EL CABALLO: THE HORSE IN MEXICAN FOLK ART

Mexico celebrates a rich tradition of arte popular that reaches more than
2,000 years into the Mesoamerican past. El Caballo: The Horse in Mexican
Folk Art celebrates this enduring tradition through a variety of ceramics,
metalwork, paper art, sculpture, and other works of art. Using whatever
materials are at hand, the artists fashion an array of utilitarian, ceremonial,
and decorative objects indicative of the talent and broad variety of the folk
arts of Mexico. Each object in this exhibition focuses on the horse, an
animal that holds special prominence in Mexico.

This exhibit was made possible through support by The Friends of MAC and City of Moses Lake Parks & Recreation.

El Caballo is a program of ExhibitsUSA, a national division of Mid-America Arts Alliance and the National Endowment for the Arts.

MATT WOO

"Stylistically, my work represents a conglomeration of global cultural aesthetics. No matter what race or creed, I hope the viewer will enjoy - have fun with it. The goal of my current work is to provide each person with a unique contextual experience, where each interaction speaks to their immediate emotional state - and discover the changing emotional dynamics in my artwork 

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