The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations, both public and private, where cultural commonalities exist.

Artist Lupita Murillo Tinnen will be holding a gallery talk.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

Please join us for an Artist Lecture by Catherine Wagner on Tuesday, November 16 at 6:30pm. Catherine Wagner Artist Lecture: Catherine Wagner www.catherinewagner.org/ 6:30pm November 16, 2010 (Tuesday) Art Building Room 223, (on the corner of Mulberry and Welch Streets in Denton, TX)

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The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

At 12:30PM Adriana Martinex will be giving a Curator's Gallery Talk.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

Artist Irma Martinex Sizer will hold a gallery talk about her work.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.

The term "recuerdo" can refer to both experienced memory and an object that conjures remembrance in the personal and collective mind and that can be used to commemorate heritage and nationality. The artists in this exhibition incorporate elements of nostalgia either remembered or captured through objects and locations both private and public where cultural commonalities and shared experiences exist.