Josie Del Castillo: MatrescenceJosie Del Castillo: Matrescence
Opening Reception: February 8, 2025

Josie Del Castillo: Matrescence

Upcoming Exhibition

To Trace by Motion: Becoming Co-Researcher with Melissa Gamez Herrera’s Color Code: How It Feels

By JD Pluecker
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Exhibitions

Josie Del Castillo: Matrescence

Josie Del Castillo: Matrescence

Dessert with Rolando: A Retrospective Annex Exhibition

Melissa Gamez Herrera – Color Code: How It Feels

Millicent Alvarado: Behind Four Eyes, Behind Four Walls

Marco Sánchez: Miscelánea Fronteriza

Strangely Familiar \ Half God

Essays

To Trace by Motion: Becoming Co-Researcher with Melissa Gamez Herrera’s Color Code: How It Feels

By JD Pluecker | @jdpluecker I am transfixed by these clouds. To float in the blue around the fluffy white. To fly through the upper tips of the billowy cumulus. To swoop around these cotton balls and bolls. The slightest wisps of wetness hang in the ether. In the clouds,…

Crafting Sacred Spaces: The Sculptural World of Millicent Alvarado

by Seyde Garcia | @seydeg In Women Who Run with the Wolves, Clarissa Pinkola Estés explores the complex and cyclical nature of the creative process, describing how our past experiences, emotional wounds, and external environments shape our creative journey, portraying creativity as intensely personal and intricately tied to our relationship…

A Visual Corrido of Life on the Border.

By Alex Casso & Rigoberto Luna | @capitalsuspect & @8190luna Marco Sánchez’s exhibition, Miscelánea Fronteriza at Presa House Gallery, depicts the matrix of religion, history, and social status that shape and influence border cities’ unique position as gateways between countries and for cultural exchange. His artworks are the visual descendants of…