August 11, 2022

Drawn live at North Fourth Art Center in Albuquerque.

Drawn with

The Portrait Art Artist Woodless Pure Charcoal Pencils

Son de Allá y Son de Acá

Vicente Telles organized exhibitions in four different galleries in Albuquerque during the month of August -- Son de Allá y Son de Acá. Three the galleries had openings on the First Friday, August 5th -- Tortuga Gallery, South Broadway Cultural Center, and El Chante. Exhibit 208 had their opening on the Second Friday, August 12th.


Manuel Guerra came up from El Paso for the opening at Exhibit 208 on August 12th.  

Manuel Guerra is taking a photo

 at the South Broadway Cultural Center

of the painting by Vicente Telles

Manuel Guerra visited Henry Morales

 in his studio in Albuquerque

Marco Sanchez of El Paso came to the openings on August 5th.  He had prints in both the South Broadway Cultural Center and Exhibit 208.

Tim Pauszek, Miranda K Metcalf of "Hello Print Friend,"

Marco Sanchez in the middle,

Juana Estrada Hernandez and friend

Vicente Telles also exhibited in Santa Fe in the Axle Contemporary mobile art van in August, with Jason Garcia.  We exhibited the Bucket Prints in the Axle in July, the month before:

Jason Garcia and Vicente Telles

 in front of the Axle van during their August show in Santa Fe,

with Jerry Wellman af Axle (right)

Vicente Telles will also organizing the September exhibition in Hecho Gallery in Santa Fe, opening September 2, 2022:

Hecho Gallery in Santa Fe

is also showing a variation in September of

"Son de Allá y Son de Acá "

Plus Vicente Telles also has work at the Albuquerque Museum in the "Traitor, Survivor, Icon: The Legacy of La Malinche" exhibition:

"Guerra y Tierra"

by Vicente Telles and Brandon Maldonado

at the Albuquerque Museum

Cristina Cardenas also has a large piece in the Malinche exhibition at the Albuquerque Museum:

"Malinche, Coatlicue y Virgen de los Remedio"

by Cristina Cardenas 

Eli Levin is also showing at the Albuquerque Museum in a different exhibition: "Wit, Humor and Satire":

"Indian Artists with their Date" by Eli Levin, 

depicting T C Cannon