Born in 1973 in Caracas, Venezuela

GALLERIES

• Galería Oscar Román. Ciudad de México. México.
• Galería Club de Arte México. Ciudad de México. México.
• La 303 Art Gallery. Fabrica La Aurora. San Miguel de Allende. México.
• La 303 Art Gallery. Valle de Bravo. México.
• Galería Omar Alonso. Puerto Vallarta. México.
• Visual Art Sur. Connecticut.
• Lurie Gallery. Los Angeles. U.S.
• Dawson Cole. Carmel. U.S.
• At Gallery. Bogotá. Colombia.
• Apriori Gallery. Panamá.
• Galería Freites. Caracas.
• Galería Obeso. Caracas.
• Galería de Arte Dimaca. Caracas.

EDUCATION

• Kyoto City University of Arts, Kyoto, Japan. Selected by the Japanese Ministry of Education as a scholarship recipient to pursue postgraduate studies at the Kyoto City University of Arts, under the tutorship of the plastic artist Shiro Matsui. 2000-2002.
• Higher Polytechnic Institute of Valencia, Spain. Selected by the IUESAPAR (University Institute for Higher Education in the Fine Arts) as the recipient of the foreign exchange scholarship to study at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Higher Polytechnic Institute of Valencia. 1998-1999.
• Bachelor of Fine Arts and Sculpture Major. Caracas, Venezuela. 1995-2000.
• Cristóbal Rojas School of Plastic Arts, Caracas, Venezuela. Drawing and sculpture courses. 1995.
• Federico Brandt Institute. Caracas, Venezuela. Drawing courses. 1993-1994.
• Ceramics classes with the plastic artist Nieves Batista. Caracas, Venezuela. 1993.

EXHIBITIONS

• Collective exhibition. La 303 Art Gallery. Fabrica La Aurora. San Miguel de Allende. 2016.
• Restrained. Jewish center art gallery. Mexico City. 2016.
• AtGallery. Bogotá. 2014.
• Apriori Gallery. Panamá. 2013.
• Visual Art Sur. Connecticut. 2011.
• Red Dot Art Fair. Nueva York. 2011.
• Collective Exhibition “Con-tacto”. CBG Arts. Caracas, 2010.
• Collective Exhibition “Forma, Piel y Color” / “Shape, Skin and Color”. Center of Integrated Arts. Caracas. 2008.
• “Recent Work”. Expresarte Gallery. Caracas, 2007.
• “20 points”. Collective Exhibition. Espacio D’Arte Gallery. Caracas, 2006.
• “Variable Measures”. Collective Exhibition. Alejandro Otero Museum. Caracas, 2006.
• Collective Exhibition. DIMACA Gallery. Caracas, Venezuela. 2005.
• “White/ white”. 1800 Gallery. Caracas, Venezuela. 2005.
• “35x48h”. Li Group Art Center. Caracas, Venezuela. 2004.
• Alberto Spinetti, Recent Sculpture”. Art Box Gallery. Japan. 2002.
• Geidai 2001″. Kyoto Modern Art Museum. Japan. 2001.
• “Travesías”/”The Journey”. Jacobo Borges Museum. Caracas, Venezuela. 2000.
• Telcel Exhibition Room for the Young Artists. Caracas, Venezuela. 2000.
• Collective Exhibition “Visiones Divergentes”/”Differing Visions”. Gallery of the Higher Polytechnic Institute of Valencia. Spain. 1999.
• International Festival of Fine Arts. Tunja, Colombia. 1996.

Alejandra Zermeño Pérez

Born in Mexico City on December 21st, 1978.

Conducts studies in Visual Arts Degree with an average position in the High Academic Performance Program at the Academy of San Carlos, UNAM. From 2006 to 2008 she completes her Master studies with honors in the same Institution. She has received several awards, fellowships and honors, which include:

2012. City of books, special intervention project of sculptural work in the Jose Vasconcelos Library, CONACULTA-INBA, Mexico City. Honorific Mention V Visual Arts Biennial, Yucatán, Mexico. 2009 First place in sculpture category of the National Contest of Painting and Sculpture “Women in the Arts 2009”, Mexico City. First place in the sculpture category of the National Painting and Sculpture “Women in Art 2009”. 2008. Acquisition´s prize in the I Biennial of Contemporary Religious Art, 2008. Grant money to support the degree of Master of Visual Arts, Sculpture, 2008. Winner of the Third annual Arts Open to all, University Museum UAEM. 2007. Monetary award for Supporting arts projects awarded by the Mexican Institute of Youth; 1997-2001. Grant money awarded by TELMEX Foundation in High Academic Performance.

