Prints from Mexico shine light on disenfranchised artists (MPR)

March 2, 2016

A new show of prints made by women in Mexico is helping give voice to a group that often struggles to be heard. "Sus Voces," or "Their Voices," now on display at Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis, presents the work of nine women printmakers who work in a wide range of techniques and styles. Curator Tina Tavera said that while printmaking is a traditional art form in Mexico, far fewer women practice it than men.

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