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Galeria Tonantzin,
San Juan Bautista, CA
Directors: Jennifer Colby, Ph.d. and Janet Martinez


Mujeres: Sueños y Realidad Art Exhibit


Artists: Corry Perez, Sally Ann Rodriguez, Martha Rodriguez, Alejandra Oseguera, Pat Zuniga, Rachel Zuniga-Garcia,Tania Guerrera, Amy Ponce, Angela Villegas, Emilia Garcia, María Fernanda Hubeaut.

*Curated and juried by Maria Sanchez.
DATES: April 4th - May27th, 2008
RECEPTION: Saturday April 12 - 6pm and Saturday May 10th - 6pm
HOURS: The gallery is open Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12 - 5pm
ADDRESS: 115 Third Street, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045
PHONE: 831-623-ARTE

Comments

PixieDust said…
How beautiful!!! I love the name of this gallery and the history behind it (the name that is, I was unaware of the gallery!)

hmmmm... I shall have to go take a peek at their website.

So happy I found your blog!

:-)

PS.

I emailed you yesterday regarding my artblog and etsy... I keep my regular blog anonymous - I know, I know, very cloak & dagger, yes?

;-)
3:11 PM
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