Over 1,000 Entries Received for Contest Depicting Latino Culture In Central Texas WHAT: Forty student winners of the Young Americanos photography contest, which encouraged local youth to photograph their interpretation of Latino culture in Central Texas, will be awarded over $7,500 in cash scholarships and prizes for their winning photos. Over 200 guests, including the winners and their families, will be joined by special guests at a reception convened in their honor. Also, the winning photographs will be on public display at the Mexic-Arte Museum from May 18 through June 22. WHEN: Saturday, May 18, 2002 2:00 p.m. WHERE: Mexic-Arte Museum 419 Congress Avenue Austin WHO: Over 200 guests, including 40 proud student winners and their families Jose Montemayor, Texas Insurance Commissioner Sylvia Orozco, Mexic-Arte Museum Executive Director John Hageman, Farmers Insurance State Director Magdalena Zavala, award-winning photographer Other special VIP guests WHY: The Young Americanos photography competition is being sponsored locally by Farmers Insurance and the Mexic-Arte Museum. Young Americanos was developed by Farmers Insurance as an adjunct program to the Smithsonian Institution's Americanos: Latino Life in the United States traveling photography exhibition which is currently on exhibit at the Mexic-Arte Museum. Additional details of the Young Americanos program can be found at http://www.youngamericanos.net/ . CONTACT: Norma J. Almazan, +1-512-480-9373, or Luis Sahagun, +1-323-691-6300. MAKE YOUR OPINION COUNT Click Here http://tbutton.prnewswire.com/prn/11690X11467456
PRNewswire -- May 16
SOURCE: Farmers Insurance; Mexic-Arte Museum
Website: http://www.youngamericanos.net/