Video tour and reception of ‘AHORA‘ curated by Thinkspace Projects and Tlaloc Studios showing at Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center. The exhibition brings together two of LA’s most revered incubators for emerging artists and showcases the work of 44 contemporary artists from around the world, with a focus on Southern California.
This special exhibition is being curated by Ozzie Juarez from Tlaloc Studios and Andrew Hosner from Thinkspace Projects. Each curator has chosen a vast array of creatives across various mediums, each with that special something that places them firmly in the current zeitgeist.
Photo tour of ‘AHORA‘ curated by Thinkspace Projects and Tlaloc Studios showing at Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center. The exhibition brings together two of LA’s most revered incubators for emerging artists and showcases the work of 44 contemporary artists from around the world, with a focus on Southern California.
This special exhibition is being curated by Ozzie Juarez from Tlaloc Studios and Andrew Hosner from Thinkspace Projects. Each curator has chosen a vast array of creatives across various mediums, each with that special something that places them firmly in the current zeitgeist.
‘AHORA’ Curated by Thinkspace Projects and Tlaloc Studios
On view June 11 – July 24, 2022
Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center 241 S. Anaheim Blvd Anaheim, California www.muzeo.org
‘AHORA’ is on display free to the public in the Historic Carnegie Galleries
Bringing together two of LA’s most revered incubators for emerging art, ‘AHORA’ will showcase the work of 44 contemporary artists from around the world, with a focus on Southern California. This special exhibition is being curated by Ozzie Juarez from Tlaloc Studios and Andrew Hosner from Thinkspace Projects. Each curator has chosen a vast array of creatives across various mediums, each with that special something that places them firmly in the current zeitgeist.
From the delicate ceramic work of Lizette Hernandez, Sachi Moskowitz and Maria Paz to the more figurative-based ceramic creations of Sydnie and Haylie Jimenez, Abi Castillo and Kristy Moreno and the sculptural creations of Aaron Estrada, Kiko Miyares, Maria Maea and Toco-Oco, this exhibition run the gamut! Including the photographic work of Felix Quintana and Valerie J. Bower alongside the contemporary portraiture of Brian ‘Dovie’ Golden and Manuel Zamudio, and the surrealist leanings of Young-Ji Cha and Ryo Laksamana (aka Ryol) the juxtaposition is clear and powerful. These perfectly compliment the street art-infused work of Sentrock, Mr. B Baby, Loser Angeles and Motelseven and the observational works of the Perez Bros, Hely Gonzales, Johnny Quintanilla and Alvaro Naddeo. ‘AHORA’ aims to be a snapshot of the now, highlighting the creatives who make work that speak to the major upheavals of our modern times.
Featuring new works from:
Valerie J. Bower
Jamiah Calvin
Abi Castillo
Young-Ji Cha
Lauren D’amato
Aaron Estrada
Paul Flores
Abe Garcia
Brian ‘Dovie’ Golden
Hely Gonzales
Lizette Hernandez
Cody Jimenez
Haylie Jimenez
Sydnie Jimenez
Ozzie Juarez
Yasuhito Kawasaki
Ryo Laksamana (aka Ryol)
Loser Angeles
Kiara Machado
Maria Maea
Steve Martinez
Juan Medina
Kiko Miyares
Kristy Moreno
Sachi Moskowitz
Motelseven
Mr. B Baby
Alvaro Naddeo
The Perez Bros
Michael Polakowski
Felix Quintana
Johnny Quintanilla
Maria Paz
Carlos Ramirez
Albert Reyes
Gustavo Rimada
Rossana Romero
Javier Ruiz
Sentrock
Dulcito Soledad
Toco-Oco
Issac Vazquez
Josh Vazquez
Josh Young
Manuel Zamudio
About Tlaloc Studios:
Tlaloc Studios is an interdisciplinary creative space with a diverse range of artists and practices, including Film Photography, Printmaking, Ceramics, Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Graphic design , Videography and Fashion Design. Tlaloc Studios also host workshops and curates exhibitions and events for the Los Angeles community.
About Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center:
The Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center engages the community in exploring and celebrating our diverse heritage, culture and arts through creative programming. Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center is located in downtown Anaheim near the intersection of Broadway and Anaheim Boulevard. There are two galleries at Muzeo, the Main Gallery (which has an admission fee and houses rotating exhibits) and the Carnegie Gallery (which offers free admission and houses both rotating exhibits and a permanent exhibit on the history of Anaheim). NOTE that admission fees vary with each Muzeo Main Gallery exhibit.
Opening Reception:
Saturday, June 11
‘Ahora’ is on display free to the public in the Historic Carnegie Galleries.
