Anderegg returns to Hecho a Mano this year with a new show, Sonora, that features ceramic sculptures and large wall plates that show “snippets from growing up in the land of cactus,” the […]
Hecho a Mano will exhibit the first ever exhibition of Mexican prints by the late artist Alan Horton Crane (1901–69), an American lithographer and illustrator whose finely-detailed work can be […]
Zahra Marwan’s dreamlike watercolors have always had a close relationship with the written word: the origin of her paintings is often a sparse yet evocative line of text. Born in […]
Julianna Kirwin’s upcoming show at Hecho a Mano is titled Babcia, which means “grandmother” in Polish. The majority of her work in the show honors her relationship with her own […]
In her upcoming show, Rhiannon Skye Tafoya centers cultural teachings including basketry, plant identification, foraging and harvesting knowledge. She also acknowledges and honors her basket-making teachers. In addition to several […]
For Divina, she found inspiration in the book Tonantzin Guadalupe, by Miguel León Portilla, a crucial study to understand the history of the cult of the Guadalupana. Silvestre mentions that […]
