Open doors always draw the eye; you never know what you will see. Peering through doorway of the Biblioteca de la Fundación Bustamante Vasconcelos, never disappoints. Across the courtyard, seasonal book sculptures can often be seen. Currently, celebrating July’s Guelaguetza, a Tehuana’s bookish hand holds her jicapextle aloft.
Last October, with Día de Muertos coming up, a calavera was a book work in progress, with William Shakespeare playing a bit part.
Guelaguetza 2017 brought a danzante from the Danza de la Pluma — his neck braced by the blue and rather appropriate book, “El Tesoro de Monte Albán.”
There have also been Christmas trees and crosses, so stay tuned. And, if you are in town, stop by the Biblioteca de la Fundación Bustamante Vasconcelos at Labastida 117 (across from the plazuela) — even if there isn’t a book sculpture, there are usually artisans set up in the entrance, and there is always the library to check out, says this librarian.
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Sooo interesting! Thanks.
I’m looking forward to seeing what they come up with next. 😉