Celeste De Luna is a printmaker from the lower Rio Grande Valley of South Texas, whose work includes large-scale woodcuts and fabric installation. Her political subject matter is social commentary with a feminist sensibility. De Luna works with community in Brownsville, Texas as cofounder of the socially engaged arts collaborative Las Imaginistas.  Las Imaginistas are recipients of a 2017 Artplace America Creative Placemaking grant and 2018 A Blade of Grass Fellows.  Currently, De Luna is creating curriculum for a community printmaking collaborative, Taller de Permiso, (Permission Workshop,) and a  lecturer at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

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http://www.celestedeluna.com