Arte 2007
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Schedule of Events

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Performance

Gulf Coast Museum of Art

Frida: I Will Never Forget You
November 11, 2007 2:00-3:00pm
An original drama by actor and playwright Nan Colton created an original drama especially for the Gulf Coast Museum of Art.
www.gulfcoastmuseum.org

Ruth Eckerd Hall

Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
Nov. 9 8:00pm
The world-renowned Ballet Folklorico de Mexico returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall with a dazzling spectacle of Mexican folk dances. Extravaganty costumes, exhuberant music and brilliant dancing make this a fiesta for your senses.
www.rutheckerdhall.com

Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center

RiverWalk Area behind the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
ARTE 2007 on the Riverwalk

Nov 3, 2007 11:00-3:00pm

Meet FoodNetwork Celebrity Chef Ingrid Hoffmann (11:30-12:30) when she joins the Arte 2007 festivites and shows Tampa how to make food, Simply Delicioso! Food demonstration and sampling. (limited seating)
Javier Garcia – (1:00-3:00pm) Miami performer Garcia brings the diverse fusion of musical styles with tastes of rock, hip-hop, ska, calypso, funk and tropical rhythms to Tampa.
Chidren’s Marionette Show (12:30) Children’s craft workshop 1:00pm. Salsa lessons (12:30pm) and more…

www.tbpac.org

From ages 1 to 100, this is event is sure to be Fun for all ages! Bring your friends, your kids, your Grandmas and Grandpas and enjoy the ARTE Riverwalk EXTRAVAGANZA! FREE EVENT

Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center

Ferguson Hall
Belo

Nov. 16 8:00pm
Belo, pop-roots-reggae musician and winner of the Radio France award in 2006 for best new artist. A performance of catchy music and lyrics, Belo’s positive message for Haiti and Haitians to stop violence and work together has gained immense popularity.
www.tbpac.org

Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center

Ferguson Hall
Caetano Veloso

Nov 23 8:00pm
Grammy Award®-winning Caetano Veloso remains musically modern, but undeniably Brazilian. Incorporating elements of rock, reggae, fado, tango, samba canao, baiao and rap, Veloso "is one of the greatest songwriters of the century … a singer whose voice radiates tenderness and supple swing … a musician who connects to traditional music, pop and jazz from all over." – The New York Times.

Latin Explosion With Tito Puente Jr.

Tito Puente Jr., vocalist & percussionist
Add a little spice to your life with a zesty blend of pop, jazz and Latin rhythms as Tito Puente Jr. salutes his father’s extraordinary legacy as “The King of the Timbales”... all in a night of salsa, merengue and mambo, together with such Puente classics as Cayuco, Oye Como Va, Ran Kan Kan, Complicacion and more.

Thu, Nov 15, 8 pm - Ferguson Hall - Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
Sat, Nov 17, 8 pm - Mahaffey Theater - At the Progress Energy Center
Sun, Nov 18, 7:30 pm - Ruth Eckerd Hall - Clearwater

Tickets: $21 - $56
Students: $10

TICH Hispanic American Inter Cultural Workshop and Hillsborough County School District

Nov 3 10:00am-7:00pm
”Celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of Hispanic Countries. This festival includes food, music, dance, cultural performances, book fair,arts, contests, Hispanic Countries Exhibit, and more.
Leto High School (Manhattan Ave & Sligh Ave)
Free Event

University of Tampa

Scarfone/Hartley Gallery
Shaping the World We Share: Art, Music & Dance

Nov. 9 Reception 7:00pm Performance 8:00pm / Nov 10. 2:00pm performance w/ panel discussion
This multi-disciplinary performance will feature artwork by three distinctive artists, choreography and performances by UT dancers and alumni, and music recorded by UT music faculty. Artists will explore and address how identification with Latin heritage and themes flavors their work.
www.ut.edu/visitors/scarfone-hartley-gallery.cfm

Visual

Art After Dark with Starbucks at the Tampa Museum of Art

Fiesta de Arte
Friday, November 16, 8 - 11 p.m.
Featuring the following artists from Arte Latino de Tampa: Pilar Perez, Carlos A. Camargo, Gustavo Briceño Cruz, and Juan Carlos Santana
Live music by Somos Musica and complimentary light hors d'oeuvres, cash bar

