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Wine Becomes Art Exhibition: Brian Talley Discusses the Mano Tinta Project

March 3, 2019 |2:00 pm to 5:00 pm PST

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“Generations” by Marsha Rebstock, 2011

The Fund for Vineyard and Farm Workers was established in 2004 by Brian and Johnine Talley to provide grants to organizations that assist San Luis Obispo County agricultural workers and their families. Mano Tinta wine is the key fundraising effort for the Fund for Vineyard and Farm Workers. Mano Tinta (“Red Hand” in Spanish) was chosen to signify the pride and commitment of farm workers to their craft. All of the grapes, materials, and services used to make Mano Tinta wines are donated and all of the profit benefits the Fund for Vineyard and Farm Workers. The artwork on the label is selected through an annual revolving artist competition.

Join us on Sunday, March 3 for a discussion by Brian Talley on the Mano Tinta project and sample the Mano Tinta wines.

The Wine History Project presents Wine Becomes Art, in San Luis Obispo County, an exhibit featuring original works and art etchings on wine bottles. This exhibit includes original works by James-Paul Brown, Yuroz, Gary Conway, Candice Norcross, Colleen Gnos, Michael Masicampo, and artists of the Mano Tinta Project. The exhibit runs March 1 to April 14, 2019.

Details

Date:
March 3, 2019
Time:
2:00 pm to 5:00 pm PST
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Venue

San Luis Obispo Museum of Art
1010 Broad Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 United States
Phone
805) 543-8562
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Organizer

Wine History Project
Phone
(805) 439-4647
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