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Claudia Zapata

Art Historian and Curator

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Arturo García Bustos: La imagen del México postrevolucionario and Fractured Memories, Assembled Trauma Press.

Bustos

Exhibition Article: Claudia Zapata

Published: April 26, 2012

Publisher: Latinometro.com

Exhibition Title: Arturo García Bustos: La imagen del México postrevolucionario and Fractured Memories, Assembled Trauma works by Miguel Aragón

Exhibition Dates: May 5 - July 8, 2012

Artists: Arturo García Bustos and Miguel Aragón

Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

In 2012, I was a apart of the selection Committee for the WEST Austin Studio Tour
For one weekend in May, artist studios, art galleries, and various spaces will open up their doors to the public for the West Austin Studio Tour.

In 2012, I was a apart of the selection Committee for the WEST Austin Studio Tour

For one weekend in May, artist studios, art galleries, and various spaces will open up their doors to the public for the West Austin Studio Tour.

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Art Juror: Claudia Zapata

Event: ArtErotica 2012

Date: April 7-April 8, 2012 

Location: Old Home Depot at 7211 North IH‐35
For over 20 years ArtErotica has been one of the most unique and scintillating art events in Austin. From lust to love, ArtErotica has it all; painted art, sculpture, fabrication, kitsch.  It has been dubbed “Austin’s Sexiest Art Show,” by the Austin Chronicle.
Art Juror: Claudia Zapata
Event: ArtErotica 2012
Date: April 7-April 8, 2012 
Location: Old Home Depot at 7211 North IH‐35

For over 20 years ArtErotica has been one of the most unique and scintillating art events in Austin. From lust to love, ArtErotica has it all; painted art, sculpture, fabrication, kitsch.  It has been dubbed “Austin’s Sexiest Art Show,” by the Austin Chronicle.

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Exhibition Review: Claudia Zapata

Published: April 6, 2012

Publisher: Pastelegram.org

Exhibition Title: Of Migratus

Exhibition Dates: March 24 - April 15, 2012

Artist: Michael Menchaca

Location: Red Space Gallery

ChingoZine Press.

Getting “Chingo” explained to you by an arts website.  Priceless.

I am currently the editor and co-creator of ChingoZine, a new zine featuring the original drawings, design, and print work of emerging Latino artists.
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I am currently the editor and co-creator of ChingoZine, a new zine featuring the original drawings, design, and print work of emerging Latino artists.

Please follow Chingozine on tumblr, twitter, and facebook:

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For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 
Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace
Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012
Artist: Diego Huerta
Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata
Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 

Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace

Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012

Artist: Diego Huerta

Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata

Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

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For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 
Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace
Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012
Artist: Diego Huerta
Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata
Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 

Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace

Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012

Artist: Diego Huerta

Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata

Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

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For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 
Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace
Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012
Artist: Diego Huerta
Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata
Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 

Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace

Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012

Artist: Diego Huerta

Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata

Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

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For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 
Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace
Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012
Artist: Diego Huerta
Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata
Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 

Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace

Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012

Artist: Diego Huerta

Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata

Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

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For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 
Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace
Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012
Artist: Diego Huerta
Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata
Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

For one year, photographer Diego Huerta traveled the breadth of Mexico, crafting a series of images to honor the over 31,000 people who have lost their lives to the country’s ongoing drug wars. 

Exhibition Title: 31K Portraits for Peace

Exhibition Dates: January 27- April 13, 2012

Artist: Diego Huerta

Curator: Claudia Elisa Zapata

Location: Mexic-Arte Museum

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31K Portraits for Peace Exhibition Press

31K Portraits for Peace Exhibition Press