She has several solo exhibitions: BiDA (internal Biology of Animals), Museo Universitario del Chopo. BIDA, Cultural Center Jaime Torres Bodet, IPN. 2011. Territories, Tridimensional Art Museum, Mexico City. 2010. Memories of daily life, Talavera´s House, Mexico City; Superfluous body, Alfredo Zalce Contemporary Art Museum, Michoacán; Artificial territories, The time Gallery at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico City; Artificial territories, José and Tomás Chávéz Morado Museum, Guanajuato, Mexico. 2009. Artificial territories, Sebastián´s Foundation Gallery, México City; Being industrial, Ollin Yollistli Cultural Center; Artificial Nature. TecMilenio University Gallery, Mexico; 2008. Sculptural intervention, Roberto Garibay S. Gallery, San Carlos Academy of Arts. UNAM, Mexico City; Being Industrial Leopoldo Flores University Museum, México.

Since 1996 Zermeño has participated in several group exhibitions and art biennials in Mexico and abroad: 2012. Latin Views Biennial, Connecticut USA.2011. Tokyo International Award, Diffusione Arts Centre, Edizioni e Promozioni Artiche. Italy and Tokyo. Nord Art, Büdelsdorf, Germany. Textile Arts Biennial, Veracruz and Mexico City. FIDS Festival, Chopo Museum, Mexico City. X International Meeting of Latin American Women in the Arts, Mexico City. Description of a journey. Consulate Calgary, Alberta. Canada. Cercle De La Garnison, Quebec, Canada. 2010, Women in the Arts. Cultural Institute of Mexico in Spain. Madrid. Spain. Latin Views Biennial, Connecticut, USA. II Contemporary Religious Art Biennial, Monterrey, Mexico. Description of a journey, ESECA Gallery, Ottawa Canada; Lutheran University, California, USA. Gorman Museum, Sacramento California, USA. 2009, Creating Travelers, Queretaro Art Museum, Queretaro, Mexico. First Contemporary Religious Art Biennial, Monterrey, Mexico. 2008. “ART & DESIGN 08”. Emilia Cohen´s Gallery. First Painting Biennial of Gomez Palacio, Durango, Mexico. VIII-XII International Meeting of the Ibero-American Women in Arts. Mexico and Spain. “Women, peace and justice.” Jaime Torres Bodet Cultural Center, National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico City. 2007. National youth encounter XVII.

ALEJANDRO ARANGO
Nace en la ciudad de México en 1950.

Estudios

ESCODI ( Escuela Superior de Comunicación y Diseño Industrial

Escuela de Iniciación Artística No. 4 INBA

Talleres Libres ENAP, INBA.

Talleres libres Academia de San Carlos, UNAM.

Obras en museos y colecciones

· Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nueva York,EUA.

· Archer M. Huntington Art Gallery, Austin, Texas, EUA.

· Museo Rufino Tamayo, México D.F.

· Centro Cultural Arte Contemporáneo, Fundación Cultural Televisa Mex D.F.

· Museo Jospi Broz Tito, Belgrado, ex. Yugoslavia.

· Museo de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México.

· Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Monterrey, NL. México.

· Acervo Cultural UNAM, México D.F.

· Colección de Arte Latinoamericano LADECO, Santiago de Chile, Chile.

· Casas de Bolsa Bancomer, México D.F.

· Robert Gubiner Foundation, Long Beach, California, EUA.

· Museo Amparo, Puebla, México.

· Colección Jumex, México D.F.

· Colección CEMEX . Monterrey N.L. México.

Escenografía y vestuario
1982 Escenografía y vestuario para las obras de teatro escritas por Pablo Picasso “El Deseo Atrapado por la Cola”, y “Las Cuatro Niñas”, Museo Rufino Tamayo, México D.F., México.
1984 Vestuario complementando la exhibición “REFLEJOS”, Galería OMR. México DF.
1988 Escenografía monumental y vestuario para la ópera “El Arca de Noé” de Benjamín Britter, dirigida por Brooks Jones, Festival del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de México, Plaza de la Constitución.

