#changarrito

[daviid-dave]

Esto me recordo a mi estimado PepE de Imagen Publicidad #Changarrito #Bolsa #Imagen #Diseño (en Mexico City, Mexico)

[mardeamooor]

Los comerciantes de colores

[anaviram]

💀📺 ... ... ... ... ... . #tv #television #museum #museodelaciudaddemexico #changarrito #houseinfire #house #muriendo #museum

[mexic-artemuseum]

October Changarrito with Mayra Zamora

Image Credit: Mayra Zarmora, Calavera Talavera, 2016, Acrylic on panel, 24” x 24”.

Saturday, October 1 from 12:00 – 3:00pm Sunday, October 2 from 12:00 – 3:00pm

Mayra Zamora was born in Austin and raised in the small town of Tivoli, Texas. She graduated top of her class, receiving numerous scholarships, which helped fuel her dream of being an educator and an artist. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Art and Master’s Degree in Secondary Education from Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi. Zamora currently works at the Art Museum of South Texas as an Outreach Coordinator and Arts After-School Teacher at the Antonio E. Garcia Arts & Education Center and for Kspace Contemporary as an Outreach art teacher. The artist has participated in exhibitions in North and South Texas, New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, as well as Corpus Christi’s Annual Day of the Dead celebration, Fiesta de la Flor, and was picked as one of twenty-four artists selected to participate in Phase I and Phase II of the Loteria Mural in downtown Corpus Christi. She is a member of Kspace Contemporary Art Gallery, Nexus Art Collective, RAWartists International Art Group, and V.I.P International Art Group.

About Changarrito

Changarrito is an art vending cart, conceptualized by artist Maximo Gonzalez as an alternative pop up art gallery. Faithful to their original, informal spirit, Changarritos exist throughout the world, evolving as forums for the sale of original artwork to the general public, presentation of public programs, special curatorial projects, individual and collective exhibitions.

To find out more information about the event click here.

[mexic-artemuseum]

Call for Changarrito Artists – 2016

True to the Mexic-Arte Museum’s mission, the Changarrito is dedicated to the presentation and promotion of contemporary Mexican, Latina/o, and Latin American Art. Artists will have the opportunity to sell their art on the Changarrito cart in front of the Museum (or an offsite location, as a representative for the Museum during various Austin art festivals) while keeping 100% of sales. For each Changarrito artist, the Museum purchases a work of art to acquire for its permanent collection. The time commitment is four days over two weekends, Saturday and Sunday 12–3pm.

To apply: Email your resume, artist statement, and 2–3 images of your work to Rebecca Gomez, Curator of Exhibitions and Programs, at [email protected].

About Changarrito

Changarrito is an art vending cart, conceptualized by artist Maximo Gonzalez as an alternative to the official gallery selection presented by the Mexican cultural authorities. Faithful to their original, informal spirit, _Changarritos _exist throughout the world, evolving as forums for the sale of original artwork to the general public, presentation of public programs, special curatorial projects, individual and collective exhibitions.

[mexicanfoodporn]

🍷#muertitosdehambre #tlacoyos #changarrito #bandidos #mexicanfoodporn

[mexicanfoodporn]

Gordita frita de pastor en un hoyo en la pared sobre la calle Monterrey casi llegando a Álvaro Obregón. _________ Fried al pastor gordita in a little hole in the wall on Monterrey st. Almost hitting Álvaro Obregón. #changarrito #DF #mexicanfoodporn #yladietaapá

[mexic-artemuseum]

10 Reasons to Give to Mexic-Arte Museum

1. It’s official. The Mexic-Arte Museum is the Official Mexican American Fine Art Museum of Texas.  It’s title was bestowed by the 47th legislature of the state of Texas in 2003. 

2. Distinction. There are a limited number of museums in the United States that are dedicated to Mexican and Latino art and culture.

3. Cultural convergence. Its alliance with art institutions in Mexico makes a cross-national art experience accessible to everyone.

4. Opportunities. Its annual “Young Latino Artists” exhibition provides young Latino artists and curators the exposure they need to jump start their careers.

5. Education. With its SCREEN IT! Program, the Mexic-Arte Museum introduces students between the ages of 10 and 17 to principles of screen printing and related careers in the arts.

6. Austin’s Latino culture. The Mexic-Arte Museum puts on the Taste of Mexico Festival every year giving Austin a day of food, music, and culture honoring  Cinco de Mayo (a day celebrating Mexican American heritage).

7. Community days. Since its inception, Sunday has always been referred to as “Family Day” at the Mexic-Arte Museum where anyone gets in free. And the month of December? Every day is free!

8. Day of the Dead. The Mexic-Arte Museum is home to the largest and longest-running Day of the Dead event in Austin featuring a grand parade and procession, entertainment, and art exhibition,

9. Changarrito. Based out of a Mexican vending cart, “Changarrito” gives artists what theatres give to performers - a stage. With a two week residency at the Mexic-Arte Museum, artists are able to sell, showcase, and promote their artwork free of charge.

10. The collection. The Mexic-Arte Museum has a collection of over 3,000 pieces but only half of them are cataloged. Supporting the Mexic-Arte Museum during the 2015 Amplify Austin Day will help better our Collections Development Program allowing us to provides a better museum experience for the community.

You can make a donation through Amplify Austin's website here: https://amplifyatx.ilivehereigivehere.org/mexicartemuseum/overview