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The present collective exhibition, along with "Ojos que sienten," is one of two outdoors exhibitions that were part of the grand exhibition "Diálogo en la Oscuridad" -- an event designed for people with disabilities and where 10 Mexican artists displayed their recent sculptures, allowing the public to touch the pieces and offering the blind an opportunity to appreciate art through their hands. Artists included: Adriana Margáin, Ana María Montes de Oca, Carmen Lozano, Cristina Garza, Eugenia Belden, Gerardo Azcúnaga, Héctor Olivares, Mauricio Cortés, Miriam Medrez and Sergio Galán.
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