I am delighted to announce that my work is available at Greyhound Gallery, a new fine art gallery, owned by William Bryan Barton and managed by Jesse Melson.

Greyhound Gallery is located in downtown Amarillo at 814 S Taylor.

Greyhound Gallery can be reached at https://www.greyhoundgallery.com, by phone at (806) 318-4119, or by email at info@greyhoundgallery.com.

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ALMA is a partnership between the Bruce-Guadalupe Community School, a K3-8th Grade charter school operated by the United Community Center, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Latino Arts, Inc.

“Luz Angela Crawford, a Latina artist, we will have the opportunity to study her original ceramic work in the classroom.  Luz Angela is a ceramicist, students will learn that Luz is inspired by the indigenous people of her origin, Columbia.“

The aim of the ALAM project is to increase student achievement in literacy and math through the integration of culturally relevant, standards-based visual art experiences into reading, language arts, and math instruction.

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Opening reception, Fri., Mar. 29, 7-9 PM

2606 Wolflin Ave
Amarillo, TX 79109

(806) 352-2782

Please join me along with 25 artists from the Panhandle area and beyond at the 21st Annual Colony Frame and Gallery Spring Art Show.

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Contemporary Inspirations from Ancient South American Pottery –

December 7 – February 22, 2013

Opening Reception: Friday, December 7 at 5:00 p.m.
Following the exhibition opening, join us in the Latino Arts Auditorium for a performance by Bomba y Plena legendAngel Luis Torruellas.

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South American Traditions Inspire Primitive Pottery – Primitive aesthetics applied to 21st century ceramics travel to Milwaukee’s Latino Arts, Inc. at the United Community Center in an exhibition titled: “Contemporary Inspirations from Ancient South American Pottery.” Artist Luz Angela Crawford displays more than 20 examples of her hand built vessels set on wooden platforms in the gallery so the viewer can study them closely.

From South America to Wisconsin – This December, a trio of fascinating exhibitions will arrive in Milwaukee. First, Latino Arts, Inc. presents Luz Angela Crawford’s exhibition “Contemporary Inspirations from Ancient South American Pottery.” A Columbia native, Crawford bases her art on pottery derived from century-old techniques inspired by the Gaumbian of the north-central Andes Mountains, who hand make vessels without a potter’s wheel. Crawford expanded and refined their ancient traditions by adding expertise from ceramic studies in America, Italy and Spain.

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Contemporary Inspirations from Ancient South American Pottery by Luz Angela Crawford – Born in Colombia and now based in Texas, Luz Angela Crawford has found inspiration in creating ceramic pieces modeled after the textures and techniques developed by the indigenous cultures of South America.

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