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Pablo Calderon immigrated to the United States from El Salvador in his late thirties and joined Creativity Explored studio in 2002. Calderon prefers painting on a grand scale, combining saturated hues in broad strokes. He has expanded his subject matter to include different forms of transportation. Elegant, vivid depictions of bicycles and large, bird’s-eye views of trucks flattened out into map-like abstractions dominate this current interest in vehicles. See more art by Pablo Calderon and other artists from Creativity Explored in "Celebrating a Vision: ArtAndDisability", post-security, in Terminal 3. http://bit.ly/ArtAndDisability
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Celebrating a Vision: Art and Disability
This nonaviation exhibition was on display between March 2016 and December 2016 in the F-02 North Connector gallery, located in Terminal 3