I have always loved printmaking with my training as an artist largely taking place in Guanajuato and Oaxaca, Mexico. A Masters Degree in Art/Bilingual Education at UNM enabled me to teach art in the public schools for 12 years and conduct workshops in bilingual settings like The International Folk Art Museum and the Cultural Center in Guanajuato.
Please visit my studio located at 1201 8th St. NW which is open each Saturday from noon to 4pm and by appointment. SEE MAP. You’ll also see my project funded by City of Albuquerque Public Art, Banners on Mountain Road, along our Mountain Road Arts Corridor between 5th and 12th streets.
My piece, Mariachi Story, exhibited at NHCC
So excited to have my piece, Mariachi Story, exhibited at the National Hispanic Cultural Center Museum at the June 16, 2023 opening from 5-7pm! It will be shown as part of the exhibit “Aliento a Tequila and the Art of Agave” and is part of their permanent collection. The show invites visitors to explore the culture and traditions that gave birth to tequila and will be up from June 16-August 13.
“Mariachi Story” by Julianna Kirwin, mixed media collage, 2018
