Nov 23
published in Exhibits - Miami
tags : 80's generation, Aluna Art Foundation, Contemporary Cuban Art, Cuba, cuban american art, Cuban American artist, Cuban Art, cuban artist, Cuban Culture, Gory, Rogelio Lopez Marin (Gory)
From November 21, 2015 to January 16, 2016
Opening Reception: November 21, 7:00pm
Curated by Aluna Curatorial Collective (Adriana Herrera y Willy Castellanos)
Aluna Art Foundation
1393 S.W. 1st. Street
Miami Fl. 33135
The notion that Art History is a theoretical and iconographic narrative where its construction – and deconstruction – can and should pass, given by the tension amongst the diverse modes of hegemony that captures its account, was vital for the conception of the exhibition by “Rogelio López Marín, “Gory”: Notes for a Retrospective”. As such, Aluna Curatorial Collective (Adriana Herrera y Willy Castellanos) makes a merited lengthy homage, to one of the pioneers of contemporary art in Cuba, owner of a vision that is as much personal as irreducible, and whose decisive contribution to art and photography – in the island and in the continent -, deserves to be re-dimensioned.
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Jul 22
published in Exhibits - Miami
tags : Contemporary Cuban Art, cuban american art, Cuban American artist, Cuban Art, cuban artist, Cuban Culture, Esteban Blanco, Gory, Juan Ruiz Gallery, Liliam Dominguez, Miami, Rafael Lopez Ramos, Ruben Torres Llorca
Thursday, 24 July, 2014 to Saturday, 20 September, 2014
Juan Ruiz Gallery
301 NW 28th Street
Miami, Florida 33127
Short Story includes eleven Miami-based artists curated by artist Rubén Torres Llorca. The name of the exhibition comes from the small format of all pieces in the show. Each piece has its own short story told by its respective artist.
The following artists are featured in Short Story:
Esteban Blanco
Pip Brant
Carol K. Brown
Randy Burman
Liliam Domínguez
Kathleen Hudspeth
Mary Larsen
Rogelio López-Marín
Rafael López-Ramos
Rubén Torres-Llorca
Lucy de la Vega
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Feb 14
published in Exhibits, Exhibits - Miami
tags : Carlos Estevez, Contemporary Cuban Art, cuban american art, Cuban American artist, Cuban Art, cuban artist, Gory, Gustavo Acosta, Miami, Ruben Torres Llorca
February 14-April 19, 2014
Pan American Art Projects
2450 NW 2nd Avenue
Miami, FL 33127
Pan American Art Projects is very pleased to announce our next exhibition, Made in Miami. Since the insertion of Art Basel Miami Beach in 2002 the city has become a hub for contemporary art, resulting in a huge influx of artists and galleries here in the past ten years. This interest in art has also extended to the creation of several new institutions such as the Frost Museum at the Florida International University, and more recently the Perez Art Museum Miami.
The artists in this exhibition are Gustavo Acosta, Edouard Duval-Carrié, Carlos Estévez and Carolina Sardi; they all call Miami home and have been based in the city through its evolution into a cultural hub. They all came to Miami from abroad (Carolina Sardi from Argentina, Gustavo Acosta and Carlos Estevez from Cuba and Edouard Duval Carrie from Haiti) and had already reached international acclaim before settling here which is a testament to the draw that Miami has with its rich cultural panorama.
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Dec 10
published in Exhibits, Exhibits - Miami
tags : 80's generation, art, Carlos Estevez, Contemporary Cuban Art, Cuba, cuban american art, Cuban Art, cuban artist, Cuban Avante Garde, Cuban Culture, Gory, Gustavo Acosta, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Miami
December 10, 2011 – February 4, 2011
Opening reception Saturday, December 10 2-9 pm
PanAmerican ArtProjects
2450 NW 2nd Avenue
Miami, FL 33127
telephone 305.573.2400
Featuring the work of:
Gustavo Acosta, Gory, Carlos Estevez, Luis Cruz Azaceta and others
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Sep 8
published in Exhibits
tags : 80's generation, art, Contemporary Cuban Art, Cuba, cuban american art, Cuban American artist, Cuban Art, cuban artist, Cuban Culture, Farside Gallery, Gory, Miami
September 21 – October 28, 2011
Opening Reception: Saturday, September 24
Farside Gallery
1305 SW 87th Avenue,
Miami, FL 33174
by appointment 305-264-3355
Rogelio López Marín (Gory) was born in Havana, Cuba and he lives and works in Miami, FL. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from the National School of Art in Havana. He took a Photographic and Graphic Design course under the tutorial of the Cuban artist Raúl Martínez and has a Master of Art History from the University of Havana.
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This exhibition contains over twenty important photographic works by Gory for the period between 1985 and 1994. The work displayed encompasses a series with a marked conceptualist interest with texts by Michael Ende (It’s Only Water in a Stranger’s Tear) and poems by his wife Lucia Ballester and includes more orthodox photographs, with a marked conceptual closeness to documentary photography. All the works are linked by the same toned gelatin silver print technique that gives them a formal unity accentuated by the artist’s unique vision.
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Feb 27
published in Articles
tags : 80's generation, Chelsea Gallery, cuban american art, Cuban Art, Cuban Avante Garde, Cuban Culture, Design district, Gory, Instituto Superior De Arte, Irina Leyva-Perez, ISA, Miami, New York City, Rogelio Lopez Marin, Rubin Museum Of Art, San Alejandro Art Academy
By Irina Leyva-Pérez
On April 8, the Design District’s Chelsea Gallery opened the show “A Small Retrospective” with works by Cuban photographer Rogelio López Marín (1953), known as Gory. Gory’s work in photography since the 1980s situates him among the most important Cuban artists of his generation. This period of great intensity in Cuban visual arts has been dubbed by critics as the “Cuban Renaissance,” being a kind of flowering of art after a somber decade.
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Jan 12
published in Articles
tags : art, Carlos Estevez, Cuba, Cuban Art, Cuban Avante Garde, Cuban Culture, Gory, Instituto Superior De Arte, ISA, Miami, New York City, Pan American Art Projects, Rubin Museum Of Art, San Alejandro Art Academy
The mystery of migrations is the title of Carlos Estévez’s new solo exhibition of paintings. As the title indicates, Carlos is exploring the process of migrations, philosophically, existentially and physically.
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