Historical Society Of PBC Celebrates Latin American Artists

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Historical Society of PBC "Visual and Natural" Exhibit

Jeremy Johnson, Gregg Lerman and Michael Barnett

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Andrea Facussé

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Maricela Torres, Johanna Pabon and Dilara Tuncer

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Caro Moonstar and Elsa and Sergio Gajardo

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Historical Society of PBC "Visual and Natural" Exhibit

Jessica Kirby and Akina Johnson

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Historical Society of PBC "Visual and Natural" Exhibit

Maria Magdalena Marcenaro

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Gaby Viteri and Taylor Materio

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Historical Society of PBC "Visual and Natural" Exhibit

Paloma Eden

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The Historical Society of Palm Beach County (HSPBC) celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month this year (Sept. 15 to Oct. 15) with a reception and event that invited guests to engage with four local artists. In the 1916 Historic Courthouse, a full house viewed the exhibit “Visual & Natural,” curated by Gaby Viteri, founder of the organization First Female. Artists Paloma Eden, Andrea Facussé, Maria Magdalena Marcenaro (known as “Magda Love”) and Caro Moonstar shared their vision and style with the audience.

Photos courtesy of Capehart