Annie Lopez is a storyteller. Informed by family history, remedies, and lived experiences as both a Mexican-American and fourth-generation Phoenician, her stories are told with text, images and her signature cyanotype prints.

Join us for a virtual conversation with the artist and UAMA Director Olivia Miller as they discuss Lopez’s work on view in the UAMA exhibition Annie Lopez: Origin Story.

With questions about access or to request any disability-related accommodations for Virtual Art Trivia Happy Hour such as ASL interpreting, or closed-captioning, etc., please contact Myriam Sandoval at msandoval1@arizona.edu or 520-626-2087.

Photograph by Ben Rains
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