slomuse: Announcing a new collaboration with KCET’s ARTBOUND!
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slomuse: Jesus Avila
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slomuse: La Danza de Los Rubios rehearsal
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slomuse: Jesus Avila creates masks of playful diablos (devils) and rubios, fair-skinned men, iconic characters native to Tecomaxtlahuaca.
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slomuse: Jesus Avila creates masks of playful diablos (devils) and rubios, fair-skinned men, iconic characters native to Tecomaxtlahuaca.
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slomuse: Studio of Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Studio of Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Jesus Avila demonstrates his mask-making techniques
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slomuse: Jesus Avila demonstrates his mask-making techniques
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slomuse: Jesus Avila demonstrates his mask-making techniques
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slomuse: Jesus Avila handcarves redwood to make the masks
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slomuse: Jesus Avila demonstrates his mask-making techniques
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slomuse: Jesus Avila demonstrates his mask-making techniques
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slomuse: Jesus Avila demonstrates his mask-making techniques
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slomuse: Jesus Avila demonstrates his mask-making techniques
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slomuse: The masks by Jesus Avila are carved from redwood.
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slomuse: A mask in the carving stage by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Handcrafted masks by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Handcrafted masks by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Studio of Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Handcrafted masks by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Handcrafted masks by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Handcrafted masks by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Redwood mask in progress
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slomuse: Masks are carved from redwood and have a traditional gesso used as far back as the renaissance.
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slomuse: Masks
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slomuse: Handcarved Saints by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Handcarved Saints by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Handcarved Saints by Jesus Avila
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slomuse: Diablo masks