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Series Of Circus Contortionists
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"Gilberto Ramirez, was invited to paint triptych mural panels at San Diego State University. Gilberto is one of the first Mexican Mural artists to create a mural in San Diego. Guillermo Aranda assisted him acquiring much needed mural work process experience. Approximately in 1997 Gilberto returns to San Diego to restore his mural at San Diego State University in Montuzuma center. He has as exhibition of his paintings of contortionists at the mural rededication, (hear Salvador Torres cassette Tape interview with Gilberto Ramirez in Salvador Torres collection.)" Salvador Torres
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