Born in in the small town of Navolato, Sinaloa, Mexico she
discovered her passion for the arts and classical music early
in her life. Thus, inspired her to study theater, pottery, music
and painting. By the age of 15, a great painter Hermilio Soto
Miller became her teacher and mentor. It was then when
she was exposed to, and influenced by great artists such as
Vincent Van Gogh and Henri Matisse. Carmen moved to
Canada in 1989 where she began to explore Pre-Hispanic
folk art combining symbolism, poetry and color...

Born in in the small town of Navolato, Sinaloa, Mexico she
discovered her passion for the arts and classical music early
in her life. Thus, inspired her to study theater, pottery, music
and painting. By the age of 15, a great painter Hermilio Soto
Miller became her teacher and mentor. It was then when
she was exposed to, and influenced by great artists such as
Vincent Van Gogh and Henri Matisse. Carmen moved to
Canada in 1989 where she began to explore Pre-Hispanic
folk art combining symbolism, poetry and color...

Born in in the small town of Navolato, Sinaloa, Mexico she
discovered her passion for the arts and classical music early
in her life. Thus, inspired her to study theater, pottery, music
and painting. By the age of 15, a great painter Hermilio Soto
Miller became her teacher and mentor. It was then when
she was exposed to, and influenced by great artists such as
Vincent Van Gogh and Henri Matisse. Carmen moved to
Canada in 1989 where she began to explore Pre-Hispanic
folk art combining symbolism, poetry and color...

The Richmond Arts Coalition, with support from the
Richmond Art Gallery, operating funds from the City of
Richmond, and support from the BC Arts Council, is pleased
to present ArtRich 2021, our fourth bi-annual, juried
exhibition for local artists at the Richmond Art Gallery.

The exhibition will take place from December 3, 2021, to
January 2, 2022. And we have much to announce!

The Richmond Arts Coalition will hold our Annual General
Meeting remotely on Wednesday, May 5th, at 8pm, via Zoom.
Contact us at richmondartscoalition@gmail.com if you would
like a link to the Zoom webconference meeting.
Our members will receive the link via email.

We hope to see you there!