De La Vega Art Gallery, a bilingual contemporary art space, is deeply rooted in expressive arts, Latin American cultural dialogue, and community engagement. Located in Tucson, Arizona, this fine art venue creates experiences through art exhibitions where contemporary art serves as a catalyst for healing and self-expression.
Why We Exist
A Place to Belong
A Place to Belong
De La Vega Art Gallery is dedicated to cultivating meaningful human and cultural connections through contemporary and expressive arts, featuring art exhibitions that engage in cultural dialogue rooted in the diverse landscapes of the Southwest and Latin American artistic traditions, showcasing fine art in its many forms.
Where We're Going
A Place to Belong
Where We're Going
At De La Vega Art Gallery, we strive to bridge cultures, disciplines, and generations through art exhibitions that inspire reflection, emotional connection, creativity, and social impact within the local community.
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Meet the artists, educators, and visionaries shaping us
Mariana De La Vega
Melisa (Meli) Espericueta
Mariana De La Vega
As the Founder/Director of De La Vega Art Gallery, Mariana has spent more than two decades creating opportunities for artists to exhibit, learn, collaborate, and share their stories with the community. Her work has helped establish the gallery as a welcoming destination where creativity, culture, and connection thrive.
Mariana's work has b
As the Founder/Director of De La Vega Art Gallery, Mariana has spent more than two decades creating opportunities for artists to exhibit, learn, collaborate, and share their stories with the community. Her work has helped establish the gallery as a welcoming destination where creativity, culture, and connection thrive.
Mariana's work has been recognized through grants from the Arizona Commission on the Arts and the Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona, along with honors including the 2025–2026 Arts Hero designation, the OZEA Award for Service & Social Impact, the OZEA Image Award, and the Peace Hero Award.
Karyn Holyk
Melisa (Meli) Espericueta
Mariana De La Vega
Karyn Holyk is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and arts advocate whose work reflects a deep appreciation for creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of visual storytelling.
As Artist and Curator at De La Vega Art Gallery, Karyn works closely with artists to develop meaningful exhibitions that celebrate artistic excelle
Karyn Holyk is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and arts advocate whose work reflects a deep appreciation for creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of visual storytelling.
As Artist and Curator at De La Vega Art Gallery, Karyn works closely with artists to develop meaningful exhibitions that celebrate artistic excellence while creating engaging experiences for the community. She believes every exhibition is an opportunity to spark conversation, inspire curiosity, and connect people through the universal language of art.
Melissa is a photographer, marketing professional, and creative advocate who has been part of De La Vega Art Gallery for the past eight years. With the mentorship of Mariana de La Vega, she developed her artistic voice and presented two successful exhibitions featuring landscape photography from Arizona and Canada. In addition to photogra
Melissa is a photographer, marketing professional, and creative advocate who has been part of De La Vega Art Gallery for the past eight years. With the mentorship of Mariana de La Vega, she developed her artistic voice and presented two successful exhibitions featuring landscape photography from Arizona and Canada. In addition to photography, Melissa supports artists and exhibitions through promotion, fine-art printing, and creative production.
As a Hispanic woman who once struggled with confidence and forming new connections, she understands the transformative power of welcoming artistic spaces. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for nature, human connection, and the ability of art to help people find their voice.
Gwyn Robbins
Louisa Collins
Mary Anderson
A recent alumnus of the University of Arizona with a bachelor’s degree in Art History, Gwyn has been working towards a career in art registration and curation. Their focus of study was the art of the American Southwest and Mexico, which aligns perfectly with the mission of the delavega art gallery to promote fine art and highlight diverse art exhibitions.
Mary Anderson
Louisa Collins
Mary Anderson
Mary E. Anderson, a retired secondary science teacher with an M.S. in Environmental Studies and certification as a Master Naturalist, has always had a deep appreciation for nature and the arts, thanks to her upbringing in New York City. During the COVID pandemic, she began to explore tapestry mosaics, expressing her passion for nature thr
Mary E. Anderson, a retired secondary science teacher with an M.S. in Environmental Studies and certification as a Master Naturalist, has always had a deep appreciation for nature and the arts, thanks to her upbringing in New York City. During the COVID pandemic, she began to explore tapestry mosaics, expressing her passion for nature through her artwork. Her pieces, which have the potential to be showcased in fine art exhibitions, reflect her dedication to environmental themes. Additionally, Mary hopes to feature her work in local venues like the Delavega Art Gallery.
Louisa Collins
Louisa Collins
Louisa Collins
Louisa is a current student at the University of Arizona studying Music, Visual Design, and Arts Administration. Her artistic involvements include playing the cello, professional/creative photography, and drawing
Her involvement with De La Vega Art Gallery has included assistance in marketing, curation, and administrative organization.
De La Vega Art Gallery, a bilingual contemporary art space, is deeply rooted in expressive arts, Latin American cultural dialogue, and community engagement. Located in Tucson, Arizona, this fine art venue creates experiences through art exhibitions where contemporary art serves as a catalyst for healing, self-expression, connection, and cultural exchange.
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