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SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2008 Mapping Bodies, painting on papers and canvas, CS Gallery, North Miami, FL.

2006 America’s Items, painting on canvas & papers, Ninoska Huerta Gallery, 9/5/06

Your Country Needs You, performance outside Museum of Modern Art, D.R.

2004 Crossing Lines, Arizona state University Art Gallery, Phoenix, Arizona.

Emigrados, Ars Atelier Gallery, Union City, New Jersey.

Arte en Fuego, Ceramics, 1067 Gallery, Miami, Florida

Almost Figuratively Speaking, Naomi Silva Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia.

2003 Backbone, painting on canvas, DOT51 Gallery, Design District, Miami, Florida.

2002 The Walls, paintings on canvas and papers, Baxter Galleries, Miami, Florida.

Beyond the Peel II, work on paper, Radisson Hotel, Secaucus, New Jersey.

2001 Beyond the Peel, work on papers, Jadite Galleries, New York City, N.Y.

Fragments, work on papers, Books & Books Coral Gables, Florida.

The Dismembered Scream, Fraga Fine Arts, Miami, Florida.

Elegia, Recent Artwork, Olimpo Centro Cultural de Merida, Yucatan, Mexico.

Male ID, version 2, Installation at University of Miami, Florida

Male ID, Installation at Artemis Performance Network, Miami, Florida.

Coffeemakers, Frances Wolfson Gallery, MDCC, Miami, Florida.

1999 Recent Works, O&Y Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Studio Opening, recent works exhibition at Miami artist's studio.

Paintings and Drawings, Koubeck Center, University of Miami, Miami, Florida.

1992 Award Exhibition, Roberto Diago Events, Varadero Beach, Cuba.

1991 Drawings, Imago's Gallery, Havana, Cuba.

Drawings, Matanzas Gallery, Matanzas, Cuba.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2008 The Art Mexican Influence in Latin American Art, Colby’s Gallery, Chicago

Rhythms, Highlands Museum of the Arts, Sebring, Florida, October, 3rd.

Miami Dade College Art Collection, Freedom Tower Museum, Miami, Fl. 11/08

Café VIII, “The Journey of Cuban Artists”, Temple Univ. Gallery, Rome, Italy.10/8

2007 4 on Paper, Xinqo Art Gallery, North Miami, Florida.

Florida Refugee Conference Art Exhibition, InterContinental Hotel, Miami, Fl.

Group Show, Prinardi-USA, Palm Beach, Florida.

2006 25TH PARALLEL: Hispanic Convergence, Burger King & MDC, Miami,

40 Years of Collecting, Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus, Miami,10/10/06

Auction 06, Contemporary Latin American Art, MoLAA/ Oct.21-22 L.B. CA.

Artistas Cubanos al Auxilio, Biltmore Hotel, Coral Gables, Sept. 30,

2005 Café V, Edna Vihel Center for the Arts, Tempe, Arizona.

Growth Spurt, Edge Zones Contemporary, Wyndwood, Florida.

Hop on the Bus, 801 Projects/Art Basel, Miami, Florida.

Wet, Edges Zones, Windword, February, Miami, Florida

Beyond All of That, Edge Zones Contemporary, Wyndwood, Florida.

2004 Thunder in the Night, Atman Lab/ Art Basel, Miami, Florida.

Of/from Cuba: Art Exhibition, Nason House, New Mexico State University.

CAFÉ IV, Estrella Mountain College, Phoenix, Arizona.

De ida y vuelta, Centro Cultural Español, Coral Gables, Florida.

Contemporary Cuban Artist From Inside and Outside Cuba, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, Arizona.

YOVANI BAUTA

2003 Paper Cuts, Works on Paper, ARSATELIER Gallery, Union City, NJ.

Café III, Arizona State University Art Galleries, 9/23/03.

Salida de emergencia, Group show, El Palillero Gallery, Cadiz, Spain.

2002 Show for Art Basel, Group show, O & Y Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Unframed International, An ACRIA Benefit Art Sale, Sotheby’s New York, 11/22 & 23, 2002.

Pinturas Cubanas, Galerie EDITART, Geneva, Switzerland, Nov-8/Jan-14/03

Café, University of Colorado, Colorado Spring, October/02

Auction for Corpus Christi Church, Big Five of Miami, April/02

Purim Ball 2002, “Meet The Artist”, Group Show, Jewish Museum of Florida.

