Honoring a Sacred Tradition
The South Broadway Cultural Center proudly announces its 28th annual exhibition honoring the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe. This pivotal moment, where she revealed herself to Juan Diego as the Mother of God and humanity, will be celebrated with an artist reception on December 9 from 5 to 7 p.m., according to the center’s announcement.
A Cherished Community Event
The annual exhibition forms part of a long-standing tradition in the South Broadway community, which has commemorated this important event since 1924. As reported by the Cultural Center, the exhibition not only reflects artistic endeavor but also fosters unity and cultural richness among attendees. This year is particularly special as it marks 28 years of showcasing this significant moment in the gallery.
Featured Artists and Installations
A highlight this year is the community altar created by artist April Gallegos. Known for her unique artistic flair and connection to cultural heritage, Gallegos’s work invites attendees into a deeper engagement with the spiritual significance of Our Lady of Guadalupe. As reported, the altar stands as a centerpiece for collective reflection, enhancing the exhibition’s reverence.
Exhibition Details
The exhibition will remain open until December 30, inviting visitors to explore the gallery Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. According to the Cultural Center, this exhibition not only showcases art but also embodies the soul of the community, celebrating shared heritage.
According to the South Broadway Cultural Center, its 28th annual exhibition celebrating Our Lady of Guadalupe features an artist reception on December 9. The event fosters community unity, showcasing a notable altar by April Gallegos. The exhibition runs through December 30, highlighting cultural and spiritual significance.
The South Broadway Cultural Center’s 28th annual exhibition serves as a vibrant celebration of cultural heritage and community unity. Featuring artist April Gallegos’ beautifully crafted community altar, it invites attendees to reflect on the profound significance of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Open until December 30, the exhibition underscores the enduring connection between art and spirituality in the community.
Original Source: www.cabq.gov
