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Los Angeles Times
Enrique Martínez Celaya paints L.A. Opera curtain
L.A. Opera unveiled a new stage curtain created by artist Enrique Martínez Celaya, replacing the traditional design for its upcoming season. The 70-foot-wide curtain features minimalist imagery of children holding a caged bird and a fish tank, symbolizing themes of childhood and containment. The artwork, inspired by concepts of growing up and transition, will be revealed during the curtain rise, with a dynamic movement facilitating the experience. The project reflects a collaboration that began a decade ago, aiming to incorporate public art into the opera house with a piece that stands independently of specific operatic imagery.
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