Educational exhibit Prints for Peace 2011

Artists participating in the Educational exhibit Prints for Peace Mexico.
These artists presented their Prints for Peace 2011 and an artist proof in May at Centro Cultural Arquitectura UANL. The final prints will also be exhibited at Prints for Peace 2011 at Arte AC from June 22 to July 30 2011.
Please see photos of the gallery at http://www.printsforpeacemexico.blogspot.com/

Thank you all for participating.


Colin Guillespie England
Georgia Grigoriadou Greece
Hilda Paz Levozan ArgentinaLaerke Rune Denmark
Brabara Zietchick United States
Guadalupe Victorica México

Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz Mexican poet

This is a linoleum print about Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz by Guadalupe Victorica. The name of the print is "Hablame con los ojos" "Talk to me with your eyes" a line from one of her poems.

Sor Juana was a Mexican religious women poet born in 1671. She was a fierce defender of women´s write to education.

Second International Printmaking Collective México

Invitation of Second International Printmaking Collective México.





Please see photos of the exhibit at Grabados por la Paz/Prints for Peace México and International Printmaking Collective Monterrey: http://www.printsforpeacemexico.blogspot.com/.





Charles Morgan and Guadalupe Victorica members of Baren Forum participated in this exhibit.

Linotypes water base ink

Family Violence Series.

“Desnudo cariñosamente Violentada” 2 . Linocut 12 x 22 cm.
“Desnudo cariñosamente Voilentada” 1 Linocut 20 x 24 cm
“Desnudo cariñosamente Violentada” 3 Linocut 30 x 30

"Entre rejas y alcantarillas" 2009.

"Entre rejas y alcantarillas" 2009.

Between gates and culverts. series Violence against Women 2009, linocut 22 x 25 cm

Hondurean Migrant waitting for train to head north to the US

This Person Migrant was filmed by Tin Dirdamal at Orizaba Veracruz leaving one of the more than 30 Migrant Shelters run by non-governmental organizations in México. Tin Dirdamal is the director of many times award winning Documentary De Nadie 2005, among them Sundance Audience Award 2006 and Mexican Ariel 2006 best Documentary.