Hispanic artists Helguera, Linares exhibit at Fort Smith Museum of History

September 1, 2023 at 1:00 a.m.

by Becca Martin-Brown

Isaac Helguera explains his themes as historical characters, customs and traditions of Mexico. “With a heart deeply rooted in my heritage, I find profound joy in capturing the essence of my through its landscapes and the tales of history that have been passed down to me.” (Courtesy Image)


FAQ

Opening Reception

WHAT -- A celebration of Hispanic art, culture and history, the newest exhibition in the Fort Smith Museum of History's Boyd Gallery features artworks by Isaac Helguera from Mexico and Madjer Linares from El Salvador. Co-host of the exhibit is the River Valley Adult Learning Alliance of Dardanelle.

WHEN -- 6 p.m. today; doors open at 5:30 p.m.

WHERE -- Fort Smith Museum of History, 320 Rogers Ave.

COST -- Free for the opening reception

INFO -- 783-7841, fortsmithmuseum.com

FYI -- The exhibit will remain open through Dec. 31

  photo  Over time, Madjer Linares, an artist and architect born in San Vicente, El Salvador, has evolved his technique and style in painting and graffiti, allowing him to participate in urban art festivals in Latin America and develop his own authentic and unique style that combines elements of both disciplines. (Courtesy Image)