Mexico City. “The artisans are very important because thanks to them we continue to be very Mexican,” said Santiago Emilio Vázquez Ramírez, eight years old, who asked his parents to take him to the former presidential residence of Los Pinos, to the activities of ‘Original: Mexican Textile Art Meeting’.
The crafts, said the little boy, seem “very pretty,” especially because of the colors and shapes, but he denied that it is an activity that he would like to do when he grows up, because it is “something that seems very boring to me” and “they get paid for it.” very badly”.
The Saturday day, which concludes this Sunday, was dedicated to boys and girls, who were offered various activities under the Original Escuincles program, made up of exhibitions, installations, artistic activities and workshops, including embroidery, natural dyes, jewelry in feather art and lacquered jicaritas, which this Sunday will take place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Children have a central role in the fourth edition of this meeting organized by the Federal Ministry of Culture. What is missing is the exhibition and sale of handmade toys. With the exception of some modules with felt animals, such as that of Yolanda López Juárez, from San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, and the famous Lele dolls, available at the stand of Juana Pérez Pascual, from Amealco de Bonfil, Querétaro, the The bulk of the offer is made up of women’s clothing, textiles, embroidery and accessories, such as necklaces, earrings and bracelets.
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Q: What key opportunities do you think the Mexican Textile Art Meeting provides for both artisans and attendees to connect and share their passion for textile arts?
1. Introduction of the guests:
Q: Can you please introduce yourselves and provide a brief overview of your role in the Mexican Textile Art Meeting?
Role of Santiagot Emilio Vazquez Ramirez: Santiagot Emilio Vazquez Ramirez is an 8-year-old attendee of the Mexican Textile Art Meeting whose parents brought him to the former presidential residence of Los Pinos for the event.
Role of the Federal Ministry of Culture: The Federal Ministry of Culture is responsible for organizing and overseeing the Mexican Textile Art Meeting, which aims to promote and preserve traditional Mexican art forms, particularly textile arts.
2. Significance of the Craftsmen:
Q: In your opinion, what makes Mexican textile art so unique and special?
Role of Santiago Emilio Vazquez Ramirez: Santiago believes that the colors, shapes, and overall beauty of the textiles make them stand out as truly Mexican.
Role of the Federal Ministry of Culture: The Ministry emphasizes the importance of preserving these traditional arts as a way of maintaining Mexican culture and identity.
3. Children’s Participation:
Q: Can you tell us more about the activities offered for children at the event and how they contribute to the learning experience?
Role of Santiago Emilio Vazquez Ramirez: Santiago participated in various artistic activities and workshops, including embroidery and jewelry-making, during his visit to the event. He believes that it’s important for kids to learn about their cultural heritage through hands-on experiences like these.
Role of the Federal Ministry of Culture: The Ministry designed the Original Escuincles program specifically for children, offering them interactive activities to engage with different aspects of Mexican textile arts. The intention is to introduce young people to these crafts in an enjoyable and educational way, hoping to inspire future generations to continue this important aspect of Mexican culture.
4. Challenges and Opportunities:
Q: What kinds of challenges do you think artisans face today in maintaining and promoting their craft?
Role of Santiago Emilio Vazquez Ramirez: Santiago initially believed that textile art was boring, suggesting that finances may be a significant challenge for contemporary artisans
