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Caminarte - March 7, 2025
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Tragaluz Staff
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FROM OUR LATEST ISSUE
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Cognizant Distance: honoring where the journey began
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Join me in advocating for public art, especially downtown, and support the arts in Laredo
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La Familia Folklórica: for the love of dance, every step bears the common purpose of acknowledging, remembering, and inspiring
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Laredo Little Theater’s legacy: one of entertainment and another, a steppingstone for Laredoans pursuing a career in the performing arts
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Lifelong learning has no limits: LC alum, aspiring writer, delivers commencement speech
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Romero-Lecanda: for Los Dos Laredos to work collectively, we need processes for sustainable development and the exchange of knowledge and experiences so that culture is the axis of transformation
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Sabbatical from humanity: the (ongoing) career of artist Jorge Javier López
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Sarah Fox: The Woman Under the Water and Other Stories
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The arts in Laredo brought me home
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The future of Laredo’s public art: what's to come?
By
Vanessa Filazzola
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By
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The role of higher education in the arts
By
Eva Soliz
The state of the arts in Laredo today is one of palpable, vibrant, and emerging momentum
By
María Eugenia Guerra
The vital role of art spaces
By
Maritza Bautista
What art history does: Amalia Mesa Bains’s Domesticana
By
Isabel Servantez III
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