February 2022
In this interview with Mexican/Latinx multidisciplinary artist, scholar, and educator Tlisza Jaurique, we're given a retrospective of her career and the evolution of her art. This is a particularly stunning visual display.
To view the interview, visit our YouTube channel.
Tlisza's Work:
You may follow Tlisza on both Facebook (See: https://www.facebook.com/tlisza.jaurique ) and Instagram.
Tlsza's work has been presented in a number of major museums and in private collections, but one way to experience her work as a muralist is to visit La Barca Cantina, New York City's first and only Mexican restaurant. Find out more here: www.labarcacantina.com
What's Next for Tlisza:
- Over the summer Tlisza will be working with the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa. Find our more here: www.figgeartmuseum.org
- This coming Fall Tlisza and her husband, Marcus Zillioux, will have a duo exhibit at Unison Arts in New Paltz, New York. You can find out more about Unison Arts here: www.unisonarts.org
About ‘A Life in the Arts’
'A Life in the Arts' is a Zoom series celebrating those who have committed their lives to excellence in the arts. Our hope is that this series also illuminates how to navigate a career in the arts to up and coming artists. Interviews are conducted by Masterwork Board member Joseph White and run a half hour, with fifteen minutes dedicated to a q and a with attendees. Join us - or watch our sessions on the Masterwork Youtube Channel!
About Masterwork Arts
Masterwork Music & Art Foundation was founded more than 60 years ago in Morristown, New Jersey. The Founders, Shirley May and David Randolph, were passionate about the arts and understood the importance of nurturing developing artists, and making the arts available to a broad audience. Generations of artists were influenced by the years of concerts, theatrical events and fine arts projects Masterwork Arts funded and produced. Today, Masterwork Arts supports excellence in the arts through a variety of grant offerings and awards, a zoom series on 'A Life in the Arts' and virtual classes that are open to all. To find out more, sign up for our enewsletter on www.masterworkarts.org.
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