Darwin Arevalo, like many Salvadorans, moved to the United States, where he was able to complete his studies in fine arts.
Houston, Texas Mayor Sylvester Turner’s Office of Cultural Affairs is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States with an exhibit by a Salvadoran plastic artist. Darwin is a messLiving in St.
This is the fifth exhibition “Expressions!” In a series called “Escala” in which Arévalo presents 12 abstract works in mixed media, curated by Victor Ancheta. The exhibition is held in the Rotunda of the City Hall from September 1 to October 16.
“I am delighted with the works included in this exhibition,” says Turner. “The works are really expressive and attractive. I am proud of the firm’s continued support of local artists, allowing them to express themselves. “Having artists express themselves to everyone who enters City Hall is consistent with making Houston a city of the arts,” he concluded.
Darwin moved to Houston from El Salvador and earned a BFA in Painting from the Kansas City Art Institute and has a studio in the East End community.
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Source: Diario.Elmundo
