This year marks the 400th anniversary of Miguel De Cervantes' infamous two-part novel 鈥淓l Quixote.鈥� It is considered by many to be the first modern novel, and its themes continue to resonate with today鈥檚 artists and thinkers.
To celebrate the anniversary, Triangle-based artist coordinated a 7-month long festival, 鈥淓l Quixote Festival,鈥� that gathers artists around the state to share works that reflect the character and spirit of Don Quixote.
Host Frank Stasio previews the festival with artistic director Rafael Osuba. He is also joined by artists and , whose work is featured in the " exhibit currently on view at thethrough January. The artists will be part of an artists鈥� roundtable at the Arts Council tomorrow at 7 p.m.
