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A few weeks ago, Raspberry Island was looking a bit worse for wear, said Aaron Johnson-Ortiz, executive director of the Minnesota Latino Museum. And then the alebrijes showed up.

The term “alebrije,” which doesn’t mean anything, was reportedly invented by Mexico City artist Pedro Linares in the 1930s.

The authorities said the 14th edition of the monumental Alebrijes Parade, organized by the city’s culture ministry through the Museum of Popular Art (MAP), will depart from the Zocalo at noon on ...

“The creatures are called alebrijes (pronounced ah-leh-bree-hehs) and stem from Mexican folklore,” library spokeswoman Denise Raleigh said. The sculptures are part of the larger ...

Bringing elements of Mexican folk art and tradition to the exhibit, Marván will craft two monumental alebrijes, bright and colorful sculptures of fantastical creatures first introduced by Mexican ...

For the second year in a row, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston will present a family-friendly fall festival featuring alebrijes, the large-scale, colorful papier-mâché sculptures inspired by ...

But that changed last week when one of St. Paul’s best places to zone out welcomed a wonderfully psychedelic art exhibit named “Alebrijes: Keepers of the Island.” The dozen or so Mexican ...

The modern tradition of alebrijes originated in the 1930s with artist Pedro Linares, though the specific paper-craft style, called cartonería, has been practiced for centuries and is also ...