Dec 9
Caixa Cultural Avenida Almirante Barroso 25 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
We are honored to announce the opening of the exhibit of the work of Gustavo Acosta at the Caixa Culltural.
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Dec 9
Nov 16
VIEWING TIMES
Nov 15 1pm – 5pm
Nov 16 10am – 5pm
Nov 17 1pm – 5pm
Nov 18 10am – 5pm
Nov 19 10am – 12pm
AUCTION TIMES
Nov 19 7:00 PM Lots 1 – 74
Nov 20 10:00 AM Lot 80 – 253
Link: E-catalogue
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Nov 15
The Americas Collection is proud to exhibit of the latest works of Liliam Cuenca.
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Nov 15
ArtSpace Virginia Miller Galleries
“The Silent Shout” is the first exhibition outside Cuba featuring these groups of artists from different generations, including three artists being shown in Greater Miami for the first time. This exhibition provides an overview of these nine important abstract artists from Cuba, as well as a glimpse into that nation’s historically significant “10 Pintores Concretos” and “Los Once” groups.
One of the curators of Pinturas del Silencio—José Angel Vincench—is an artist whose work is included in The Silent Shout as well as being one of its three curators. Other artists whose paintings are included in The Silent Shout are Hugo Consuegra, Sandú Darié, Carlos García, Luis Enrique López, Raúl Martínez, Pedro de Oraá, José Rosabal, and Loló Soldevilla.
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Nov 13
The Snite Museum of Art on the University of Notre Dame has just added to its permanent collection two drawings by Sarmiento: the diptych “Through the Eyes of Desire”.
“The interest in theatrical images and spaces found throughout Latin American art of the last hundred years emerges in his work in a renewed way… Figurative painter of consummate skill, Sarmiento explores complex emotional states…” - Ricardo Pau-Llosa Fragment from the essay: Yearning & Desire. Recent works on paper.
Link:>>Eduardo Sarmiento Web Page
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Nov 10
Waltman Ortega’s White Room
Waltman Ortega Fine Art gallery presents “Hybrid”, a solo exhibition of recent works by Jorge Enrique (USA/b. Cuba).
Tearing down the veil of the urban culture is Jorge Enrique’s leitmotiv. The Cuban-American artist resembles the contrasted city which has been inspiring him for over a decade – Miami – a true gateway of the Americas. For him, it is all about capturing the urban tension and then rendering his own recomposed vision. Considering himself a multimedia artist, he often blurs the lines between painting, sculpture, print-making and photography.
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Nov 10
This first book of Cuban American artist Ofill Echevarria (La Habana, 1972) is presented in collaboration with Un-Gyve Limited. Debuting as a member of Grupo Arte Calle in 1988, a graduate of la Academia San Alejandro, Ofill Echevarria has since exhibited his work in galleries and museums internationally. He lives and works in New York City, the urban reality of which is vividly depicted in “El Mundo de los Vivos” book and touring exhibition.
Unveiled in Mexico City with the support of Galeria Alfredo Ginocchio and the exhibit “Momentum,” the work has now launched in the United States with the coinciding solo exhibition “The Real World,” new large scale oil paintings from Ofill and a selection of his moving pictures, at the Carriage House Center for the Arts, sponsored by the Cuban Cultural Center and the Gabarron Foundation, New York City.
The 125 page clothbound hardcover with text contributed by Carol Damian, Emilio Garcia Montiel and Alejandro Robles, translated by Marilu Menendez is now available for purchase online.
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Oct 26
Group Show with the following artists participating:
Nelson Alvarez, Tony Chirino, Margarita Fresco Crespo, Guillermo Llorente, Renelio Marin, Alexis Mendoza, Mario Petrirena, Jesus Rivera, Juana Valdez, and Raul Villareal.
Opening Reception December 6th from 6-9pm
Boricua College Art Gallery
Oct 26
The jury, whose members included Tev Logar (president), Chema de Francisco, Sally Tallant and Dusica Kirjakovic, awarded the Grand Prize of the 30th Biennial of Graphic Arts to Cuban artist María Elena González for her work The Tree Talk Series.
María Elena González (1957), born in Havana, Cuba, lives and works in New York and Basel, Switzerland. “Best known for sculptural installations that are architecturally as well as personally informed, one of González’s most recent series, Tree Talk, was inspired by her encounter with a fallen birch tree in the woods of the summer artist colony the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine.
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