Mexican Printmaking Tradition Lives On In Chicago
Clip: 01/07/2021 | 4m 47s
A Chicago Public School teacher took an early retirement to pursue his dream – to continue in the long line of Mexican artists who excel at printmaking. From depicting calaveras – the skulls seen in the Day of the Dead celebration – to pursuing themes of social justice, Rene Arceo is the heir apparent to an enduring tradition.
Aired: 01/07/21 |
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