Hilos
are the threads connecting our collection to Museo's past. From
Colonial to Contemporary, the filaments of each epoch twist together to
create a priceless presentation of the best of our collection. This
exhibit celebrates 20 years of service and the hope for a continuous
presence of the Americas in the artistic life of the Denver community!
Please join us for a special exhibit celebrating our 20th Anniversary
Please join us for a special exhibit celebrating our 20th Anniversary
with many supporting events and programs to come!
Opening Reception
DATE:
October 18th, 2012
TIME:
LOCATION:
6-9:00 p.m.
COST:
$5/ Free for members
at Museo de las Americas
861 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO
80204
La Misma Luna.
A 9 year-old Mexicano ventures forth to reunite with his mother in Los Angeles.
| Under The Same Moon Trailer |
Weds. 10/3 6 p.m. FREE!
Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center.
Sin Nombre
A young man entrenched in gang warfare in Chiapas attempts to redeem himself by helping a Honduran girl migrate to the U.S.
Note: rated R, serious, adult content.
Weds. 10/17 6 p.m. FREE!
Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center
Which Way Home
A documentary that follows several children as they ride El Tren de la Muerte --- La Bestia --- through Mexico.
Weds. 10/31 6 p.m. FREE!
Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center
*All movies subtitled*
CHECK OUT ALL ONE BOOK, ONE DENVER EVENTS:
| One Book, One Denver 2012: Enrique's Journey |
Check out all of these films brought to you by Su Teatro and One Book, One Denver.
Stay tuned for
details as the Ovation Award winning production of Enrique's
Journey is adapted as a four- part radio drama, produced by Terry Dodd
and Tony Garcia and airing on Colorado Public Radio!
Read Enrique's Journey by Sonia Nazario
This year's One Book,One Denver reading selection.
Go to the library, the bookstore or the Internet.
Read the book!
And then, let's talk about it.
SU TEATRO CULTURAL AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
721 Santa Fe Dr.
Denver, CO 80204
303-296-0219
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The 9th Annual Indigenous Film & Arts Festival
STORIES and STORYTELLERS
presents
Blossoms of Fire (Ramo de Fuego)
Wednesday, October 3 at 6:30 pm at Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center
FREE and Open to the Public
Suggested Donation: $5-$10
Blossoms
of Fire (directors Maureen Gosling and Ellen Osborne) celebrates the
people of Juchitán on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Their Zapotec culture, rooted in a strong work ethic and fierce
independent streak, generates powerful women, progressive politics and
an extraordinary acceptance of alternative gender roles. The film
presents the women in all their brightly colored, opinionated glory as
they run their own businesses, embroider traditional clothing with their
signature fiery flowers, and comment with angry humor on articles in
the foreign press that flippantly and inaccurately depict them as a
promiscuous matriarchy. In Blossoms of Fire we hear the women and men,
young and old, gay and straight, telling their stories. In Spanish and
Zapotec with English subtitles. (www.maureengosling.com, 2000, 74 min.).
Maureen Gosling will be present for post - screening for Q&A.
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9th Annual Indigenous Film & Arts Festival, October 2 - 8, 2012
All Events FREE and Open to the Public!
(Suggested donation: $5-$10)
Complete schedule:
More information:
303-744-9686
To be added to email list email: film@iiirm.org
La Mexicana: Female Icons in Mexican Culture
September 13 - December 16, 2012
Courtesy of the Abarca Family Collection
Theater GallerySponsored and presented by the Abarca Family Collection in partnership with the Consulate General of Mexico and the Mexican Cultural Center in Denver. Co-Sponsored by Greenberg Traurig
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| Irene Aguilar, La Virgen de Guadalupe Painted Ceramic,12x4x4 in. Courtesy of the Abarca Family Collection Photo by René Atchison |
This year’s exhibition, La Mexicana: Female Icons in Mexican Culture, will contain various art forms that feature and represent the power, influence and significance of females throughout Mexican history. Some of the images to be included pay homage to La Adelita, La Chicana, La Frida, La Luna, and La Virgen, to name a few.
The Arvada Center is proud to continue to partner with the Abarca Family as it strengthens a commitment to Colorado’s Mexican community and its culture. Adrianna Abarca, the show’s curator, states: “With these exhibitions we hope to develop an appreciation and pride of the vast amount, quality and diversity of art produced by people of Mexican descent.”
Arvada Center
6901 Wadsworth Blvd
Arvada, CO 80003
Box Office
(720) 898-7200
Mexican Beet Workers: More Than Just Arms - History Colorado Center
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 - 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Beginning
in 1942, the Bracero Program brought millions of Mexican guest workers
to agricultural fields all over the United States. Weld County's
extensive network of rural farms benefited from this labor program that
officially ended in 1964. As a boy in Weld County, Charles Collins met
these migrant workers from "Old Mexico" every spring, when they came to
live and work on his family's farm. Dr. Charles Collins - today a
geography professor at the University of Northern Colorado - recalls how
the Braceros influenced his life, and the way the program impacted his
understanding of immigration policy.
Where: the History Colorado Center
Cost: $8.50 members
Non-members
Lecture only: $10
Lecture and Museum Admission: $14
Tickets: Purchase online or by calling 303-866-2394.
Beginning
in 1942, the Bracero Program brought millions of Mexican guest workers
to agricultural fields all over the United States. Weld County's
extensive network of rural farms benefited from this labor program that
officially ended in 1964. As a boy in Weld County, Charles Collins met
these migrant workers from "Old Mexico" every spring, when they came to
live and work on his family's farm. Dr. Charles Collins - today a
geography professor at the University of Northern Colorado - recalls how
the Braceros influenced his life, and the way the program impacted his
understanding of immigration policy.Where: the History Colorado Center
Cost: $8.50 members
Non-members
Lecture only: $10
Lecture and Museum Admission: $14
Tickets: Purchase online or by calling 303-866-2394.
History Colorado Center
1200 Broadway, Denver
1200 Broadway, Denver
Fundraiser for a School in My Neighborhood
Authors - Donate a Book!
Authors - Donate a Book!
Dear Colorado Author,
We would like to offer you the opportunity to support and reach the Valdez Elementary School community through our annual fundraiser, scheduled for Sunday, November 11, 2012, at Fuel Café from 5pm-9pm. The money raised will go to our before- and after-school enrichment programs, offered free of charge to Valdez students, and an art teacher at Valdez. This is your chance to directly help public-school students in Denver.
Valdez, located in Northwest Denver on 29th Avenue, offers an exceptional dual-language program. The program gives students the tools and experience to operate and be successful in a bilingual and multi-cultural community. Teachers, parents, and students share and learn from each other through their diverse backgrounds, beliefs, and perspectives. The more successful our fundraiser, the more we can help bridge the gaps that budget cuts are creating in our children's education.
This year, our Silent Auction is featuring a “Locally Made” section where we will feature creative works by local artists. We welcome book selections from the Colorado Author’s League. You may donate a single book, several books of the same title, or a collection of works by one or more authors. If you are also willing to donate your time, you may consider offering a “Meet the Author” event featuring a discussion of the book. We are frequently able to find families willing to host such or events. Please contact me if you have questions or other ideas about ways to donate.
Donations are tax-deductible. Our Tax ID # is 27-1078269.
We truly appreciate your support for the school, the kids, and our community!
Kelly Stainback-Tracy, Parent Volunteer
303-358-6311 or Kelly.stainback@gmail.com
Later.
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