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The 38th annual art exhibition dedicated to Leo D. Stillwell, an active artist from San Francisco who passed away in 1948, has opened at the Fine Arts Gallery, where San Francisco State University student artists displayed their work. The exhibition features art from students in the ART 619: Exhibition Design course taught by lecturer faculty Kevin Chen. 

“You don't have to be an art studio major. You can submit up to two works for consideration by your peers for inclusion in the show. We had 196 submissions and the classes serve as the jurors,” Chen said. “They selected 95 pieces out of 196 for display.” 

One of the artists, Carmen Perez-Guzman, created two pieces. One of which is an assemblage piece that has a chair with a book on it, a vase with pink roses and two scarves representing an indigenous woman from her tribe, the Mazahua tribe found in Michoacan in central southern Mexico. The other is a print etching that represents her culture from Mexico. 

 “I recently have been doing a lot of research into the tribe, like this morning, to know where I come from,” Perez-Guzman said.

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