Tulipanes Latino Art & Film Festival

The great Mexican muralists Diego Rivera and Jose Orozco created a heroic vision of the lives and aspirations of the Mexican people. Along with striking examples of their work are those of Hispanic artists who carry on their legacy today. Included are examples of Mexican folk art which provided inspiration for many of these artists.

Exhibit Hours:

Friday, August 31, 2-9pm
Saturday, September 1, 9am-3pm
Sunday, September 2, Noon-4pm

The rich history of Mexico is alive in its folk art. Included are works that reflect the blending of Spanish and Indigenous cultures, such retablos, ex-votos and the colorful masks used in traditional dances. Striking bead work and yarn painting by Huichol Indians and contemporary expressions such as Mata Ortiz ceramics and Oaxacan wood carving are also featured.

Exhibit Hours:

Friday, August 31, 2-9pm
Saturday, September 1, 9am-3pm
Sunday, September 2, Noon-4pm

Browse works of art from contemporary to abstract to realist to classical. All artwork, which is available for purchase, showcases a snapshot of Latino culture either through the eye of the artist or as the subject matter.

Our 2007 artists include:

Rolando (Roli) Mancera

Children’s Mural with Erick Pichardo

A Tulipanes favorite…artist Erick Pichardo works with children to create a large mural which will be on display for next year’s Festival. Children will have the opportunity to learn some interesting painting techniques that may just bring out the Picaso’s in many of them. Children of all ages are invited to participate.