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Crossroads Gallery @ Downtown South Bend

The Institute for Latino Studies presents:

El Llanto del Papel: Latino Legends in Two Dimensions
Monday, June 1 - Friday, August 21, 2009
Crossroads Gallery, Downtown South Bend
Open Monday-Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Artists Jason Cytacki, Christos Romelia, Joe Small, and Brooke Vertin express their interpretations of Latino folk legends, ghost stories, and fairy tales using the media of printmaking, painting, and photography.

Exhibition runs from: Monday, June 1 to Friday, August 21, 2009

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View Other Crossroads Gallery shows:

Migraciones/Migrations
with featured artists
Byron Brauchli, Eniac Martínez, Francisco Mata, and Antonio Turok

Graffiti Art Project

El Llanto del Papel: Latino Legends in Two Dimensions

Expressions of the Figure
Eric Nisly, Featured Artist

“Timelines”
Michael Beatty, featured artist

"Mariposas"

“Nicaragua”
Grant Ramsey, featured artist

Martínez in Retrospect: Las Americas
César A. Martínez, featured artist

EVOKE 2 PROVOKE
Rodriguez Calero, featured artist

Re-imagining Visual Vocabularies
Glugio "Gronk" Nicandro

Paradise: Selected Pieces
Scherezade Garcia, Artist

Fabricating the Real; Artists from L.A.
Michael Amescua & Maria Elena Castro

Carmen Lomas Garza
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