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              Closing Reception: Tortilla Western: New Works by A.H. Romero                | 
           
         
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                    Thumbprint Gallery                   | 
                 
                 
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                    920 Kline Street, #104                   | 
                 
                 
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                    La Jolla                   | 
                 
                 
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                    CA                   | 
                 
                 
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                    92037                   | 
                 
                 
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                    4p-8p                   | 
                 
               
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              3-6-0            
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            | Dates | 
             Starts On 3-6-2022   Ends On 3-6-2022   | 
           
           
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    | Event Description | 
    FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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For those who haven't had a chance to see the exhibition or person or want to get another look, we are holding a closing reception for the solo exhibition by A.H. Romero.
"The term and title for my exhibit "Tortilla Western" is derived from "Spaghetti Western", a phrase initially coined in the mid-1960s and meant to be depreciative of the Italian-made Western films of this era.
Tortilla Western is my effort to engage existing paradigms as a first-generation Mexican-American and challenge cultural understandings through the process of applying recognizable/reimagined imagery to propel inquiries and discourse.
This new series of works explores the psychology of Western Pop Culture/iconography and its
purview of nostalgia - both individual and collective." - A.H. Romero | 
 
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