Irma Reed-Castellanos
Born in Mexico, and moved to the USA in 2000.
Dedicated to share the traditions of the Mexican Culture and
recognized as an active promoter by the Mexican Government-
Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores.
“ Cultural-Art ” is created to share the traditions of the Mexican Culture in Educational, Cultural and Artistical environments.
In each presentation she gives a detailed explanation and historical facts that sustains the value of icons exposed.
She creates all the elements for her displays and expositions , focusing in Catrinas and Masks made of paper maché.
Her pieces are unique being made only one of each one.
Over the last 6 years she has participated in public celebrations and presented lectures about:
“ Celebration of Life” Altar de Dia de Muertos -Day of the Death
“ The meaning behind tradition” Sugar Skulls- Catrinas and Masks.
Her background includes:
Representation of the Mexican delegation in Brasil, Norway, New Zealand , USA for CISV.
Special Education Teaching . SEP
Guest speaker at University of Mexico UNAM
Guest speaker at Central Florida University
Degrees in Marketing and Communications. ITESM
Business product manager for German and American corporations
Member of Saint Augustine Art Association