2001 Café, Augusta Gallery, Massachussetts.

Homenaje a Reynaldo Arenas, Blue Angel Gallery, Miami, Florida.

Instructors Show, InterAmerican Campus, MDCC; Miami, Florida.

En Mi Barrio No Se Esconde La Fe:A barrio to barrio tribute to Babalu Ayé,

Lab 6 Alternative Space, Miami, Florida.

Erosion, Una Orgia de Color, Maxoly.com Gallery, Miami, Florida.

Future Visions II, O&Y Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Arte Ocho Billboard Project, Little Havana, Miami, Florida.

Los Creyentes, Artemis Performance Network / Arte Ocho, Miami, Florida

1999 Contrasts on the Beach, Rose Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida.

Future Visions: Make It Happen Now, A. Martinez Gallery, C. Gables, Fl.

MAC 21, International Contemporary Art Fair, Malaga, Spain.

Cuban Artists Show, Le Locle Museum, Geneve, Switzerland.

1998 Art Group Show, O&Y Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Works on Paper, O&Y Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

1997 Tres de Coffee y Two de Sugar, Inter-American Gallery, MDCC, Miami, Fl.

Paintings, Drawings and Ceramics, Agora 4 Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Placeres Esteticos, Yamato Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Pequeño Formato, La Boheme Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Miami Art in the Gables, Arquideco Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida.

Paintings and Drawings Exhibition, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Mafre Guanarteme Foundation Canary Island, Spain.

Young Artists Exhibition, IV Biennial of Havana, Havana, Cuba.

COMISSIONS

2005 Cover of La mujer sin tetas, by Nicolas Abreu, Ed. El almendro.

2004 Cover of Swimmer Dreams by Michael Hettich, Turning Point, Cincinnati, OH.

2003 Cover of Un caracol en su camino, by M. Diaz Martinez, Ed. Hispano Cubana.

Design and painting of murals for hotel chains, including the Spanish Meliá.

1991 Design of a line of casual wear clothing and a fabric for MATEX brand, Cuba.

LECTURES

2008 Mapping Cuban Exile: Art and Revolution, University of Tampa, 11/06

2004 Through my Own Eyes, Arizona State University Art Gallery, Phoenix

A Going Over III Viernes Cultural Calle Ocho, University of Miami, Florida.

2003 Los cuerpos de la nacion, University of Cadiz, Spain.

2002 A Going Over II Viernes Cultural Calle Ocho, University of Miami, Florida.

2001 A Going Over Viernes Cultural Calle Ocho, University of Miami, Florida.

YOVANI BAUTA

1995 Introduction to my artwork, New School of Social Research, New York, NY, and at Cuban Research Institute, Florida International University, Miami, FL.

1994 Presentation on Cuban Art, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

PUBLISHED WORKS

2008 Am I Who I Am, works by Yovani Bauta, Ed. Blurb. October 2008.

Mapping Bodies, Recent artwork by Yovani Bauta, ed. Blurb, May 2008

Hispanic & Iberian Painters, Nuevos Rumbos, Publishing and Editorial, NY.10/08

2006 Baquiana, Interview, Revista Literaria, Anuario VII, 2005- 2006.

Wet II, Edge Zones, Hong Kong – Miami, Vol. 2.

Edge Zones Miami Extends its Border, NY ARTS magazine, September-October

2005 Wet, Edge Zones, Hong Kong - Miami, April 9-May 30

2004 The Miami New Times

2003 Architectural Digest, En Español, September 2003, 38, 39, 40 & 41.

2003 Yovani Bauta: un pintor de esencias, BuenHogar magazine, Julio 2003, 88 BH.

2003 Haz de incitaciones, Ed. Baquiana, 2003, 20 and cover.

2002 El Nuevo Herald, Artes Y Letras, Galeria Dominical, Sunday, June 9th, 2002.

2001 Contemporary Artists Dictionary, Ed. 3, 2001 year, 25, 56.

Art Dictionary- Art New Millennium, Vol 2, 1999-2000, October 1999, 25.

Revista Mexicana de Cultura, El Nacional, July 1996, No. 26.

