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Last week our newest exhibition, “Celebrating a Vision: #ArtAndDisability" opened, post-security, in Terminal 3. One of our featured artists is Mirian Munguia. In her home country of Honduras, Munguia worked as a laundress and was instantly attracted to tapestries, quilting, and weaving when she joined @creativityexplored in 2013. Munguia is a dedicated artist, meditatively sewing together baskets, assembling complex figurative tapestries, or embroidering quilts with lyrical, meandering lines.
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