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CALAFIA (el fin del paraíso) / Final Round
Border events in Calexico and Mexicali

Saturday, January 18, 2020
12 noon – 3 pm
Mexicali
Institute for Cultural Research Museum (IIC Museo) in Mexicali.
Avenida Reforma y Calle “L” S/N, Nueva, 21100 Mexicali, B.C.
Artists: Victoria Delgadillo and Raul P. Baltazar, Invasorix, #snatchpower, Jessica Sevilla
*This exhibition will on display until February 2, 2020*
12 noon – 2 pm
TALLER DE INVASORIX Me duele la cara de ser tan güera/ WORKSHOP BY INVASORIX My face hurts from being so white
LOOK IN YOUR CLOSET FOR COLORED T-SHIRTS AND BRING THEM TO THE WORKSHOP TO INTERVENE THEM AS A METAPHORICAL PROCESS OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL WHITENESS.

1-5 p.m.
Mexicali
i21 Art Space. Local I21, pasillo verde, Tianguis del Caballito
Boulevard Adolfo López Mateos, Centro Cívico, 21000 Mexicali, B.C., Mexico 
Yutsil Cruz (solo exhibition) Xolotl, 2018
*This exhibition will be on display until February 8, 2020*
I21 es un espacio de arte orientado al desarrollo de proyectos de sitio específico en Mexicali para fomentar la conexión de diversos públicos a la práctica artística multidisciplinaria. // I21 is an independent art space focused on the development of site specific projects in Mexicali and that aims to connect diverse audiences to multidisciplinary artistic practices.

9 pm+
*After party at Bar Tio Nacho*
Av Marmoleros 26, Industrial, 21030 Mexicali, B.C., Mexico 
Invasorix, S_a_c_r_a and others   Read more

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Graphic Impact: Our Lives in Print (featuring women in print), 2020.  Glasgow Print Studio in the UK was established as an artists’ workshop in 1972.  The Studio is now an internationally acclaimed centre of excellence in fine art printmaking, promoting contemporary and innovative printmaking. Victoria Delgadillo’s print made in 1996 is part of this studio’s collection which contains over 4,500 items made by Scottish and international artists and dating from the 1970s to the present day. These include fine art prints and related material (blocks, plates, stage proofs, preparatory material). Graphic Impact: Our Lives in Print is a two year project which began in April 2018. The project focuses on the early days of Glasgow Print Studio (1972- 1989), in particular the role of women who have contributed to the growth of the organization in a variety of ways. View Victoria’s print in this exhibit here

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Nuestras Historias: Stories of Mexican Identity from the Permanent Collection is open year round.  Plan a visit  Victoria Delgadillo’s painting of Laura Berenice, a disappeared young woman of Ciudad Juarez is in this permanent exhibit and museum collection. View the exhibit at Galería Gilberto & Dolores Cárdenas, The National Museum of Mexican Art, 1852 West 19th Street, Chicago, IL 60608.  read more

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Just Added! To the Library of Congress

34 of Victoria’s artwork images are inducted into the Library of Congress digital archive read more

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