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Dalia Reyes is an interdisciplinary artist, independent arts administrator and arts instructor from Southwest Detroit, and she'll be exhibiting her works here at the Ferndale Library in June! Dalia has been working in the arts sector for more than fifteen years, but she's been passionate about drawing and illustration since elementary school. We talk to Reyes about the positive ways in which a work of art can serve its audience, primarily by restoring and refreshing our auras. We also talk about the value of the social interactions that come with visiting galleries, (and she has lots of experience working in the gallery world). While we're at it, we should also talk about the importance of putting value ON a piece of art! http://daliareyes.com/ Reyes has worked in arts and culture-based non-profit organizations ranging from local galleries, arts fellowship organizations, and museums. Her work is cosmic, meditative and focuses on a metaphysical curiosity as well as surreal imagery.  In this episode, you'll hear us discussing two books that Reyes brought with her:  Mati &amp; the Music and Tiger Flower

Dalia Reyes is an interdisciplinary artist, independent arts administrator and arts instructor from Southwest Detroit, and she'll be exhibiting her works here at the Ferndale Library in June! Dalia has been working in the arts sector for more than fifteen years, but she's been passionate about drawing and illustration since elementary school. We talk to Reyes about the positive ways in which a work of art can serve its audience, primarily by restoring and refreshing our auras. We also talk about the value of the social interactions that come with visiting galleries, (and she has lots of experience working in the gallery world). While we're at it, we should also talk about the importance of putting value ON a piece of art! <a href="http://daliareyes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://daliareyes.com/</a> Reyes has worked in arts and culture-based non-profit organizations ranging from local galleries, arts fellowship organizations, and museums. Her work is cosmic, meditative and focuses on a metaphysical curiosity as well as surreal imagery.  In this episode, you'll hear us discussing two books that Reyes brought with her:  Mati &amp; the Music and Tiger Flower

A Little Too Quiet: Dalia Reyes

“Tiendo a la melancolía” dice la escritora coahuilense Dalia Reyes (Saltillo 16 feb 1968), escritora, periodista, y docente mexicana. Entre sus publicaciones tiene Ordenando el Caos (Editorial Dolores Quintanilla, 2011) con prólogo de Armando Fuentes Aguirre “Catón”, un divertido de análisis semiótico de la realidad social cotidiana; El sol no lo sabe todavía (Gob Estado de Coahuila, 1995), un cuadernillo de narrativa; Impacto del discurso docente en la práctica social del lenguaje en alumnos de secundaria, un libro académico sobre discurso docente; y próximamente El libro prohibido para enseñar español. Ganó el Premio Rosario Castellanos en ensayo con un reportaje que cambió la vida de una mujer que había sido acusada de un delito que no había cometido. Es doctoranda en la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León y tiene un doctorado en Filosofía.

Episodio 67: Tomando café - Dalia Reyes

Nos acompañan DALIA REYES (Directora) y ALEJANDRO GUZMAN (Director), egresados del Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica CCC para platicarnos de sus respectivas películas: BAÑO DE VIDA y DISTANCIAS CORTAS que además de múltiples festivales, tuvimos la oportunidad de ver en el pasado Festival Internacional de Cine de Guadalajara en su edición 31

CinemaNET No.756 - Alejandro Guzmán y Dalia Reyes nos platican de sus películas: Distancias Cortas y Baño de vida