Art Opening: Hand Dyed Art Quilts By Cherie St. Cyr || Fabrica la Aurora

Art Opening: Hand Dyed Art Quilts By Cherie St. Cyr,
Saturday, February 2nd, 2019.
Fabrica la Aurora, Atalier stellis 1. 3-B.

Please join me to see my art quilts during the monthly Art Walk at the Fabrica Aurora on Saturday, February 2. To find the gallery use the main entrance and turn to the right past the giant machine… If you cannot make the opening the quilts are hanging now. Please stop in and see my work.

A textile mill from 1902 to 1991, Fabrica La Aurora has since become an art lover’s paradise in northern San Miguel. Just a short walk north from El Jardin, the converted factory shows evidence of the site’s history, including oil-stained floors and traces of cotton, tucked into crevices. If you’re looking to shop, you’ll be satisfied by the diverse selection at furniture, jewelry, and contemporary art stores that pepper the complex. After you’ve spent plenty of time eyeing paintings and sculptures, switch your focus from palette to palate with a stop at one of Fabrica La Aurora’s restaurants like the Food Factory or Café de la Aurora. You’ll find plenty of ways to experience La Aurora: observe artists during their creative process, attend an evening party or take a class in fine arts technique. Recent visitors recommend heading over on Open Studio day; held each Thursday, Open Studio day is your best chance to spot artists at work. And according to one TripAdvisor reviewer: “You might be lucky enough to be in town for one of Aurora’s renowned fiestas, attracting several thousand partygoers for an evening of art, design, music, food, and drink.” Luckily, you can find something to do at La Aurora every day; some artists offer classes in watercolor, painting, and sculpture. More information can be found on Fabrica La Aurora’s website. You can stop by the complex Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. when most of the galleries and shops are open for business.