Call for applications

Fain 2021

05 April - 06 July 2021

Fain Feria

Guadalajara, Mexico

Deadline: 06 July 2021

Fain 2021.

Fain es una feria de arte que nace con el objetivo de establecer una conexión entre la gente y los artistas de una manera totalmente distinta a la que estábamos acostumbrados a vivir.
Es un evento que promueve la accesibilidad y democratización en la escena del arte a través de la exposición de artistas emergentes o carentes de representación.

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