Tag: Frida Kahlo

Fifteen of this storyteller‘s digital collages are on exhibit through most of April (depending upon the arrival of the next artist who currently is running behind schedule; so call 222-2405 first) at C4 Workspace, 108 King William Street, along with the highly sculptural “foldings” of Deanne Cuellar.

In addtion to prints from my Postcards from San Antonio series, the exhibit includes the Blue Book series based on the city’s 1911-1912 guide to the redlight district.  Almost no one’s image and artworks have been reproduced and refried more Frida Kahlo’s; yet the story of her life is so compelling.  The four prints from the Frida y Diego series are hanging at C4 as well.

Holy Cards No. 2, “Santa Cecilia at the Crossroads?,” digital collage by Gayle Brennan Spencer, http://www.postcardssanantonio.com/holy-cards.html

Frida and Diego No. 3, “The Original Fridas,” digital collage by Gayle Brennan Spencer

Blue Book No. 1, “See Sallie After the Alamo,” digital collage by Gayle Brennan Spencer

Paper Art by Deanne Cuellar

Paper Art by Deanne Cuellar

An exhibit of digital collages by Gayle Brennan Spencer and paper “foldings” created by Deanne Cuellar will be on exhibit through most of April at C4 Workspace at 108 King William Street.

To view more Postcards from San Antonio prints, visit C4Workspace, an older posting or my website.