The Latino Cultural Center is bringing back "Hecho en Dallas," its celebrated annual exhibition, and this year marks its 17th anniversary. A hefty roster of 54 local artists has been curated for this event, showcasing a diversity that's as rich as the city's own cultural fabric.
The opening reception is slated for September 20, from 6 to 9 p.m. Art aficionados, cultural enthusiasts, or anyone in between can immerse themselves in the varied mediums—from paintings and sculptures to digital art—until October 24, according to the City of Dallas.
With an artist lineup that reads like a who's who of the Dallas art scene, "Hecho en Dallas" features notable names such as Orlando Sanchez, Maria Barrientos, and Daniel Yanez, to mention a few. The full list of participating artists—a mixture of emerging talents and established names—can be found on the Latino Cultural Center's announcement.
The Latino Cultural Center is more than just an exhibition space; it's a cultural heartbeat of the city, with a mission to preserve, develop, and promote Latino arts and culture. It's no small task, but one the LCC tackles with gusto, year after year. Located at 2600 Live Oak St., the center is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday, for those who want to explore beyond the "Hecho en Dallas" offering, the bulletin released by the City of Dallas states.
