Arte Coyoacano Gallery, Village of the Arts Bradenton Fl.

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Gallery Hours :: Wednesday - Saturday 11 to 4 pm

Inspiration comes from any and all interactions that happen with and around him. This is all encompassing; life, people, animals, love, romance, intimacy, beauty, dance, music, celebration. As Hessam says, “Basically everything that makes me feel good is what I strive to deliver to others with my work.”

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Alfredo Garcia left his home country to expand his knowledge and awareness of the outside, changing world. Following the great influence of the ancient history that surrounded him as a child, his quest to excel as an artist took him to EUA. Like all artists, Alfredo works convey a unique view of the world, colored by his individual beliefs and experiences. Alfredo is deeply optimistic -- he believes strongly in the goodness of people and this world, which is reflected in not only his art, but in his personal values.

We are located in the Village of the Arts, Bradenton Florida

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Alfredo Garcia left his home country to expand his knowledge and awareness of the outside, changing world. Following the great influence of the ancient history that surrounded him as a child, his quest to excel as an artist took him to EUA. Like all artists, Alfredo works convey a unique view of the world, colored by his individual beliefs and experiences. Alfredo is deeply optimistic -- he believes strongly in the goodness of people and this world, which is reflected in not only his art, but in his personal values. What is the meaning of Coyoacan? Coyoacán is a municipality of Mexico City and the former village that is now the borough's "historic center". The name comes from Nahuatl and most likely means "place of coyotes", when the Aztecs named a pre-Hispanic village on the southern shore of Lake Texcoco that was dominated by the Tepanec people.