator Diana Ingalls Leyba and the impact of the artists’ Chicano
  heritage on their art. We will also examine the work of some of the other 
 Chicano artists that may have influenced or interested them throughout thei
 r careers such as Danny Griego, Fred Barraza and Catalina Delgado-Trunk and
  compare individual pieces.\nBuck Burns is a well-known local multimedia ar
 tist, actor, and co-owner of Manzanita Ridge. His bold use of color and exp
 ressionistic style is influenced in large part by Mexican folk art and ofte
 n draws from the traditions and style of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dea
 d) as well as other Mexican Catholic iconography and symbolism.\nChris grew
  up in Silver City, New Mexico where his artistic eye thrived in the magica
 l light of our environment. His work is well known in Southwest NM for its 
 romantic depiction of “ordinary” scenery. He now teaches and has a gallery 
 in Colorado Springs.\n“Both artists are immensely talented and prolific; an
 d it was great fun to hang the work in the ‘big’ gallery this year,” Leyba 
 says.\nThe Silver City Museum creates opportunities for residents and visit
 ors to explore, understand, and celebrate the rich and diverse cultural her
 itage of southwestern New Mexico by collecting, preserving, researching, an
 d interpreting the region's unique history. It is nationally recognized thr
 ough its accreditation by the American Alliance of Museums.\n\n\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The public can now view the Silver City Museum’s recently released virtu
 al exhibit, Arte Chicano 2020, and will host a panel discussion about it on
  February 21. Arte Chicano is viewable at&nbsp;SilverCityMuseum.Org under O
 n Exhibit Now &gt; Arte Chicano 2020, or directly at&nbsp;<a href="https://
 www.artechicano.online.&nbsp;" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.artechica
 no.online.&nbsp;</a>&nbsp;</p><p>This is a virtual iteration of the annual 
 Arte Chicano exhibit celebrating local Chicano artists. which participants 
 found has not limited the creative possibilities but expanded them. It was 
 released at 11:59pm on December 31, making sure that “2020 ended on a posit
 ive note.”</p><p>“This is one of the most important exhibits the museum pre
 sents,” says Museum Director Bart Roselli.</p><p>The interactive Arte Chica
 no website includes photos and videos of the works and the gallery, and int
 erviews with featured artists Chris Alvarez (oil painting) and Buck Burns (
 mixed media) explaining their work, as well as guest curator Diana Ingalls 
 Leyba talking about conceiving and putting together the exhibit.</p><p>Join
 &nbsp;Examining Arte Chicano, a panel discussion. Click <a href="https://us
 02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_AW9g9TV9T_uLsBeSGVGPOQ" target="_blank" r
 el="noopener">here</a>&nbsp;, or Join Meeting in Zoom and enter Meeting ID 
 858 6712 2025.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>Moderated by Museum Educator Erin Griffith
 , the panel discussion will primarily focus on artists’ Buck Burns, Chris A
 lvarez, and Guest Curator Diana Ingalls Leyba and the impact of the artists
 ’ Chicano heritage on their art. We will also examine the work of some of t
 he other Chicano artists that may have influenced or interested them throug
 hout their careers such as Danny Griego, Fred Barraza and Catalina Delgado-
 Trunk and compare individual pieces.</p><p>Buck Burns is a well-known local
  multimedia artist, actor, and co-owner of Manzanita Ridge. His bold use of
  color and expressionistic style is influenced in large part by Mexican fol
 k art and often draws from the traditions and style of Día de los Muertos (
 Day of the Dead) as well as other Mexican Catholic iconography and symbolis
 m.</p><p>Chris grew up in Silver City, New Mexico where his artistic eye th
 rived in the magical light of our environment. His work is well known in So
 uthwest NM for its romantic depiction of “ordinary” scenery. He now teaches
  and has a gallery in Colorado Springs.</p><p>“Both artists are immensely t
 alented and prolific; and it was great fun to hang the work in the ‘big’ ga
 llery this year,” Leyba says.</p><p>The Silver City Museum creates opportun
 ities for residents and visitors to explore, understand, and celebrate the 
 rich and diverse cultural heritage of southwestern New Mexico by collecting
 , preserving, researching, and interpreting the region's unique history. It
  is nationally recognized through its accreditation by the American Allianc
 e of Museums.</p><p></p><p></p>
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