Gallery at Artes de la Rosa

Galeria de la Rosa

Artes de la Rosa's dedication to preserving, promoting, and interpreting the art, life, and history of Latino culture for all manifests itself in an eclectic collection of exhibits. Noteworthy among these exhibits is the annual Dia de los Muertos art exhibit which brings together artists of all backgrounds to showcase art that is significant in the representation of this Latin American tradition. Under the stewardship of Artistic Director Adam Adolfo, the Galeria de la Rosa continues to expand its presentation of Art that Matters.

Tours

Docent led tours may be available depending on the exhibit and availability of docents. For educational tours, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Artist Submissions

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Lowrider: Cultura & Art Show

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Lowrider: Cultura & Art Show an exhibition honoring the diversity of Latin cultures

Friday, December 3, 2021 at Artes de la Rosa Cultural Center at the Historic Rose Marine Theater.

Artes de la Rosa is located at 1440 N. Main Street., Fort Worth TX 76164.

Festivities begin at 7:00pm until 9:00pm.

Lowrider: Cultura & Art Show will be on view through January 22, 2022 during normal gallery hours. Lowrider: Cultura & Art Show is presented to the community in partnership with Artes de la Rosa and show curator Sarah Ayala with help from the United Lowrider Council of Fort Worth. Attendees will view lowrider bicycles and pedal cars on display alongside work from regional and national visual artists, from Fort Worth to Los Angeles, ranging in mediums from paintings to photography. The opening reception will include music, food, refreshments, and a ballet folklorico performance. All proceeds of the evening will benefit the Artes de la Rosa organization and the community it serves, including fine arts programming for youth in the area and a theater restoration campaign. By honoring the perspective of Latin artists and the lowrider community within the walls of the Rose Marine Theater built in the 1920’s, we can reimagine a new creative path for the future of the youth in Fort Worth.

Admission to the opening reception is free.

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