Current Art Exhibibits 2014

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If you are out and about the Bay Area, please stop by and visit these locations. My artwork will be on display and for sale.  check it out!

RICHMOND, CA. Familias Unidas, 35th Anniversary, Dia de los Muertos Benefit/Auction, October 24th. click for more info (curated by Dr. Martina Ayala)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. Mission Education Development Agency (MEDA), "Arte en la Plaza", group show, (curated by Global America), October 18 - December 18th, 2014

SAN BRUNO, CA. San Bruno Framing and Art Gallery, "Bohemian Nights" (curated by Global America) Sept 9th - October 15th, 2014. (group show)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. Antologia Vinoteca, Hispanic Heritage Month. August 24th - October 27th. (Curated by Global America) Sales  Contact: 415-685-7866, americaj@gmail.com ,  Address: 515 Broadway St, San Francisco, CA 94133


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