Carta Blanca
Origin and Etymology of carte blanche, French, literally, blank document.
Permission to do something in any way you choose to do it.
Complete freedom to act as one wishes or thinks best.
By using the term Carta Blanca, we believe there is more than one way to tell a story, and it is our mandate to provide a venue for narrative of all forms; from sculpture to performance, to photo essay and graphics, featuring the work in which intuition is the dominant.
Included Artists:
Eugenio Castro, Valerie Guillard, Gonzalo Hidalgo, Leila Mansur, Victor Navarrete, Jhovany Rodriguez and Shulka.
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Origin and Etymology of carte blanche, French, literally, blank document.
Permission to do something in any way you choose to do it.
Complete freedom to act as one wishes or thinks best.
By using the term Carta Blanca, we believe there is more than one way to tell a story, and it is our mandate to provide a venue for narrative of all forms; from sculpture to performance, to photo essay and graphics, featuring the work in which intuition is the dominant.
Included Artists:
Eugenio Castro, Valerie Guillard, Gonzalo Hidalgo, Leila Mansur, Victor Navarrete, Jhovany Rodriguez and Shulka.
facebook.com/cartablancaartshow
Carta Blanca
Origin and Etymology of carte blanche, French, literally, blank document.
Permission to do something in any way you choose to do it.
Complete freedom to act as one wishes or thinks best.
By using the term Carta Blanca, we believe there is more than one way to tell a story, and it is our mandate to provide a venue for narrative of all forms; from sculpture to performance, to photo essay and graphics, featuring the work in which intuition is the dominant.
Included Artists:
Eugenio Castro, Valerie Guillard, Gonzalo Hidalgo, Leila Mansur, Victor Navarrete, Jhovany Rodriguez and Shulka.
facebook.com/cartablancaartshow
read more
Origin and Etymology of carte blanche, French, literally, blank document.
Permission to do something in any way you choose to do it.
Complete freedom to act as one wishes or thinks best.
By using the term Carta Blanca, we believe there is more than one way to tell a story, and it is our mandate to provide a venue for narrative of all forms; from sculpture to performance, to photo essay and graphics, featuring the work in which intuition is the dominant.
Included Artists:
Eugenio Castro, Valerie Guillard, Gonzalo Hidalgo, Leila Mansur, Victor Navarrete, Jhovany Rodriguez and Shulka.
facebook.com/cartablancaartshow
show less
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2118 Union Street, San Francisco, CA 94123
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