Local Latina artist to host solo art exhibit in Phoenix
Phoenix artist La Jefa celebrates culture through painting
Local artist Kathryn Sesma will open her new exhibit Friday, Nov. 3 at Luna Culture Lab in Phoenix.
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The work of ‘La Jefa’ uses Día de los Muertos and Mexican culture influence as subject matter.
(Photo provided by Mack Media Relations)
Phoenix artist Kathryn Sesma, better known as La Jefa, is launching her inaugural solo art exhibition, "La Vida Es Un Carnival,” which translates to “Life is a Party.”
The show will take place at Luna Culture Lab, a multicultural art gallery, event space and research facility in downtown Phoenix at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3.
"La Vida Es Un Carnival” will take gallery goers through a kaleidoscope of colors and perspectives that define La Jefa’s artistic world. With an art journey spanning 14 years, and an emergence during the pandemic, La Jefa’s art uses Día de los Muertos and Mexican culture influence as subject matter through the vibrant realm of mixed media paintings adorned with glitter.
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Local Latina artist to host solo art exhibit in Phoenix
Phoenix artist La Jefa celebrates culture through painting
(Photo provided by Mack Media Relations)
Local artist Kathryn Sesma will open her new exhibit Friday, Nov. 3 at Luna Culture Lab in Phoenix.
(Photo provided by Mack Media Relations)
The work of ‘La Jefa’ uses Día de los Muertos and Mexican culture influence as subject matter.
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What: “La Vida Es Un Carnival” exhibit opening
When: 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3
Where: Luna Culture Lab, 803 E. Washington St., Phoenix
About Kathryn Sesma
Kathryn Sesma ‘La Jefa’ was born and raised in Arizona, growing up in the heart of Phoenix where she currently resides. La Jefa first remembers finding an interest in art at the young age of 4. An alumna of St. Mary’s Catholic High School and the University of Arizona, La Jefa credits the deepening of her artistic knowledge to her time at Pima Community College in Tucson. Through her love for baseball, La Jefa has also created pieces for major league baseball players around the league.
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Phoenix artist Kathryn Sesma, better known as La Jefa, is launching her inaugural solo art exhibition, "La Vida Es Un Carnival,” which translates to “Life is a Party.”
The show will take place at Luna Culture Lab, a multicultural art gallery, event space and research facility in downtown Phoenix at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3.
"La Vida Es Un Carnival” will take gallery goers through a kaleidoscope of colors and perspectives that define La Jefa’s artistic world. With an art journey spanning 14 years, and an emergence during the pandemic, La Jefa’s art uses Día de los Muertos and Mexican culture influence as subject matter through the vibrant realm of mixed media paintings adorned with glitter.
“I’ve been dreaming of this solo show and every detail of it for as long as I can remember,” La Jefa shared in a press release. “I’m absolutely thrilled to share my work and really, a part of myself with show goers. I hope that with this show, viewers will be able to see the world through my lens-full of color, glitter, and life.”
La Jefa's art has been featured in galleries across the Valley in Scottsdale and Phoenix and the artistic Barrio Logan neighborhood in San Diego, California.
The work of ‘La Jefa’ uses Día de los Muertos and Mexican culture influence as subject matter.
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