A conversation with Professor Juan Martínez Ph.d. and Gallerist Ramón Cernuda
Saturday, November 11, 2017
4:00pm
To reserve your seat now,
call Clariza Prieto
(305) 461-1050 (or)
email: [email protected]
A conversation with Professor Juan Martínez Ph.d. and Gallerist Ramón Cernuda
Saturday, November 11, 2017
4:00pm
To reserve your seat now,
call Clariza Prieto
(305) 461-1050 (or)
email: [email protected]
Cernuda Arte Presents
Three Exhibitions
Stars of 20th Century Cuban Modernism
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José Mijares (1921-2004)
A Retrospective
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In the Library: Flora Fong (b.1949)
Opening Reception
First Friday,
November 3, 2017
7-10 p.m.
TRANSLATING REALITY
Exhibiting works by Pedro Ruiz, Santiago Uribe-Holguin, Carol Young, Armando Castro, Juan Carlos Rivero-Cintra, Mario Arroyave, Luis Carlos Tovar and Teresa Currea.
Art must be a translation not an imitation. Finding a balance between holding up a mirror to what we see around us and enticing us to look at those things with fresh eyes is how art can develop a connection, even a bond, between the artistic vision and the viewer. Over time, works that have the ability to consistently engage us in dialogue, that spark personal or collective memory, or that challenge us to think or see differently are artworks that can enrich our daily lives and survive the test of time.
At ARTBO this year Beatriz Esguerra Art will present 8 Colombian artists whose works, whether through drawing, painting, photography or sculpture, have the rare ability to translate our world rather than replicate it. Armando Castro uses watercolors to create balanced compositions on durable material like MDF and cardboard while Teresa Currea presents delicate and three-dimensional cutout drawings in acrylic boxes. Pedro Ruiz and Juan Carlos Rivero-Cintra, both established painters, discuss the issue of displacements in vastly different manners as each is motivated by very distinct personal realities, one Colombian, the other Cuban. Santiago Uribe-Holguín, primarily known for his abstract work consisting of earthly materials, shows similar abstractions of oil on paper that are now focused on transparencies. Mario Arroyave constructs and manipulates his photographs to demonstrate the passing of time in a sole image, while Luis Carlos Tovar analyzes issues of migrations and memory through black and white photography and a video installation composed of said photographs. Carol Young, known for her ceramic work, presents an installation that references the blank page, that history which is yet to be written, as well as the wordless memories whose textures are forms waiting to be read, classified, and understood.
WHEN
Thursday, November 2, 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm (Preview Party)
Friday, November 3, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday, November 4, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday, November 5, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
WHERE
Winnetka Community House
620 Lincoln Ave.
Winnetka IL 60093
(847) 446-0537
Denenberg Fine Arts announces the opening of TAL VEZ,” (MAYBE), an exhibition of MARTA PALAU’S powerful, colorful mixed media collages of 1976. The show’s title is taken from one of the artist-poet’s poems. Palau was born in 1934 in Spain, moving to Mexico in 1940. She studied art in Mexico City, at San Diego State University, and at the workshop of Grau Garrica, Barcelona, Spain.
She has had many solo exhibitions in Mexico City and Los Angeles, and has won many prizes. This exhibition features Palau’s personal visual comments on oppression and fascism, executed in 1975, the year of Franco’s death. Her insights are relevant to our increasingly polarized religious, cultural, and ideological circumstances. One of her powerful sculptures is currently on view in the Hammer Museum’s exhibition, “Radical Women.”
MARTA PALAU: TAL VEZ (MAYBE) is part of the Participating Gallery Program of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, a far-reaching and ambitious exploration of Latin American and Latino art in dialogue with Los Angeles, taking place from September 2017 through January 2018 at more than 70 cultural institutions across Southern California. Pacific Standard Time is an initiative of the Getty.
OPENING : SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2017 3 to 5 PM
EXHIBITION: OCTOBER 18–28, 2017
HOURS: WEDNESDAY — SATURDAY 11—5 [AND BY APPOINTMENT]
The American Art Fair celebrates its 10th year from November 12–15, 2017 at the Bohemian National Hall, 321 East 73rd Street, New York City. Inaugurated in 2008, The American Art Fair is now the only one that focuses on American 19th and 20th century works and features hundreds of landscapes, portraits, still lifes, studies, and sculpture exhibited by 17 premier specialists
Questroyal Fine Art participating at the 21st Boston International Fine Art Show
http://www.fineartboston.com
Dick Mason is widely known as the Santa Fe artist who painted vivid juxtapositions of Dalmatians set within southwestern landscapes. At the height of his career, his work—both original and in print—was a common sighting in Santa Fe, enjoyed by collectors and visitors alike. While Mason is fondly remembered for his beloved dog “Spot” in countless paintings, his surrealist landscapes, interior scenes, and architectural studies still captivate with nostalgia and wonder. In all of his work, he was reaching for something beyond the visual — exploring the artistic concepts of illusion, imagination, and concrete forms.
The gallery is pleased to offer more than two dozen works from Mason’s estate, including some of his famous Dalmation paintings, as well other works demonstrating his range of interests and skill. Collectively, the paintings offer a glimpse into Mason’s creative vision — a world of ambiguity, beauty, and illusion. We hope you can come by the gallery to enjoy Dick Mason: Revisiting a Santa Fe Treasure, a collection of acrylic and watercolor paintings on display from October 6th – 13th.
Guarisco Gallery participating at the San Francisco Fall Art & Antiques Fair October 25th-29th.
Learn more: http://www.sffas.org
For this exhibition, the artist invokes the annual Los Diablos de Yare festival of his home country of Venezuela by creating a stunning collection of eight hand-crafted masks. Each unique mask was sculpted using repurposed materialswhile remaining faithful to the festival’s tradition. The artist has also created a series of stunning photographs of the masks against a backdrop of iconic Los Angeles landmarks. These provocative and compellingimages incorporate the joys and challenges of the contemporary human spirit. Don’t miss the opening Oct 21st which will include a live performance ofthe traditional Los Diablos de Yare dance.
Opening Saturday Oct 21, 7:30 – 10PM
Special Performance 8:30 PM
Timothy Yarger Fine Art is a Participating Gallery with Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, Latin American & Latino Art in LA
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