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.

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“ 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

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 “ 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.

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Special Education Teaching . SEP

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Guest speaker at  University of Mexico UNAM

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Guest speaker at  Central Florida University

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Degrees in Marketing and Communications. ITESM

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Business product manager for German and American corporations

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Member of  Saint Augustine Art Association 

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