Wednesday, June 11, 5-7pm Bellas Artes, Hernandez Macias 75 free / gratuito Leonard Brooks was a Canadian artist known for his painting, collage and mural practice. After studying art in Canada and serving as a war artist during World War II, he moved to Mexico in 1947 with his wife Reva. They settled in San Miguel, where Brooks became a central figure in the local art scene. Inspired by Mexican culture and landscapes, he evolved from realism to abstract collage art. Brooks also taught art and music, enriching the community. His work bridges Canadian and Mexican artistic traditions, making him a key cultural link between the two countries. An exhibition of his work will be inaugurated at the Centro Cultural El Nigromante on June 11 and will run through until October 12.

Opening: Leonard Brooks Collage [] Bellas Artes
Bellas Artes, Hernandez Macias 75
Guanajuato
Mexico