Cultural Threads: Weaving Identity

Friday, March 7, 2025, 6-8 PM

Cultural Threads interlaces history, identity, and tradition through works on paper, collage, fabric, textiles, and metals. This collection showcases artists who stitch personal and collective narratives, using materials that evoke memory, resilience, and belonging.

From intricate textile pieces that honor traditional weaving techniques to mixed-media collages layering personal histories, Cultural Threads celebrates the intersections of culture and creativity. Metalworks and paper-based compositions further explore themes of transformation and continuity, emphasizing how art serves as both a vessel for storytelling and a bridge for community connection.

By bringing together diverse artistic voices, Cultural Threads fosters a dialogue on heritage, migration, and shared experiences, creating a space where tradition and contemporary expression intertwine. This exhibition is not just about materials—it is about the people, stories, and cultural legacies that bind us together.

Artists include: Lucia LaVilla-Havelin, Ashely Mirelez, Abby Hinojosa, Jennifer Khoshbin, Tim Olson, Jalen Colton Sanchez, and Naomi Wanjiku Gakunga; curated by Jon Hinojosa, jonhinojosa.net

Private appointments upon request, please call or text the curator, Jon Hinojosa, 210-273-6366, jonchinojosa@gmail.com