The Arts Center

The Work of Luis Jimenez
Thru Nov. 18
An exhibit a profoundly Chicano aesthetic and sensibility, one that is informed by Mexican and Mexican American traditions, North American popular culture, Chicano cultural icons, and images and themes unique to the Southwest. His graphic works, much like his monumental fiberglass sculptures, are brash, dynamic, flashy, and sensual, a mixture of popular rasquachismo and superb craftsmanship.
www.theartscenter.org

Bleu Acier

Claudia Scalise - Petit Fours
Nov. 9 thru Dec 22
Nov. 9, 6-10pm - Opening Reception & Dance Performance/Elsa Valbuena

Miami based Scalise paints the people she knows and the things that she collects. The small scale of a large part of this series makes one think about the Mexican Milagros tradition. Milagros, which means magical, are small religious charms that help bring about well-being and equilibrium in the lives of those who use them for prayer and to the lives of those who are prayed for. (813) 272-9746

City of Tampa Public Art

Kaleidoscope: “Heritage of Color”
Nov 5. - Official unveiling with Mayor Pam Iorio 2:00pm
Artists Guillermo Portieles and Edgar Sanchez Cumbas chose leaders of the past and landmarks of significance to adorn their mural in Hugh MacFarlane Park on the corner of MacDill Avenue and Spruce Street in West Tampa. The mural will be dedicated by Mayor Pam Iorio at 2pm Nov 5 and was commissioned by the City of Tampa Public Art Program in celebration of the Arte 2007 celebration.
www.tampagov.net/artprograms

Florida Aquarium

Nov. 1 - 17
The works of Reyna Castano, Antonio Carreno, Guillermo Portieles and Gus Ocamposilva are on display in the Taylor Great Room at The Florida Aquarium. www.flaquarium.org and click on the banner for Arté.

Florida Craftsmen

A New Conucopia – Una Nueva Cornucopia
Thru Nov. 9
A new exhibition featuring work by Spanish Speaking Artists’ on the role of food in the craft, art and culture of the Spanish community. A New Cornucopia brings together 12 contemporary artists from 8 countries working in a range of media including textiles, ceramics and paper.

Thanksgiving Con Sabor
Nov. 8 6:00 - 9:00pm
The community is invited to come to the gallery, view the exhibition and enjoy the flavors of Hispanic food prepared by De Santo Latin American Bistro. Two hundred copies of Havana Salsa, signed by the author will be available free to event guests.

www.floridacraftsmen.net

Florida Museum of Photographic Arts

3 Exhibits celebrate the magic of Cuba.
Thru Nov. 10

CUBA: The works of Clyde Butcher and Maria Martinez-Canas / Life in Cub – Exhibition/
Cuba Particular – “Private Cuba”- The Photography of David Audet

Saturday, November 3, 2007-FREE FAMILY DAY! www.fmopa.org

Gallery Flight 19

“Identity in Process”
Oct. 26 thru Nov 17 Public Reception Nov. 9
A collaborative of 16 contemporary artists aligned behind the universal concept of identity. By means of sculpture, painting, photography, graphic, installation, drawing and performance art the artists strive to create a dialogue between the work and the observer that challenges normal Latin American conceptions. In effect, creating the exhibition’s own identity. Featuring work by William Sosa, Giovanni Bosch, Gustavo Briceño, Carlos Camargo, Pilar Perez, Guillermo Portieles, Maria Emilia, Edgar Sanchez-Cumbas, Carlos Manuel Soto, Alex Espalter- Torres , Cosme Herrera, Monica Naugle, Laszlo Horvath, Tomas Marais, Carlos Cardenas, Alejandro Mendoza, Florencio Gelabert and more.

Gallery Flight. 19 is located at Tampa Union Station (rear brick building)
601 Nebraska Ave.
Sat & Sun 12:00 noon -5:00pm or by appointment
Public Reception Nov. 9 7:00pm-11:00pm
Free Admission
 

Gulf Coast Museum of Art

Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray
Thru Jan 26
Exhibition of photographic images of Frida Kahlo and her life through the lens of famed photographer Nickolas Muray, also her lover.
www.gulfcoastmuseum.org

