On September 9 at Rayuela’s Foundation headquarters an agreement was signed that formalized the federal government’s contribution through Conaculta. This work is done with the participation of the municipality of Ocuituco and participation of civil society through our organization, who is responsible for maintaining the works.
Benefitted Municipalities
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Art is Transforming- Módulo Comunitario El Aguaje February 15, 2012
- Biblioteca Coatetelco January 26, 2012
- Boletín informativo, primer cuatrimestre May 9, 2011
- Taller de Grabado May 3, 2011
- Fundación Rayuela- Ocuituco May 1, 2011
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Artistic education promotes:*
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“If our streets had more music schools than military academies, there would
be more guitars than machine guns and more artists than murderers.”
“Art heals; it opens up other possible worlds.”.
Samuel Durón, Visual artist and dancer.
“Evidence shows how cultural projects help restore the social fabric, restoring the esteem of individuals affected by conflicts so they are better equipped to face adversity.”.
Alberto Abello, co-director of the Ibero-American Culture and Development Research and Innovation Laboratory of the Bolívar Technological University, in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia
“Culture should not be a privilege for those who have ‘overcome’ their circumstance but rather the normality for those who live it.”.
Juan Villoro, Writer.