Balcones, Columna Cubana, Lea Art American Magazine, XI, No. 82, May/96

1995 Cuban Art Portfolio: Bridges to Cuba, The University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Puentelibre: Revista de Cultura, University of New Mexico, 2.5-6 (Summer'95) 31,41,45,51,55 respectively.

Michigan Quarterly Review, 33.4 (Fall'94), 789.

PERFORMANCES

2006 Your Country Needs You, as performer in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

2000 Liborio Wants to Escape, by Leandro Soto, as performer, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, and Miami, Florida

COLLECTIONS

Visible Collection, Madrid, Spain.

Lowe art Museum, University of Miami, United States.

Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Velez, Malaga: Maria Zambrano, Spain.

Miami Dade College, Miami, Florida.

Fundacion Valparaiso, Almeria, Spain.

AWARDS

Artist in Residence, Valparaiso Foundation, May 2008, Almeria, Spain.

Universal Peace Embassy, nominated on June 23, 2006

Artist in Residence, Arizona State University, September 2003

WORKSHOPS

Printing etchings and monotypes at the California Printmakers with Louis F. Dow II.

Printing etchings at Ediciones Malgon, Miami with Joaquin Gonzalez.

Printing Lithography at Taller de Grabados, Tenerife with Alfonso Bertens.

Member of Board of International Association of Hispanic Visual Artist (IAHVA),

Yovani Bauta graduated from the National School of Arts in Havana, Cuba, as Professor of Painting and Drawing. He also has a Law Degree from the University of Matanzas, Cuba. His artwork has been exhibited in many countries such as Germany, France, Mexico, Spain, Switzerland and the United States, as well as in Cuba. His work has been reviewed and published in different art magazines and books in Mexico, France, and the United States. Mr. Bauta has lectured at the New School of Social Research, in New York; at Florida International University; and at the University of Michigan, among other academic institutions.

A recent resume of his exhibitions includes: Museum of Art, Geneva, Switzerland; Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA), Long Beach, California; Museo de las Americas, Madrid, Spain; Museo Maria Zambrano, Velez-Malaga, Spain; LOWE Art Museum, U. M., Coral Gables, Florida; Arizona State University, Phoenix, Arizona; University of Colorado Springs, Colorado and Miami Dade College, Miami, Florida.

He founded and performed for 10 years in “Seña del Humor”, a comedy ensemble that allowed him to collaborate as an actor in Liborio Wants To Escape a performance by Leandro Soto in United States and Mexico respectively. His last performance Your Country Needs You was made in Dominican Republic in March; 2006. Another media used by Bauta is installations, such as Male I.D. Artemis PS747, 2000 and University of Miami, 2001.
His essay “Los cuerpos de la nación” was published by Baquiana Editorial in May 2003 and launched at the University of Cadiz, Spain where he participated as a panelist in the conference “Intelectuales Cubanos de la Diaspora. “

In the last few years his work has been shown in more than twenty solo exhibition and many group shows in Europe and America.

ROGER CARMONA CLICK HERE

ROGER CARMONA
2230 Grand Concourse Apt 5F
Bronx, NY 10457
305-297-6172
roger@rogercarmona.com

B.F.A from School of Visual Arts May 2006
Honors Graduate

Born 1983 in Leon, Nicaragua, raised in Miami, FL then moved to NYC.

Curated and exhibited:

August 2007 - “Fresh Ingredients”
@ The Zed Gallery, Miami, FL
July 2006 - "In Plain Sight"
@ Lacasa, Harlem, NYC
July 2005 - "The Drawing Show"
August 2005 - "This is not Graffiti"
@ Lacasa, Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Exhibitions:

July 2007 - “Roger Carmona” @ The Zed Gallery, Miami, FL
Group Shows
March 2008 - Two Person show “Roger Carmona and Kenny Rivero” @ Gallery Fofo,
Rahway, NJ - Performance - “Cooking Show”
June 2007 - “First Auction Gala” @ Naked City Arts, New York, NY
December 2006 - “12.16.06” @ the old I-20 Space, New York, NY
March 2006 - "Emerging Artists: New York City" @ Visual Arts Gallery, NYC

Public Projects:

