Jul. 11, 2026
'Papers' collects Bernie Diaz's assemblage and collage work in Georgetown
This summer, artist/educator Bernie Diaz will present the exhibition Papers at Georgetown Art Center. It’ll feature many of his paper-based works, including assemblages and collages he’s worked on over the past several years. “Papers is a body of... Read more.
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