Hillsborough Community College

The Works of Maria Chiriboga
Ybor Campus Art Gallery

Nov 8 thru Dec. 8
Master artist of polychrome religious icons from Quito, Ecuador unveils the many of the 400-year old techniques used to continue the centuries old tradition of devotional art. Her carved, painted wooden sculptures are referred to as a definitive representation of the traditional art from Equador and are in the permanent collections at the Vatican, Opus Dei of Rome, Opus Dei of Ecuador, University of San Francisco de Quito and that of Prince Philip of Spain.
www.hccfl.edu

Museum of Fine Art St. Petersburg

Poetry of the Commonplace: A Selection of Latin American Photographs
Thru Jan. 6
Photographers transform the everyday into meditative and compelling imagery. Various Latin American photographers exemplify this mode of vision, as in the great 20th century Mexican photographer Manuel Alvarez Bravo and others such as, Manuel Carillo, Mariana Yampolsky and Graciela Iturbide. This exhibit highlights the burgeoning collection of work by Latin America photographers in the Museum of Fine Arts extensive photography collection, one of the finest in the Southeast.
www.fine-arts.org

Polk Museum

Carlos Luna: Personal Histories
Thru November 25, 2007
Carlos Luna’s paintings and works on paper exhibit the beauty, anger, sorrow, passion and hope shared by many people in Cuba.

Works by Artists of Cuban Ancestry from the Permanent Collection
Thru November 25, 2007
A fine collection of works by artists of Cuban ancestry, both those living still living in Cuba and those living in or born in the United States. Works by Luisa Basnuevo, Jose Bedia, Mario Bencomo, Humberto Calzada, Arturo Rodriguez, and the other artists in the exhibition demonstrate the variety of styles, themes and interests of Cuban and Cuban-American art produced in recent decades.

www.polkmuseumofart.org

Salvador Dali Museum

Dali in Focus – Exhibit
Thru Jan. 20, 2008
Encounter Dalí in depth in a selection of paintings from the Museum's permanent collection displayed with a focus on the hidden details. The exhibit will showcase various periods from his early 1900s to 1980s and seven works will receive a closer examination for Dalí's particular blend of personal interpretation. Assisted by dynamic visual aids and illustrated panels, the paintings will be interpreted section-by-section to analyze the dreams, desires and memories that inspired the work.
www.salvadordalimuseum.org

Tampa Artist Emporium

A conduit for talented Artists and admirers of fine art, November spotlights Latin Heritage and influence. Including artists… Robert Caamano , Nancy Rodriguez, Paul Maichael Tabio, Daniel Goncalves, Arnold Martinez and Rozanna Colon. Meet the artists, discussion and reception.
www.tampaartistemporium.com

Tampa Museum of Art

Latino Voices from the Permanent Collection
Thru December 16
This survey exhibition from the museum’s permanent collection will feature works of art from a variety of media and cultures. The diversity and richness of the artworks and “voices” in this exhibition represent all the Latin American communities that are transforming the United States at large. The exhibition reflects the cultural heritages of residents who make up part of Tampa’s ethnic mix.

Frida Kahlo: Images of an Icon
Thru – December 16
The exhibition features approximately 60 photographic portraits of the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo taken throughout her life. Beginning with childhood and ending with an image of Kahlo on her deathbed, these portraits bring into focus the painter, the patient, the wife, the daughter, the lover, and the friend. Featured images by such modern masters of photography include those taken by Edward Weston, Imogen Cunningham, Lucienne Bloch, Florence Arquin, and Manuel Alvarez Bravo, as well as leading photojournalists Giselle Freund, Bernard Silberstein, and Fritz Henle, as well as Kahlo’s relatives, lovers, and friends, including Guillermo Kahlo, Nickolas Muray, and Lola Alvarez Bravo. The exhibition is organized by Throckmorton Fine Art, New York.

