The stunning photography of Vic Consaga
SummaryThe Guam Museum Foundation is proud to highlight the stunning photography of Vic Consaga, now on display in our office for this quarter. His work
Summary
The Guam Museum Foundation is proud to highlight the stunning photography of Vic Consaga, now on display in our office for this quarter. His work beautifully captures the textures, landscapes, and stories of our island, offering visitors a moment of reflection and inspiration.
The stunning photography of Vic Consaga
The Guam Museum Foundation is proud to highlight the stunning photography of Vic Consaga, now on display in our office for this quarter. His work beautifully captures the textures, landscapes, and stories of our island, offering visitors a moment of reflection and inspiration.
All featured pieces are available for purchase, with a portion of proceeds to benefit the Foundation. If you are interested in purchasing, please contact the artist directly at victorconsaga@gmail.com.
Our Featured Artist initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to support and uplift Guam’s creative community. Each quarter, we open our space to showcase a new local artist — providing visibility, connection, and an opportunity to share their work with the public.
If you’re a local artist interested in having your work featured in an upcoming quarter (March-June), we’d love to hear from you! Please contact us at info@guammuseumfoundation.org or more information on how to participate.
Si Yu’os Ma’ase to all the artists who continue to shape and reflect our island’s story through their craft.
All featured pieces are available for purchase, with a portion of proceeds to benefit the Foundation. If you are interested in purchasing, please contact the artist directly at victorconsaga@gmail.com.
Our Featured Artist initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to support and uplift Guam’s creative community. Each quarter, we open our space to showcase a new local artist — providing visibility, connection, and an opportunity to share their work with the public.
If you’re a local artist interested in having your work featured in an upcoming quarter (March-June), we’d love to hear from you! Please contact us at info@guammuseumfoundation.org or more information on how to participate.
Si Yu’os Ma’ase to all the artists who continue to shape and reflect our island’s story through their craft.
If you enjoy the work the Guam Museum is doing, consider making a donation to the Guam Museum.
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