Icons and Symbols of the Borderland
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This program is funded by the New Mexico Humanities Council and the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs.
Artist, photographer and curator Diana Molina’s presentation features an eclectic multi-faceted portrayal that embodies the spirit of our regional heritage through symbols and iconographic representations, sometimes with a distinctly modern twist. A visual presentation including photos and artwork illustrates popular symbols and those less familiar. The Virgin of Guadalupe, Pancho Villa and the Monarch Butterfly are among the images in a presentation that includes tradition, history, contemporary culture, and nature. Molina’s images depict the relationships of people, land and culture rooted in a rich environment.
Space is limited. Please call 897-8831 to register.
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Diana Molina, presented by the New Mexico Humanities Council and the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
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