Oscar Alvarez - July 14: 6 - 8pm

Oscar Alvarez
July 14 – September 11, 2010
Reception will be on Wednesday, July 14th, 6-8pm


"Its exciting to see the progress Oscar has made in his work. The first time I saw Oscars work , I think it was at the 2005 BMFA International art show back at the old building by the National Guard. I remember out of the hundreds of entries that were on the walls, his work for me stood out, I remember saying, that's something I would do, I really connected with it. I don't think I had met Oscar then.. It was at the Amigos Artistas first art in the Park and Galeria 409, when Oscars work started to evolve at least for me, I started noticing his paintings more and more. His work is surreal, complex, abstract, and at the same time erotic as it is morbid. Oscar is a great guy, an intellegent and sincere person, very noble, respectful and professional. I got a chance to meet him and got to know him through the several local exhibits he has participated and or attended. He is part of the local art community, a true painter who produces which is most important. Its exciting to see the BMFA supports the local growing talent, it truly is. I am looking forward to seeing this show as I know a lot of people are." gt

CUATRO AT HISTORIC BROWNSVILLE MUSEUM

HISTORIC BROWNSVILLE MUSEUM

PRESENTS

"CUATRO "

OPENNING RECEPTION

MAY 26 - WEDNESDAY

6PM TO 9PM

THE HAPPY HOUR ART SHOW - MAY 6-9 PM

The Art Factory Art Gallery

presents

"The Happy Hour Art Show"

at

Hurricanes the bar

3254 Boca Chica Blvd.

MAY 22, 2010 - 6PM-9PM

LIVE MUSIC

ARTISTS WELCOMED TO DISPLAY

EMAIL- brownsvilleartform@yahoo.com

Contact Toni: 956-574-0088

Art by Jose A. Guajardo

Art by Jose A. Guajardo

Title:Aztec Sacrifice

Title : Hot as a peppa!

Title: Je Tiamo

Art available for purchase.
Contact:Jguajardo2008@aol.com

The Happy Hour Art Show at Hurricanes the bar...

"The Happy Hour Art Show "

Art by

Toni Hudson

Gabriel Trevino

Antonio Antinori

Art will be on display until June 5.

"I think its great to have opportunities to exhibit art in different settings where people interact. I don't think public Art becomes a background and overshadowed by the environment, as long as art exist in that setting it will find a way to communicate its values. Sure there's many other reason for public art like to keep it from simply being in storage, but it also shows how active the local art culture is..

As an artist you want to make art accessible to the public , so that people see your work, and perhaps buy it."

For more information on exhibiting art at Hurricanes email: brownsvilleartform@yahoo.com