From the Forests of Paraguay to Massachusetts Avenue: The Embassy of Paraguay in collaboration with Restore Mass Ave presents colorful photographic art of the Ache people and the magnificent Paraguayan forests, alongside old photographs and documents of Massachusetts Avenue.
For me, the highlight of the view was an art exhibit by Hernan Miranda who was present. From http://www.labellemaisonfinegallery.com/showartists.php?chosenartist=Hernan%20Miranda :
Hernan Miranda was born in Concepcion, Paraguay in 1960, and first explored his creativity as a self-taught artist. From 1993 to 1997 he served as a professor of painting in the "National School of Fine Arts" of Asuncion, Paraguay. When he is not painting, he teaches seminars and workshops in drawing and painting techniques. 1987 was the year in which he earned his first major recognition at the "Contest Village SOS," where he took top honors in the "Drawings" category. His work is now part of both collective and individual expositions in numerous Galleries and arts centers in and around Asuncion, Paraguay. Since 1987, Hernan Miranda has participated in more than 200 collective exhibitions around the world.
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