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		<title>Domestic Violence Art Exhibit</title>
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<p><strong>The truth </strong></p>
<p>The Book, The Documentary, The paintings, The Play</p>
<p><strong>Art Exhibit By Art Guevara </strong></p>
<p>Santora for the Arts Building<br />
First Saturday of the month</p>
<p>(Politically Incorrect)<br />
<strong>Rueben Martinez Gallery</strong><br />
Presents</p>
<p><strong>Tres Maestros </strong></p>
<p>Art Guevara<br />
Emigdio Vásquez<br />
Abram Moya Jr.</p>
<p>Santa Ana California</p>
<p><strong>DV (Domestic Violence)</strong></p>
<p>The truth</p>
<p>The book, the documentary, the paintings, the play<br />
By<br />
Art Guevara<br />
Phyllis J. Crow<br />
Julianna Danson</p>
<p>Understanding and Preventing Domestic Violence<br />
Educational Documentary for Intermediate to High School<br />
Educational Documentary for College to University<br />
Educational Documentary before Matrimony</p>
<p>The truth, what is our understanding about the truth in domestic violence?<br />
&#8220;If I can reach the good part of every person and change the way they think, my work is done; but then I’ll insist until I see the change is complete.&#8221; <strong>Guevara</strong></p>
<p>Many times we ask ourselves this question why we are not honest when it comes to domestic violence, what’s the reason for not doing it.</p>
<p>LOVE?<br />
CO DEPENDANCY?<br />
SHAME?<br />
EMBARRASMENT?<br />
IGNORANCE?</p>
<p>Doesn’t matter what’s the reality that drive people to lie about the truth in domestic violence. The only truth is that domestic violence can’t be tolerated in our society anymore; the need of help is and will be a priority until we eradicate this chronic social behavior from our own homes and families.</p>
<p><strong>SAY NO TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE</strong><br />
Guevara</p>
<p>Mexican Artist<br />
<strong>Luis Arturo Guevara Vazquez</strong></p>
<p>Born in Mexico City 1950 the family moved to the State of Guanajuato at the small Village in Salvatierra. At the age of 8 Guevara suffered a car accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down, for over a year his parents carried him every day to the doctor for therapy and to get his two daily shots. They didn’t have enough money to buy a wheel chair for him, but they did have a lot of love for their son.</p>
<p>After spending all year long in bed the doctors told the family that he was never going to walk again. But Guevara was listening to his friends playing “Canicas” marbles outside his house but he was not wasting any time, he will get up and fall again and again until one day he was able to last more than a few seconds standing. And then the next day a little step and the next one step, that was without the doctor’s and parents knowledge they told Guevara not to try to get up under any circumstances in order not to hurt him self but some time the bruises will show and they knew I he was trying to get up.</p>
<p>Well he persisted until he was able to walk normally again, and in 1974 or 75 Guevara moved to California where he is pursuing his artistic career. Since then Guevara has donated many WHEEL chairs to poor children mainly to D.I.F. of Rosarito Beach Baja California Mexico .</p>
<p>Guevara’s Art has helped many organizations from Mexico to many States in the USA</p>
<p>Luís Arturo Guevara, Mexican Artist, Civil Rights Activist &#038; Realtor. One of the most active leaders in our community. Orange County , LA County and San Diego County . For the last 25 years Guevara, has been the Artist that has helped many Non-Profit organizations from San Francisco to Los Angeles , Orange County , Mexico .</p>
<p>Guevara a San Juan Capistrano resident since 1995 has dedicated most of his spare time to help families in need and has donated his time and art to many organizations. He has also helped to open and organize some of the following organizations:</p>
<p>President of the Capistrano Art Club<br />
Member of the Cross Creek Cowboys (Reenactment Group)<br />
TV and Radio Commentator helping people to resolve problems<br />
Member of the California Art Club (Impressionist) since 1996<br />
Member of the Fiesta Association<br />
Member of the board of directors of the Helping Hand of San Juan Capistrano<br />
Member of the board of directors of OCCTAC Children with special needs in Santa Ana , CA .</p>
<p>Guevara has organized International art exhibits since 1995 in San Juan Capistrano at the Historic Los Rios Street to help create more business for the City of San Juan . He has been working with the City of Rosarito Beach for the last 13 years helping and racing money for the poor families, batter woman and elderly people. True the government organization. D.I.F. He helped to open the first Therapeutic Center for children with especial needs in the same city. In February his Art Exhibit was to raise funds for the same organization, it was held at the Festival plaza Hotel.</p>
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