Por Fredy López |
En la galería Rafael Mora, del Centro Cultural Casa No’j, zona 1 de Quetzaltenango, presentan la exposición Luz Obsidiana.
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La exposición es de los maestros artistas del colectivo Joven Arte, de San Juan La Laguna, Sololá.
La galería, que contiene 36 piezas de arte, estará abierta al público este mes. La galería entrelaza la cultura con la naturaleza y la Madre Tierra y utiliza una mezcla de tejido y pintura en algunas obras.