The extravagant mix-media sculptures created by internationally celebrated artists, Einar and Jamex de la Torre were met by enthusiastic crowds at the CA Folk Art Museum [CAFAM] during Saturday night's reception. Through January 9, 2011, the show is the brothers' bold collaboration of life and art on the fringe; known as Borderlandia. The masterful blown glass elements drew from Mayan and Aztec cultures as well as religious iconography and historic icons. Terra firma has never been so dramatic. For schedule of hours visit http://www.cafam.org/
Monday, September 27, 2010
Borderlandia: Cultural Topography
The extravagant mix-media sculptures created by internationally celebrated artists, Einar and Jamex de la Torre were met by enthusiastic crowds at the CA Folk Art Museum [CAFAM] during Saturday night's reception. Through January 9, 2011, the show is the brothers' bold collaboration of life and art on the fringe; known as Borderlandia. The masterful blown glass elements drew from Mayan and Aztec cultures as well as religious iconography and historic icons. Terra firma has never been so dramatic. For schedule of hours visit http://www.cafam.org/
