Sip coffee, savor churros, and explore student art in a bilingual gallery tour.
Step into a world of color at the Latino Arts Gallery with "The Big Idea XIII: De Colores." This event is a delightful blend of art and community, showcasing the creativity of student artists from southeastern Wisconsin. The exhibit celebrates the power of color, from ROYGBIV to CMYK, as a medium for expression and imagination.
Guided by Managing Artistic Director Jacobo Lovo, the tour offers insights into the inspiration and symbolism behind each piece. Enjoy the experience in both English and Spanish, making it accessible to a wider audience. With coffee and churros included, it's a perfect way to start your day immersed in art and culture.
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Arrive 10 minutes early to grab a good spot for the gallery tour. The space can fill up quickly, and you'll want a clear view of the art and hear the discussion clearly.
Tour our exhibit, The Big Idea XIII: De Colores, all while enjoying hot coffee and fresh churros! Let our Managing Artistic Director, Jacobo Lovo, guide you on a gallery tour and discussion surrounding our Summer exhibit, The Big Idea XIII: De Colores. Enjoy learning more about the art, the inspiration and symbolism behind it, and the unique techniques utilized in each exhibition featured in the Latino Arts Gallery! This tour will be given in English and Spanish! Café con Arte includes churros and coffee and takes place in our Latino Arts Gallery. Registration is $5.