www.tampamuseum.com

USF Contemporary Art Museum

Homing Devices Exhibition
Oct 25 thru Dec 15
Homing Devices is a group exhibition that considers the way contemporary Latin American and Caribbean sculptors-who may live and work anywhere in the world-approach the idea of home in context of increasing globalization, mobility, exile and migration in the Americas. By including works that are accented but not defined or delimited by cultural, geographical, and national boundaries, the exhibition considers the vital question of how art and artists preserve their identity within a global landscape. Artists include: Abel Barroso (Cuba); Maria Fernanda Cardoso (Colombia, living in Sydney, Australia); Tiago de Carneiro Cunha, (Brazil); Enrique Chagoya (USA); Edouard Duval-Carrié (Haitai, lives in Miami); Iran do Espiritu Santo (Brazil);José Manuel Fors (Cuba); Lázaro Saavedra (Cuba); Carlos Garaicoa (Cuba); Luis Gómez (Cuba); Kcho (Cuba); Los Carpinteros (Cuba); Luis o Miguel, (Cuba); Jorge Macchi (Argentina); Marepe (Brazil); Cildo Meireles (Brazil); Betasbée Romero (Mexico); Tomás Saraceno (Argentina. living in Berlin); and Adriana Varejão (Brazil). The exhibition will be organized to travel and is a significant component to the Tampa Bay area’s 2007 Arte Festival, which celebrates the variety of cultures from Latin American and the Caribbean.
www.arts.usf.edu - Free Event

University of South Florida / College of Visual & Performing Arts FAH 290

Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Artist in Residence, lecture
Oct 25- 7:00pm
A Yale University graduate with a Masters Degree in Sculpture and Installtion, she is well known for her conventional use of materials and use of animals as inspiration. Cardoso exhibits widely in major museums and galleries in the US, Latin America and Europe.
www.arts.usf.edu - Free Event

USF Contemporary Art Museum

Homing Devices - Exhibition Reception
Oct 26 7:00pm - Free Event

Marshall Center Ballroom
Symposium hosted in conjunction with Homing Devices Exhibition

Oct 26- 10:00am - Free Event
Symposium hosted in conjunction with Homing Devices Exhibition, featuring curators Noel Smith and Corina Matamoros, as well as Nestor Garcia Canclini and artist Edouard Duval Carrie.

www.arts.usf.edu

University of South Florida

Prodigy Youth Arts Program Discover Latin – American Arts Through Haitian Eyes!
School of Social Work/ Jim Walters Partnership Center

Nov 2 thru 17 – Opening Reception Nov. 3 University Mall (Mall Hours)
Haitian international students at the University of South Florida have teamed with local students ages 7-17, to create visual art depicting the Latin American and Caribbean influence in their families, neighborhoods and communities. The exhibit of 30-40 pieces of paintings, drawings, and multi-media designs will depict Caribbean and Latin American life as it is reflected in both day to day and spiritual life

Visual Edge Studio

Art in Motion Celebration
Nov 9 & 10
A celebration that incorporates the magic of color with the expression of the body in motion where creativity brings life to art. A two-part event featuring a workshop in body painting and a celebration including a fashion show, body painting, awards, live music, vendors, DJ, and dancing.
Call (813) 454-2636 to register.

www.bpves.bodyprinting.net

West Tampa Library

Dr. Ferdie Pacheco – Scenes from Tampa
Nov 8 6:30-8:00pm
Tampa native, Dr. Ferdie Pacheco is a noted author, sports commentator, doctor and artist. He is a gifted storyteller as evidenced by his paintings, which tell stories about life in Tampa in a most vibrant and colorful way. A series of his paintings depicting scenes from historic Tampa will be on display for this evening. His permanently installed Public Art Commission of paintings of historic West Tampa greets visitors inside the entrance to the West Tampa Public Library. Dr. Pacheco will also be available at the event to sign copies of his books.

Westshore Alliance Public Art

Nov 16-30
Opening Reception Nov. 16 11:00am-2:00pm

Meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments
The Westshore Alliance Public Art Committee and the Hispanic Alliance of Tampa Bay Cultural Committee present an exhibition of the original works of 22 Hispanic and Latino artists that were finalists for the Hispanic Alliance 2008 calendar competition.
For more details, call 813-289-5488 or visit http://www.choosewestshore.com/events.php

Ybor Cigar Plus

Favio Castan: From Havana to Tampa without a Ticket
Thru Oct & Nov
(813) 516-3731

Music

Conga Caliente

Nov. 11 11:00am-6:00pm
The rhythm is hot in Tampa. The Conga beats lead us into the fourth annual celebration of Conga Caliente at Al Lopez Park. This is a free admission, family-oriented event which invites participants to experience Tampa’s Latin culture through a plethora of performances, artistic displays, children’s activites, domino tournamemts, food & drink, and more… Acts include… Cuban singer and composer, Miles Pena, Columbian singer Jerry Galante, Puerto Rican singer Kevin Ceballo and from New York the return of Boyz del Barrio formally the Barrio Boyzz and other special guest. For more information, please contact Maritza Astorquiza, Coda Sound, 813-353-8151
www.codasoundusa.com

