Davis is currently offering his latest traveling mixed media cultural exhibit, OAXACAN GOLD, to art centers and museums around the State of Texas and beyond. The purpose of this exhibition is to bring awareness to the stunning beauty, cultural depth and mystical nature of the great Mexican State of Oaxaca through an educational multi-media cultural experience of Davis’ photography, an exhibition of Grand Master Folk Artist's Jacobo and Maria Angeles (alebrijes), Carlomagno Pedro Martinez (black clay), Alejandro Vera (masks), Jose and Teresita Garcia Antonio (ceramics), Magdalena Pedro Martínez (black clay), and the 90 year old loom from the Mendoza Family (textiles), plus traditional dance, food and mezcal. The exhibition is currently available for hire for 2025-2027. Two pieces from this exhibition reside in the Art Museum of SouthEast Texas, two in the State of New Mexico Public Art Collection and three more reside in the Wittliff Collection alongside the works of Ansel Adams, Annie Leibowitz, Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Graciela Iturbide, Russell Lee, Edward Curtis and many more. For an exhibition and opening event prospectus and for more information on how to bring this cultural experience to your community, please contact us. This exhibition has been partially funded by the Texas Commission on the Arts, The National Arts Endowment, the Union Pacific Foundation, the Excelsior Foundation, the Broesche Family and others.
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