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Tania GuerreraTania Guerrera -Art Peace and Revolution!
From The Rastafari Expression,A regular column by Kaya I IsesaJah, Sep 14, 2005 
When I first found this Artiste, I fell in love with cultural works. She is to I a next Black Heart Sistren, and her work exhibits feelings I have long had. Sis Guerrera no doubt has had meditative feelings being from a natural multiracial 'Race'...as she mentions, she has natural Arawak roots, as most Puerto Ricans have as well as her African Root, again naturally. I too, have meditated over I own Roots an how being from a kulcha where multiracial persons can come up confused, and spend their whole lives trying to see just where they fit in..Her "Somos Negros Hablamos Español y Qué?" (We are Black, We Speak Spanish, and What?)illustrates exactly how I feel, it is wonderfull to have this artwork to express I feelings. All of Sis Guerrera works are available on Art.com and Cafepress. Be sure to chek dem.
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Image of a woman in front of a mirror, original is made from a small acrylic painting, set on canvas board,framed by sticks found in my mother's backyard. The photographed image reproduces beautifully on the following items. Original artwork has been sold
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