Downtown Live After Five

Latin Vibes on Franklin Street
Nov. 9 5:00-8:30
Downtowns coolest way to start the weekend gets spicy and throws us a Latin twist. Come celebrate downtown Live after Five and do so much more…. Bleu Acier Opening Event presents the work of Claudia Scalise, Flight 19 Gallery Opening “Identity in Process” and more… Featuring live Latin music by Point 6...Proceeds benefit USF Latino Scholarship. Point 6 continues at Fly Bar & Restaurant starting at 10:00pm
www.tampasdowntown.com

The Palladium Theater at St. Petersburg College

"The Latin side of Jazz" with Conrad Herwig, Giovanni Hidalgo, and Robby Ameen
Friday, Nov. 3, 7:30 pm
Latin jazz featuring Giovanni Hidalgo, the Puerto Rican conga master, along with trombonist Conrad Herwig, a veteran of the Buddy Rich Orchestra and Mario Bauza’s Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra. Drummer Robbie Ameen, has recorded with Paul Simon and played with Reuben Blades. He is known for his unique Afro-Cuban style.
www.mypalladium.org

Salvador Dali Museum

Dalí Music from the Outside pt. 1 – Brian Ransom Ceramic Instrument Ensemble Concert
Concert Friday, November 2nd 8:00 pm
The first of two Dalí strange & beautiful music evenings, featuring the other worldly improvisations of Brian Ransom Ensemble.
www.salvadordalimuseum.org

Salvador Dali Museum

Dalí Music from the Outside pt. 2 – Concert
Friday, November 16th at 8:00 pm
The second of two Dalí strange & beautiful music evenings, pairing two remarkable Tampa Bay Area ensembles. This evening combines the remarkable Musty Butlers with the local cellist-led ensemble Kelp.

Salvador Dali Museum

Wine & Song X - Poetry and Wine Tasting Series
Tuesday, November 13. 6:00 – 8:00 pm
The latest in the popular series of wine tastings promoting the understanding and appreciation of Spanish culture. Pre-paid Admission required. Seating is limited to 75 guests. Purchase tickets by going to http://salvadordalimuseum.org/events/calendar.html scroll to November 13th or call 1.866.440.7880.

University of South Florida / College of Visual & Performing Arts / Theater 1

USF Monday Night Jazz Series presents Marcos Cavalcante-Brazilian Jazz Guitarist
Oct 29 8:00pm
www.arts.usf.edu or call (813) 974-2323 for tickets.

University of South Florida / College of Visual & Performing Arts Theater 1

The Latin side of jazz!
Nov 5 8:00pm
The Center for Jazz Composition presentst Conrad Herwig. Joining Conrad and the USF Jazz Surge for an evening of popular rhythms and searing brass are the famed Puerto Rican conguero,Giovanni Hidalgo, and Afro-Cuban drum stylist Robby Ameen - noted for his involvement with artists from Paul Simon to Dizzy Gillespie.
Call (813) 974-4285 or visit http://centerforjazzcomp.arts.usf.edu.

University of South Florida / College of Visual & Performing Arts FAH 101

Magic Songs: Spanish and Latin American Music for Piano by Pau Casan
Nov. 9, 2007 8:00pm
Pau Casan studied piano with Carme Agustí in the Academia Marshall, with María Drets, and finished his degree in the Conservatori Superior Municipal de Música de Barcelona. He has been the rehearsal accompanist for numerous choruses, including the Cor Madrigal and the Cor de Cambra del Palau de la Musica with which he prepared Brahms’s Requiem with Salvador Mas and Mozart’s Requiem with Robert King. And is part of a well established Duo with soprano Patricia Caicedo, with who he has recorded a CD of Latin American Art Song and has featured in many radio and TV broadcasts like RNE clásica in Spain and CityTV in Bogota.
www.arts.usf.edu - Free Event

University of South Florida / College of Visual & Performing Arts FAH 101

To my Native City: Recital of Latin American & Spanish Art Songs by Patricia Caicedo, Soprano & Pau Casan, pianist
Nov. 11, 2007 4:00pm
Colombian Soprano Patricia Caicedo is an international concert and recording artist and the leading interpreter of the Latin American and Spanish Art Song. Singing in Spanish, Portuguese, Quechua and Catalan she draws listeners into the world of beauty, poetry, and warmth that is the Latin American Art Song – a world that continues to thrive because of her determination to ensure its future. www.arts.usf.edu Call box office at (813) 974-2323 to purchase tickets.