“Mets Room” mural at Lincoln Hospital: Children’s Ward, Bronx, NY

My work concentrates on the examination of cultures through the process of language. The work develops a thin line of ambiguity through abstraction that has allowed me to study in detail, the various complex forms, colors and verbs that can belong to a specific culture. The paintings, drawings, and installations therefore are documentations or notation of this research. The approach can alter from one study to another in order to give each form or verb a particular identity. This is intentional so the viewer can acknowledge the picture as individual studies of iconography within a culture, attaching anthropomorphism to each particular form. Therefore, it is very important to see the work as a classification of individuals that justifies the structure of that study. Giving each form, mark, color, line, dimension of surface, and plastic surface (medium) an identity allows me to dictate a personality to these “character forms” that are created by means of hybrids of cultures. My interest lies in proposing a “language” but not explaining one. This process shaped a narrative quality to the work, almost the feeling of a stage, where I am the puppeteer. My professional goals are aimed at being able to show my “notations” to as many people as possible in an attempt to learn more about myself and society.

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Education

B.F.A   2006    Studio Art        School of Visual Arts

B.A      2002    Photography     Miami Dade College

Grants/ Awards

2002-2006             Silas H Rhodes Merit Based Scholarship

2002-2001             Visual Arts Honors Conservatory Grant

Exhibitions

2008
"Off the Wall" LAX Gallery, Los Angeles, California
"Scene" ArtParty, Miami, Florida

2007
"EnvironMental "ArtFutures Gallery, Miami, Florida
"None Shall Pass" The Zed Gallery, Miami, FL
“Fresh Ingredients” The Zed Gallery, Miami, FL

2006
”Corresponding Collage”, 5 Points Studios, Queens, NY
“Dropping”, Guero, New York, NY, Curator; Alberto Lopez
“Emerging New York Artists II”, Visual Arts Gallery, New York, NY

2005
“BFA Thesis Exhibition”, School of Visual Arts
“The Drawing Show”, Lacasa, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
”This is not Graffiti”, Lacasa, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
”Emerging New York Artists I”, Visual Arts Gallery, New York, NY
“Who Am I”, William De Kooning Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands
“Mixed Up”, Visual Arts Gallery, New York, NY

2004
“Cuando Palabras”, Instituto de Colores, Barcelona, Espana

Walking down a city block causes a visual digestion of imagery found on the sides of decaying buildings, light posts, and humanity itself. A landscape littered with graphic texts, flashing logos, and advertisements overwhelm the senses, causing me to dissociate from the present and focus on events from the past. Life was very consistent growing up in Miami; seasons came and went with very little change. The pattern of life I was subjected to became routine, so I relocated to New York City. The change of location made me focus more on my surroundings and myself; initiating an awareness of what attracts me and how I react to it. Art is a common thread that lines my thoughts with a sense of enlightenment through creation, self-expression, and collaboration. My current artwork is derived from urban landscapes, collage, duality, and language found in everyday life.

The romance with landscapes comes from my sensibility of isolation. My focus is to create a narrative with the presence of history and relevant symbols found in daily life. Brick walls, weathered scenery, ripped posters and the absence of nature are topics I’m interested in. I use enamels, acrylic paints, watercolors, tempera, cleaning chemicals, any medium that leaves a mark. Aluminum signs are the main support for my paintings. The use of these objects enriches my obsessive mark making allowing me to repeatedly scrape layers of paint with little abrasion to the surface. By obstructing the surface text the viewer is lead to the idea of a language barrier. Being a product of two diverse cultures I’ve grown up with an appreciation for language. The dualities found in one language don’t convert easily to another; therefore I create a visual representation of what I sense when reading text.

Recalling personal memories and my own skeletons, I develop a visual world for stumps, enabling them to thrive and keep growing. Human characteristics such as language, clothing, and ingenuity infest the stumps identity. The use of one symbol to portray cultural and moral issues reiterates that humanity changes slowly, symbols create new meaning over time. A thought has a short lifespan but a symbol can’t die. Deterioration crawls under my skin and urges me to recreate this affect in a visual format, where ideas and emotions interact. I am a first generation American-Hispanic artist with roots in different continents. My mind thirsts for a constant deluge of information. Such knowledge can be seen in Cervantes’s hills, John’s Flags, and Bearden’s Jungles. A personal goal is to be acknowledged on the same wall as such individual. The wind brings change, I wish I had some.

