<h3>A National Juried Exhibition at the Attleboro Arts Museum</h3>
I am very honored to have been selected by the jury to participate in the exhibition See the Light at <span style="color: #ff6600;"><strong>the Attleboro Arts Museum in Massachusetts.</strong></span> The work that was selected is a pen and ink drawing, which is part of a series of work that reflect the integration of the figures and the environment in order to build a new space where light and shadow are the main characters. Among the female figures that I frequently use we would find known characters in the oral history of certain parts of the island of Puerto Rico where I grew up. Long before people heard about the famous “Chupacabras”, I heard in my childhood years of the Pichu-Pichu, “El Kikirimiau” “El Cara-Diablo” (The Devil Face), “El Vampiro de Moca” (The Vampire of Moca) and many other fanciful beings. Many of these characters were battling in my mind to somehow take a shape. To me, these fanciful creatures roam my subconscious and dreams where they have intertwined with my own thoughts. The drawing that is exhibiting now at the museum is <strong>The Race of the Kikirimiau</strong>.
I wish I had been able to attend the reception and share with the rest of the artists that are exhibiting there too.

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<h2>-Pablo Montes</h2>
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