24th Annual HCA Art Show Students of HCA took a Batik class with Judy. You can see the original post on the link here . Scroll to the bottom of the page in the link, to find the video. Video above can be seen on link!
This year of 2020, St. Joseph Church in Inalahan celebrates their 340th year since the founding of the church in 1680. To commemorate this event, artist Judy Flores created a painting for her parish of St. Joseph’s and produced a limited edition print to raise funds for the Jubilee celebration. The limited edition of 350 signed and numbered prints are now available at the St. Joseph’s Rectory Office for a donation of $100 each. Each print, measuring 37”x 17”, is accompanied by a signed and numbered Certificate of Authentication that tells the story of the parishioners featured in the print. Rectory Office hours are Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9am to 12pm and 1 to 5pm. For more information or to reserve prints, call the Office at 828-8102. Brian Leon Guerrero is the first to receive his prints. He is flanked by office staff Annie Herron (L) and Father Joseph Anore (R). Submitted by Judy Flores 777-3488
This was a presentation to our departing Consul General of Japan, Izumi Seki, from the Nikkei Association of Guam during a reception for her at Government House on January 27, 2020. She was instrumental in suggesting to Monica Guzman that the Museum should exhibit Judy’s art retrospective, Visualizing History- the Art of Judy Flores. The art is a print of the large entrance piece, Guinahan I Isla-ta (Riches Of Our Island) owned by Dr. Roger Kaneshiro. It was Consul-General Seki’s favorite piece.
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