the Studio is a multiuse, interactive space where visitors can relax, recharge, and engage with a variety of artwork and activities while learning about the permanent collection. Each year, the Studio features two temporary installations with regional artists who create an engaging dialogue between their artwork and objects from the McNay’s collection.
Guadalupe Hernandez’s work speaks to the richness of cultural identity and the fluid nature of traditions. Hernandez’s use of traditional methods and tools pay homage to the Mexican artisans who have created papel picado for generations.
Funding for the Studio: Guadalupe Hernandez is most generously provided by the Kronkosky Charitable Foundation, The William Randolph Hearst Fund for Education Programs, and the Louis A. and Francis B. Wagner Endowment.
Funding for the Studio exhibition space was made possible by the Greehey Family Foundation, Bank of America, and the Smothers-Bruni Foundation.
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