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: Friday, December 4 | 3-8pm

Saturday, December 5 | 3-8pm

Sunday, December 6 | 1-6pm

Friday, December 11 | 3-8pm

Saturday, December 12 | 3-8pm

Sunday, December 13 | 1-6pm

Friday, December 18 | 3-8pm

Saturday, December 19 | 3-8pm

Sunday, December 20 | 1-6pm

Carlos Villez
"My name is Carlos Villez and I was born in the state of Michoacan, Mexico now living with my wife in San Jose, Ca. I am a self taught artist with a love for all Mexican art. I work with a variety of different media but primarily with polymer clay. I am inspired by the wonderful Mexican celebration of Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead). I grew up in one of the states within Mexico that celebrates this Day with beauty and artistry that even as far as I am from home, I can and will not forget. I love the amazingly bright colors of Mexico and incorportate these colors as you can see in the fotos of my work. This is a limited sampling of the work I have created in the last 5 years and I am still creating more pieces" - Carlos Villez

Frolick Jewelry
"Adrienne has a distinctive design style that is expressed by mixing unexpected colors and shapes. She describes her line as vintage modern. As an avid traveler she is inspired by unique charms, unusual pendants and other treasures she finds during her excursions around the world. “Much of my inspiration comes from butterflies... Just like a butterfly, each piece of Frolick jewelry is a unique little treasure."

Itzpaplotl
"Itzpapalotl: Mariposa de Obsidiana. Esencia femenina nocturna de la tierra, conocen los secretos de la vida y de la muerte desde otros estados de conciencia. La fuerza y decision del Guerrero. Itzpapalotl is armed with claws of a jaguar and her wings tipped with obsidian. She ruled Tomoanchan, a paradise where it is believed the human race was born. A Warrioress, in Aztek Mythology. Itztli in Nahuatl is Obsidian and Papalotl means Butterfly. In an Aztek traditional story it is believed that butterflies flew into the sky to become the stars"

Raul Aguilar
"My work explores traditional notions vof what beauty is. I get inspired by things as diverse as comic books, folk toys, graffiti and tattoo imagery. I have concentrated my art education to independent study and experimentation. For me creating paintings, installations and art objects is a continuing process of expressing ideas, creating beauty (or horror) and expressing ideas from the personal to the political. Born in Mexico City, I currently live in San Francisco. My work has been exhibited in several museums in Northern California."

Tu Tienda Azteca
"Tu Tienda Azteca is a Mexican Arts and Crafts Shop started by me-Oscar Cisneros and my mother Rosario Cisneros we offer a variety of traditional and contemporary art from all parts of Mexico. Ceramics, Pottery, Black Clay, Paintings, framed Art Prints, Post Cards, Papel Picado, Lupitas Dia De Los Muertos Art and much more."

Yoli Manzo
"Yoli Manzo, was born and raised in the Silicon Valley. She now makes her home in Sacramento, California where she immerses herself in cultural art exhibiting muse from latin folk art such as Dia de los Muertos, Frida Kahlo and religious saints. Her signature has been described as having a very sharp edge that is admirable for a woman artist. She uses mixed media, strong colors, plenty of glitter and her edgy wit worthy of her label. Yoli Manzo and her art work, including shrines, jewelry, handbags, dolls, skulls and paintings have been featured in art galleries, television, and art festivals throughout northern California as well as internationally via the web. She is a member of the Scary Art Collective and Northern California Mixed Media Artists."