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Texas Veterans and the Arts

Dates: October 16th - November 14th, 2021

Location: The online exhibit can be viewed online at https://www.artworkarchive.com/rooms/estradagallery/f2e386

 

Texas Folklife is honored to be hosting "Texas Vets & The Arts," an exhibit of twelve Texas Veteran Artists, as part of AVAFest 2021

 

Austin Veterans Art (AVA) Festival's mission is to foster creative expression unifying veterans and their communities through art. Now in its third year, the festival has a full schedule of virtual events including visual arts, theater, poetry, music, and dance.

 

To view the exhibit, please visit https://www.artworkarchive.com/rooms/estradagallery/f2e386.

 

For more information about the organization and festival events, please go to https://www.avafest.org

 

Judith Estrada Garcia, a 25 year veteran of the Marine Corps, is the curator for this year's AVAFest Exhibits.

 

"The military is underrepresented in the arts. The reimented conditions in which the military are required to perform their missions takes them away from the creative process. My mission is to assist military members and their families in their artistic goals by providing venues for them to reveal their artwork to the world community."