Source: WTL photos of galery show by García Ferraz at Santa Fe College, Winter, 2009. All works are shown here by permission of the artist.
Comments: In an online statement to Today@SantaFe (The daily news source for the Santa Fe College community), Ms. García Ferraz said the following:

"As a Cuban-American artist, my work is grounded around the ideas of place/displacement, memories, the placement of culture, and the influences of popular culture.
All of these paintings and drawings were created or are re-creations of existing buildings around the world. I think about structures that were built to last for centuries, and habitats of prayers or learning, and then map them with color and drawings. Each piece address (sic) a particular space that may be familiar or unknown, the sacred, the fragile buildings enduring our own fate.
This exhibit features some large format pieces 70" x 70", others a more intimate 22" x 22". Some of the larger drawings were made with wax, gesso, graphite, and inks. All of these works were made in my Little Havana studio."

To follow the tour numerically, click on #1. The works are rearranged here more or less thematically. The works are not, therefore, arranged precisely as they appeared in counterclockwise order in the exhibition.

In order to see the layout of the paintings as they were placed in the Santa Fe Gallery in 2009, see: => Santa Fe Gallery.