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Ribera Arts Review - March 6, 2015

Cancelled Show

Mark Rome regrets to announce the cancellation of the Roslyn Kind concert scheduled for Saturday, March 7 in the Auditorio de la Ribera. Kind plans to return to Mexico in 2016 and looks forward to performing at Lake Chapala. 

Rome assures ticket holders that they can obtain a refund at the store of Jose Melendez on the Ajijic plaza or by calling Alejandra at (33) 1198-7318.

Ribera Arts Review - February 27, 2015

Writers & Readings

Area writers and poets will present readings of their work at another Squeaky Wheels session at La Rueda in San Juan Cosalá on Wednesday, March 4, 3:30 p.m. The advance program includes Bonnie Phillips presenting a 20-minute reading. Reading shorter pieces will be Sandy Olson, Larry Kolczak, Bill Frayer and Becky McGuigan. This program is subject to change by program day. 

Ribera Arts Review - February 21, 2015

ECA in Chapala

A display, sale and demonstration of regional crafts, art and candies will be held on the Chapala malecon from Friday, February 20 through Sunday, February 22. Vendors will be selling clothing and fashion accessories, textiles, leather and decorative items, as well as original artwork. 

The exhibitors will be in place near the landmark ficus tree just outside the Beer Garden Restaurant from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. each day. 

Ribera Arts Review - February 14, 2015

Dual Show

Local photographer Jill Flyer and painter/sculptor Navarro Tadeo are sharing the spotlight for two weeks in a special dual show that opened on Friday, February 13 in Galeria Sol Mexico at Colón 13 in Ajijic. 

While Lakesiders are well acquainted with Flyer’s Mexican-themed photography, she has also received acclaim in U.S. exhibits, competitions and magazines. This show features a number of new works in black and white as well as color, including some gicle prints on canvas. During this show she has selected work to offer at discounted prices. 

Tadeo’s exciting work has been described as being created with a pre-Columbian essence that is transformed with contemporary elements. He brings symbolism-filled vision with unique sculpture and paintings full of style and color. His 40-year career has been replete with acclaim and honors. He was singled out by a presidential committee as one of Mexico’s most promising artists. He latest tribute came in 2014 when he represented Mexico in Paris.

Art Exhibit

The Lake Chapala Painting Guild’s new collection of oils, acrylics, pastels, water colors, collages and mixed media works will open at the Ajijic Cultural Center with a Friday, February 14 celebration from 4 to 6 p.m. The show will remain in the center on the Ajijic plaza through Wednesday, February 25.

Ribera Arts Review - February 7, 2015

Open Studios Tour

The Lake Chapala Society Children’s Art Program (CAP) will join more than 60 local artists for the Saturday, February 7 and Sunday, February 8 Fourth Annual Ajijic Society of the Arts (ASA) Open Studios Tour.