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Merry Christmas, Listening Party. Gaiteando con Nano Silva @ Online Event

Dec 22 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Conéctate a esta maravillosa fiesta de celebración de navidad junto al Gaitero Nano Silva.
La Gaita es un género musical patrimonio cultural y artístico de Venezuela de gran impacto en la oralidad popular.
Evolución 2020 de Nano Silva corresponde al primer álbum musical de este género que se produce e Houston, Texas y queremos invitarte a que seas parte de este gran evento.
El próximo martes 22 de diciembre a las 7 PM conéctate para celebrar junto a grandes figuras de la música local este gran arte musical.
Te esperamos con alegría para celebrar de la víspera de la Navidad.
Evento gratuito

Categories: Community & Network Concert Cultural Music Tags: Chritmas Houston Concert Houston Cultural music Navidad Velezuela

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Cynthia Isakson Art Exhibition @ Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston

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Jan 11 – Feb 28 all-day

Cynthia Isakson
Cynthia Beatriz Isakson was born in Buenos Aires in 1969. Started studying and working in Photography in 1993. Participated in national and international exhibitions obtaining several awards. She exhibits alone and in group since 1996. She’s lived in Houston, Texas since 2003.
Her portfolio includes:
“Dolls”(1999), “About bodies”(1996-1997), “Whitened portraits”(1997-1998), “A look back”(2000-2001), “Generations”(2001), “Dolls, the new era”(2015-2019), “Life”(2016) & “The Whole Picture” (2018-2019)

Family Overlap
When I open my eyes I photograph them; when I close my eyes, I listen to them
For 25 years I looked at them, I portrayed them, I captured them, in order to keep them forever. Immigrating and maintaining close relationships seemed to be two incompatible concepts. But they turned out not to be.
I watch them hanging on my walls and listen to their recorded voices, our conversations. And suddenly the language, what they say, no longer matters. It doesn’t matter if they look at me. It doesn’t matter if they are no longer here.
It’s about that feeling that you get when you close your eyes and you don’t see them anymore, you feel them…

My project includes between 20 and 25 portraits and an audio file looped in speakers placed in the four corners of the exhibit room. The pictures are printed on 18 x 24 in giclee paper.
The chief concept of the project highlights the relevance of family and culture in spite of the meaningful change resulting from immigration. Evidently, such a project resonates with the mission of the IHCH.