AURORA MOLINA CLICK HERE

EDUCATION

2008-2009 Master in Contemporary Arts, Universidad Europea de Madrid. Spain

2008-2009 AS Degree, Photography. Miami Dade College, Miami, Fl

2007 BFA in Mixed Media, Art, Minor in Art History.

2008-2009 Florida International University, Miami, Fl

2002-2004 Miami Dade College, Miami, Fl Associate in Arts Degree- Art

2000-2002 Coral Gables Senior High School, Coral Gables, Fl

SELECTED SOLO SHOWS

2008

“Karkinos HUMOROUS” CS Gallery, Miami, Fl 2007
“A word is an open ended conversation”, Edge Zones, Wynwood, Miami, Fl
“Surrounded by my people”, Installation, I. d Art, Cultural Friday & Gallery Night at Calle 8, Miami, Fl
“ Socially commune Portraiture”, I.D Art, Wynwood, Miami, Fl

SELECTED GROUP SHOWS

2008

“I do – I do” University of Colorado Spring, Co
“Art Bridge Fair/ Art Miami”Art Basel Miami, Aldo Castillo Gallery, Chicago, Ill
“85@85” 3rd Annual, MiArte Gallery, Miami, FL. (Juries Choice)
“The way to Love” Color Altrnative Space, Miami Int. Book Fair, Curated by Yovani Bauta
“Mexican Influences” Colby Gallery, Chicago, Ill
“Art and Context” MiArte Gallery, Coral Gables Fl
“Installare”, I.d Art Gallery, Miami Fl.
“Beyond Breast” Tower Theater, MDC Gallery, Miami Fl.
“Virgenes & Altares” MiArte Gallery, Coral Gables, FL.
“Woman History month” Wolfson Campus, MDC Gallery, Miami, Fl.
“Off The Wall” Experiment Series, Diaspora Vibe Gallery, Wynwood, Miami, Fl.
“I do, too” Tower Theater, MDC Gallery, Miami Fl.
“Fiber and Paper”, MiArte Gallery, Miami. Fl
2007
“Fire Haus” Fire Haus Gallery, Miami. Fl
“85@85” MiArte Gallery, Miami, FL.
“Obj-Art” Color Alternative, Wynwood, Miami, Fl.
“Safety Zones” Diaspora Vibe Gallery, Wynwwod, Miami, Fl
“U-Phoria pushing the limits” MiArte Gallery, Miami, Fl.
“Pieces” Chirino’s Gallery, North Miami. Fl
“Baruj’s Atelier” Cremate Fine Art, Miami, Fl, Curator Baruj Salinas
“Re-Emergence” GC Gallery FIU, Miami, Fl, Curated Wendy Fisher
“Art of Uncertainty”, Fabri-K & Edge Zones, San Salvador , El Salvador
“Annual student Show” MDC, Interamerican Gallery, Miami, Fl
“I do, I do ‘till the end”, Color Alternative Space, Miami, Fl, Curator Yovani Bauta
“Senses”, Kunst Motel, Miami, Fl
“Alternative”, Kunst Motel, Miami, Fl
“I do, I do” Group W-10, Contemporanea Fine Art, Curated Yovani Bauta, Miami, Fl
“Support the Arts” I.D. Art, Wynwood, Miami, Fl
“BFA Exhibition” Frost Museum, FIU, Miami, Fl
“Retratos” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl
“41st Annual Student Art Show” MDC InterAmerican Campus, Miami, Fl
“Women by Women” Group W-10, MDC Wolfson Campus, Miami, Fl. Curated by Yovani Bauta.
“Mares” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl. Curated by Baruj Salinas
“1st Annual FIU Art Show”, Miami, Fl
“African Beat” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl. Baruj Salinas Student Show.
2006
“Eyes of the South” Group W-10, Tower Theater, Miami, Fl
‘85@85” miArte Gallery, Coral Gables, Fl
“Zero Gravity” MDC Kendall Gallery, Miami, Fl
“Hispanic Heritage Exhibition” Group W-10, MDC Wolfson Gallery, Miami, Fl
“La Mirada del Sur” Group W-10, Cremata Fine Art Gallery, Miami, Fl
“Figuras Exhibition” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl
“Art Exhibit” United Seniors of America Foundation, Miami, Fl
“Dos Orillas” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl
“4th Annual” Discover Miami Festival, Miami, Fl
“Student Show” Green Library, Florida International University, Miami, Fl
“Alt Space” Design District, Miami, Fl. Curated by Tori Arpad
2005
“Masters Mystery Art Show” During Art Basel Miami.
“African Roots” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl
“Flowers” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl
“Emerging Artists” Tower Theater, Miami, Fl
“Beginner’s Luck” Dorsh Galley, Design District, Miami, Fl
“5th Annual Juried Student Art Show” MDC InterAmerican Campus, Miami, Fl
2004
“Annual Exhibition” MDC InterAmerican Campus, Baruj Salinas’ Class, Miami, Fl
2003
“Gallery Hall Exhibition” MDC InterAmerican Campus, Miami, Fl
“Student Show-Painting” MDC North Campus, Miami, Fl
2002
“Student Show-Photography” Books & Books, Coral Gables, Fl
“Student Show-Photography” Miami Dade College-Wolfson Campus.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

