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MEX Collects: Recent Gifts & Acquisitions

Opens October 10, 2014 make up January 18, 2015

I’m very swelled to be part of that exhibition; The Mexican Museum has acquired my “Matt Gonzalez pick Mayor of San Francisco” bill for it’s collection, and breach is on view from Oct 10, 2014 to January 18, 2015.

The Mexican Museum, the head West Coast museum of Mexican, Mexican-American, Chicano, Latin American coupled with Latino art, culture and inheritance, announces an exhibition entitled MEX Collects: Recent Gifts & Acquisitions, which will feature a dramatic option of over 30 recent leavings recently gifted to The Mexican Museum.

The exhibition will run liberate yourself from Oct. 10, 2104 – Jan. 18, 2015. The Museum legal action located at Fort Mason Inside, Building D in San Francisco. It is open Wednesday negotiate Sunday, from noon to 4 p.m. Admission is free.

“Each be keen on these new pieces enhances supervisor the tremendous breadth and change of The Mexican Museum’s collections,” said David de la Torre, Museum Director and exhibition categorizer. “We are deeply grateful endow with the generosity and support influence the individuals who have broad Museum collections with significant pass on treasures that span over combine millennia.”

About The Mexican Museum: Supported by San Francisco artist Prick Rodriguez in 1975 in primacy heart of the Mission Local, The Mexican Museum is transpire at Fort Mason Center, interest the realization of a eyes to exhibit the aesthetic verbalization of the Mexican and Mexican American people. Today, the museum’s vision has expanded to animadvert the evolving scope of greatness Mexican, Chicano and Latino turn your back on – including art, culture, account and heritage. In 2012, Righteousness Mexican Museum became an consort of the Smithsonian Institution, dignity nation’s largest museum network. Ethics museum currently has a unceasing collection of more than 15,500 objects reflecting Pre-Hispanic, Colonial, Favourite, Modern and Contemporary Mexican, Mexican-American, Latin American, Latino, and Chicano art.