This Wednesday, April 24, a vibrant delegation from Baja California will make its way to the Centro Cultural Los Pinos in Mexico City. The group, composed of artists, cultural promoters, and government officials, aims to showcase the rich tapestry of plastic arts thriving in their region at the upcoming Artwalk Rosarito event.
“Baja California is known for having the highest number of artists per capita in the Northwest, featuring artists who have made significant marks across various countries. This visit is all about boosting the visibility of our talented artists and promoting our Artwalk Rosarito on the national arts scene,” says Benito del Águila, director of Artwalk Rosarito.
The team is led by notable figures including Benito del Águila and Adaí Villarreal from Artwalk Rosarito’s PR and Communications, alongside acclaimed artists Rocío Hoffmann and Álvaro Álvarez. They are joined by Alma Delia Ábrego, Baja California’s Secretary of Culture, and César Rivera, President of COTUCO Rosarito, who advocate for Rosarito as a prime destination for cultural tourism and art collecting.
Artwalk Rosarito is scheduled for May 25-26 at the State Center of Arts in Playas de Rosarito, featuring works from 60 artists and an exhibition at the International Gallery. Admission is free, promising an accessible celebration of art.
For more information, check out the Artwalk Rosarito social media pages.