2008

Aurora Molina y Diani Safdeye arte joven de Cuba y Colombia/ El Nuevo Herald, Galeria artes y letras by Elena Iglesias Thusrday October 02, 2008
“Veo la Sociedad como un Cancer” Express News , Comunidad
“Beyond Breast” Especial/El Nuevo Herald, Galeria artes y letras by Carlos M. Luis Sunday July 6, 2008
“Beyond Breasts Exhibition” - Revista Aplausos Musica Llega Viernes culturales by Sandra Palacios Friday June 27, 2008
“Mas alla de los Senos/Beyond Breasts” Blog Los Lirios del jardin by Lopez
Ramos Thursday 24,2008
“I do, 2!” Exhibition at Tower Theater Gallery El Nuevo Herald, Galeria Aplausos Thursday / May 15, 2008
“Maruchi Carmona y la vision femenina del Grupo W-10″ By Elena Iglesias
New Times/ June 2007 Little Havana Heights

2007

“Textos y Cuerpos Cosidos”. Sec. Artes y Letras, Nuevo Herald/September
“Arte Contemporanea”. Sec. Cultura, La Prensa Grafica, San Salvador, El
Salvador/September
“Puentes Artisticos de Miami al Salvador”. Sec. Cultura, La Prensa Grafica, San
Salvador, El Salvador/August
Art Center Bi-Weekly Newsletter/September-August
“Color Alternative: un espacio artistico que busca dinimizar Allapatah”, Revista
Aplausos. Nuevo Herald/August
“Little Havana Heights: Flourishing among kitsch, a couple of gems off Calle
Ocho” Miami New Times. June 7, 20
http://www.miaminewtimes.com/2007-06-07/culture/little-havana-heights
“10 Maneras de reinventar un traje de novia” Page 9D Galleria, Nuevo
Herald/May
“Surrounded by my People”,Secc. Galleria, El Nuevo Herald/May
“BFA Spring Show”, Miami Art Guide, May/June
“I Do, I Do”, Miami New Times/May
“I Do, I Do”, Aplausos Magazine, Nuevo Herald/May
“Musica, instalacion y escultura en Viernes Culturales”, Page-6D Galleria, Nuevo Herald/Mayo

2006

“Inspiracion en Vidrio y Luz”, Page: 1E Section: Galeria, Nuevo Herald/November
“85@85”, Miami Art Guide, September/October

INTERVIEWS

2008

“I Do, Too” http://www.cubaencuentro.com/es/mundo-cubano/cartelera/miami/exposicion-de-doce-artistas-latinoamericanas-bajo-la-tutela-del-cubano-yovani-bauta/(gnews)/1209573780

2007

“I Do, I Do”, Desperita America, Univision, June.
“BFA Spring Show”, Quiereme Descalzi, AmericaTeve, May 8th, 2007, 4:pm-6:00pm.
“I Do, I Do”, Quiereme Descalzi, AmericaTeve, April, 4:00 pm- 6:00pm.
“I Do, I Do”, Canal 6, April.

Concern with the objectivity of woman. Their Vogue like imagery, contrasted with the perception that beauty had in the past, trying to present women as icons rather than standardized beauty trends. Her current work explores the passing of time and aging, a transition between youth and the elderly, concerned with social issues and how society perceives common individuals complementary with the great deal of importance celebrities play in our common life.

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