San Antonio Current: Everything we saw at Oxen Free Collective's Fotoseptiembre event
- bluestar59
- Sep 15, 2022
- 1 min read
On Thursday and Friday, San Antonio's Oxen Free Collective presented a Fotoseptiembre pop-up event exhibiting work by shutterbugs including Anthony Garcia, Chuck Stanley, Debra Hardin, Zan Lee, Oscar Moreno, Linda Vivenza, Lewsr, Chury and others.
Here's a look at the art, the artists and the admirers who gathered for Thursday night's show at Blue Star Arts Complex. Photos by Jaime Monzon.
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I was glad to see Debra Hardin's name in the lineup — she always does interesting work with natural light, so I'm curious if she showed a new series at the Blue Star Arts Complex. The mix of photographers like Zan Lee and Lewsr gives the whole pop-up that classic San Antonio community feel, which is exactly what makes these local shows worth going to. — this game status reference
What an inspiring showcase of talent at the Fotoseptiembre event! It's wonderful to witness local artists come together and share their perspectives. Also, check out Tokyo Valkyries for more creative exploration!
This event looks like a fantastic celebration of photography and local creativity. It's always exciting to see artists sharing unique perspectives and engaging the community through exhibitions like this. Events that showcase diverse talent help strengthen the local arts scene. Building creative and communication skills is also valuable for students preparing for an ITEP Test to demonstrate their English proficiency.
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