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Naxieli Gómez grew up visiting her grandmother in a tiny Mexican village on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Now, she creates oil paintings that capture the vibrant textures and flavors of Mexican cuisine.
Aired: 02/25/20
Support for Arts In Context is provided by: The Kodosky Foundation.
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