My Pro Arte Maya update is overdue. The world and its many problems can overwhelm. However, we can tackle some aspects of trying to make it a better place using whatever skills we have. With that, I want to tell readers about what I’ve been doing in 2020-21 and hope to accomplish ahead.
Read MoreA mini-retrospective of work dating from the 1970s to 2019 by Marilyn Anderson will be shown in the Monroe Community College Mercer Gallery.
Read MoreA New Edition of Artes y Artesanías Mayas de Guatemala/Maya Arts and Crafts of Guatemala has recently appeared, published by Editiones Del Pensativo (Antigua Guatemala).
Read MoreThe event honors International Women’s Day, with special emphasis on the work of Maya women weavers. This show celebrates the art of Guatemalan women, other artisans, and their arts and crafts traditions.
Read MoreMy own belief that making things by hand has far reaching importance has long inspired me to learn about, write books, and make art and photography about the arts and crafts of Guatemala. Arts and crafts not only have life sustaining role but promote community and help people to maintain cultural identity.
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