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Antonio Alanís

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Artistic Statement Antonio Alanís is a Mexican American artist raised in Durham, North Carolina. Her interest in working in non-profit organizations and her teaching experience allow her to use the visual arts to build bridges of understanding between diverse cultures. He uses his Mexican-American background, educational background, and passion for the visual arts to raise cultural awareness of Latin Americans Read more...