Say Sí
Once again, the folks at Say Sí have made a terrific impression on us and our festival guests with the images and installations presented in the Memories: Projected And Invented exhibit, housed in the Say Sí campus on South Alamo. Featuring a wide variety of works by Middle and High School Students, the exhibit is testimony to the talent and dedication of the Say Sí instructors and administrators.
Say Sí is a FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA Partner in the 2009 festival, having joined us with this in-house exhibit, and also as part of our Signature Exhibit series in the Instituto Cultural de Mexico, where The Way I Sí It, curated by Say Sí Media Arts Director/artist, Guillermina Zabala is on display in the Instituto’s Frida Kahlo Gallery.
SAY Sí is committed to creating a premier, dynamic and nurturing educational environment for San Antonio’s artistic youth. SAY Sí recognizes that the arts reshape how young people learn, communicate and prepare for their work and civic future. SAY Sí’s vision is to meet the current needs of students, to provide quality programs and resources, and to prepare for future growth and development for San Antonio’s economic and cultural community.
Say Sí Exhibit title board.
Partial view of the Memories: Projected And Invented exhibit at Say Sí.
Partial view of the Memories: Projected And Invented exhibit at Say Sí.
Detail view of the exhibit at Say Sí.
Detail view of the exhibit at Say Sí.
One of the installations at the Memories: Projected And Invented exhibit at Say Sí.
Viewing public at the Say Sí opening reception.
Viewing public at the Say Sí opening reception.
Viewing public at the Say Sí opening reception for the Memories: Projected And Invented exhibit.
Detail view of the Say Sí opening reception.
Paul, Soren, and Ruth Vaughn replenishing at the Say Sí reception.
Say Sí Executive Director Jon Hinojosa explaining image-making techniques to FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA festival guests.
FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA festival guests, Erwin Staeheli, Patricia Mendoza, and Philipp and Aurora Scholz Rittermann, with Ann Kinser.