Film

Eckerd College

“Blame it on Fidel”
Miller Auditorium

Nov. 9 7:00pm
This critically-acclaimed first feature film by Julie Gavras, daughter of left-wing political filmmaker Costa-Gavras, chronicles the upheavals in the life of a Spanish-French family as they become active in revolutionary changes both in Latin America and Europe.
www.eckerd.edu/film/international, or call 727-864-7979. FREE EVENT

"Un Mundo Maravillosa (A Wonderful World)"
Miller Auditorium

Nov. 16 7:00pm
A simple homeless man accidentally becomes the focus of politicians intent on proving the effectiveness of their policies for eradicating poverty. Celebrated longtime Mexican filmmaker Luis Estrada will be here to introduce and discuss his latest film "Un Mundo Maravillosa," a fairy tale about corruption and poverty in Mexico.www.eckerd.edu/film/international, or call 727-864-7979. FREE EVENT

Tampa Theatre

Madinusa
November 5 7:30pm
Presented in partnership with The Ybor Festival of the Moving Image http://www.yborfilmfestival.com
Modern-day urban values mix and clash with small-town life in MadeinUsa, Claudia Llosa's remarkable debut feature about a city stranger's encounter with an innocent beauty living in an isolated village in Peru's Cordillera Blanca mountain range, a region characterized by religious fervor.Modern-day urban values mix and clash with small-town life in Made in Usa. Not Rated/2006/1:40/In Spanish with English subtitles/drama
www.tampatheatre.org

University of South Florida / College of Visual & Performing Arts / Theatre 1

Looking at Jazz Film and Lecture Series – Latin Jazz
Oct. 28 4:00pm
Film and scholar led discussion on the origin, progress, and Latin Jazz in society today.
www.arts.usf.edu - Free Event

Salvador Dali Museum

Dalí & Beyond Film Series: Ruy Guerra’s Erendira
Thursday, November 1st at 6:00 pm
“A tantalizing blend of black comedy, eroticism and mysticism adapted from a novel by Gabriel García Márquez (Ruy Guerra, France/Mexico/Germany. Spanish with English subtitles, 1983, 103 min.; rated R)
www.salvadordalimuseum.org

Salvador Dali Museum

Dalí & Beyond Film Series: Fable of the Beautiful Pigeon Fancier
Thursday, November 15th at 6:00 pm
“Based on a fragment from his novel Love in the Time of Cholera, Fable of the Beautiful Pigeon Fancier was conceived and co-written by Nobel Prize winner Gabriel García Márquez and tells the story of Orestes, a wealthy factory owner who falls madly in love with a married pigeon breeder. (Ruy Guerra, Mexico/Spain, Spanish with English subtitles, 1988, 73 min.; rated R)
www.salvadordalimuseum.org

Miscellaneous

Cigar Heritage Festival

Centennial Park Ybor City
Nov 17 10:00am-6:00pm
Join the fun and ambiance of Ybor City for a day of activities celebrating the rich cigar heritage that once made Ybor City the “Cigar Capitol of the World.” www.Cigarheritagefestival.com

2007 National District Export Council Conference

The Great Debate: The Future of U.S. Trade
Nov 7 thru 9
This year’s conference will weave together a thought provoking series of interrelated debates and lectures that provide great insight into the complexities of conducting business through the world in a period of heightened uncertainty. Registration required.
www.decconference.com

Old Tampa Book Company

“A Celebration of the Americas in Print”
Nov. 3 - 14
Featuring a collection of books focusing on the history, fiction, art, and travel of Latin America, South America and Mexico. Unusual books include a leather bound facsimile of the original 1527 Cabeza de Vaca’s Historia en espanol De Las Indias Del Nuovo Mondo and a 1935 English tour guide to Mexico complete with hand-drawn map and numerous pictorial ads of the day. Books in both Spanish and English language literature.
www.oldtampabookcompany.com

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