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Cisa Studio Presents: THE MESSAGE 4.16.2010 Hammond, Indiana
CISA Studio LLC
6725 Kennedy Ave.
Hammond, IN. 46323
U.S.A.
(219) 803-7095 or (219) 803-7195
CISA GALLERY OFFICIAL SITE
myspace/cisastudio1
THE MESSAGE A CHICANO ART EXHIBITION - CISA STUDIO LLC
(Hammond, Indiana)
My next photography gallery will be in Hammond,
Indiana on April 16th, 2010 at CISA STUDIO LLC. It�s going to be a group show
with fellow Chicano artists: Johnny �Mala Suerte� Garza, Roman Villarreal, and
Tony Reyes.
The exhibition is titled �THE MESSAGE� based on the classic
hip-hop song by Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five. The song was released
in 1982 on Sugar Hill Records and is considered one of the most important
songs in the history of hip-hop music and is often listed as one of the best
hip-hop songs of all time.
CHICANO ARTISTS:
Johnny �Mala Suerte� Garza | (tattoo artist, graphic designer,
and photographer)
Johnny Garza started tattooing out in the Chicago area and
ever since he started tattooing he has also pursued other creative ways to
express his creativity. Although Johnny is well known as a tattoo artist,
graphic design and photography can also be added to the list of creative
outlets.
Roman Villarreal | (sculpture artist, painter, and
teacher)
Roman Villarreal lives in South Chicago and considers himself a
�sculptor of the people.� He has shown work at Blake Palmer Gallery, South Shore
Cultural Center, and Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum and has his work in private
collections.
Tony Reyes tattooing Johny "Mala Suerte" Garza
Tony
Reyes | (tattoo artist, painter, and clothing designer)
Tony Reyes grew
up in the Midwest and has been creating art ever since he could remember.
Traveling and tattooing has influenced Reyes to take his art to the next level
from designing shoes, clothes, to painting on canvas. The work you will be
seeing from Reyes at "The Message" are paintings titled "God Bless the Dead".
Salvador Rojas taking a portrait of a Lowrider Veterano. | Photo by
Sergio G Photos
Salvador Rojas | (photographer, creative
director, and computer scientist)
Born and raised in Southern California
Salvador Rojas is best known for his photography that captures the spirit of the
Chicano/Mexican experience. He is also known for creating the seminal website
www.BrownPride.com, the first Chicano/Latino-based website of its magnitude on
the Internet.
SAL ROJAS SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
April 16,
2010 | THE MESSAGE (CISA STUDIO LLC) - Hammond, Indiana
Dec. 12, 2009 | DIA
DE LA VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE (Smoking Mirrors Gallery) - Pomona, California
June
27, 2009 | TATTOO & GRAFFITI ART SHOW (Tribus Vivas Dermafilia) - San
Francisco, California
June 7, 2009 | DOMINGO SIETE - Fullerton,
California
April 11, 2009 | THE BODY ART EXHIBIT (Galeria Rustica) - Pomona,
California
July 11, 2008 | TEOCINTLI (Sacred Corn) ART GALLERY - Boyle
Heights, California
Official Sal Rojas
Photography Website
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