l-r Victor Payan, Deborah Kuetzpal Vasquez, Carlos Gomez
Gisha Zaballa, Luis Valderas, Martin Rodriguez
L-R Rolando Briseno, Dr. Ricardo Romo
Describe your image.
L-R Felipe Vasquez, Arturo Infante Almeida
L-R Malena Gonzalez-Cid, Adan Hernandez
L-R Cynthia Munoz, Malena Gonzales-Cid
Project:MASA Ambassadors Paul Karam & Luis Valderas
MASAPORTes and a Space Glove
The inaugural Project:MASA-I was open call curated by Luis Valderas & Paul Karam. Project:MASA-II & III were curated by Arturo Infante Almeida-Curator to the University of Texas-San Antonio Permanent Collection. There was an article published in the Summer 2006 premier issue of Chicano Art Magazine About the Exhibit.
Project:MASA was founded in 2005 in San Antonio, Tejas. It brought together both established and emerging artists from the East Coast, South Texas, the Southwest and the West Coast. It not only provided a platform for San Antonio-based artists but also acted as a bridge for creative and intellectual exchange between artists and their communities. The inaugural Project:MASA-I was open call curated by Luis Valderas & Paul Karam.
Project:MASA-II & III were curated by Arturo Infante Almeida-Curator to the University of Texas-San Antonio Permanent Collection.
The link to the draft catalog that was in progress to be published when progress was halted.
May be used as source for educational research as long as notification is sent to me via this site chat and cited as a primary source reference as follows.
Project:MASA3 Catalog Draft ©2007 Luis Valderas
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Project:MASA II video trailer
Project:MASA brought together both established and emerging artists from the East Coast, South Texas, the Southwest and the West Coast. It not only provided a platform for San Antonio-based artists but also acted as a bridge for creative and intellectual exchange between artists and their communities. The inaugural Project:MASA-I was open call curated by Luis Valderas & Paul Karam. Project:MASA-II & III were curated by Arturo Infante Almeida-Curator to the University of Texas-San Antonio Permanent Collection.