Ilustraciones
Gaceta de la Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, UNAM, México D.F.
Revista de la UNAM, México D.F.
Libro para ser iluminado por niños, Museo Rufino Tamayo, México D.F.
Portada Libro de Español (texto gratuito) primero de secundaria, SEP, México D.F.
Estatuilla Trofeo Revista “Eres”, México D.F.
Estatuilla Trofeo Mujer MontBlanc 2004 , México D.F.

Exposiciones Individuales
1978 Galería José María Velasco, INBA, México D.F.
1981 Centro Cultural Librería e Cristal, Madrid, España
1983 “Homenaje a Henri Matisse”, Museo Rufino Tamayo, México D.F.

Project Studio 1, PS-1, Nueva York, Estados Unidos.
1984 “Reflejos”, pintura y vestuario Galería OMR, México D.F.
1986 “La Conquista”, Galería OMR, México D.F.
1987 “Obra reciente”, Galería Arte Actual Mexicano, Monterrey, Nuevo León,
1988 “Sueños Japoneses”, Galería OMR, México D.F.
1989 “Pequeño Formato”, Galería Arte Actual Mexicano, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
1990 “Madonnas”, Galería OMR, México D.F.
1993 “Rostros”,retrospectiva,Museo Universitario del Chopo,UNAM,México D.F.
1994 “Zona de Guerra”, Centro Cultural Casa Lamm, México D.F.
1996 “Algo de Jazz”, Centro Cultural Casa Lamm, México D.F,
1997 “Baños Públicos y Privados”, Galería Oscar Román, México D.F.
2000 “Playas”, Galería Itatti, México D.F.
2002 “Visión Actual”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Jalapa, Veracruz
2004 “Primer Acto”, Galería Oscar Román, Méxco D.F.
2004 “Absolut Public Art ; Absolut Arango”, Motolinía 33, México D.F.
2005 “Sin Título”, Retrospectiva 30 años de Trayectoria Artística, Academia de San Carlos, México DF, México.
“ Alejandro Arango: New Paintings “, Galerie des Artistes, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, México.
2009 “Obra Reciente”pintura,escultura arte objeto,Galería Oscar Román ,México

Exposiciones Colectivas
1979 “Salón Anual de Experimentación”, Galería del Auditorio Nacional, INBA, México D.F.
1980 “Colectiva Joven”, ENEP Acatlán UNAM, México
1981 “Muestra Banamex de Pintura”, Palacio de Iturbide, México, DF
1982 “Salón Anual de Dibujo”, (mención honorífica), Palacio de las Bellas Artes, México D.F.
“Donadores al Acervo Cultural de la UNAM”, Antigua Escuela de Medicina, México D.F.
1984 “Pintura Narrativa”, Museo Rufino Tamayo, México D.F.
“Ofrenda de Día de Muertos”, (instalación), Muso Rufino Tamayo, México D.F.
1985 “Pintura Narrativa”, PS-1, Nueva York, Nueva York, EUA
“17 Artistas de Hoy en México”, Museo Rufino Tamayo, México D.F.
“Imágenes en Cajas”, Museo Rufino Tamayo, México D.F.
“XVII Bienal de Sao Paulo”, Sao Paulo, Brasil
1986 “I Bienal de Miami, Miami, EUA
“Confrontación 86”, Palacio de las Bellas Artes, México D.F.
“Memento Mori”, (inauguración), Centro Cultural / Arte Contemporáneo México D.F.
1987 “El Mueble, Ocho Artistas”, Galería OMR, México D.F.
1988 Visiones Arraigadas, Arte Mexicano de Hoy”, Museum of ContemporarycHispanic Art, Nueva York, EUA
1989 “Guadalupe Epiphanie D´Mestissage”, Centre Culturel de Mexique, París, Francia
“Artistas Contemporáneos de México”, Fischer Galery, Los Angeles, California, EUA
“Pintura Mexicana de Hoy: Tradición e Innovación”, Centro Cultural Alfa, o Galería Arte Actual Mexicano, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
1990 “Nuevas Adquisiciones”, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nueva York, EUA
“Parallel Project”, Nueva York, EUA
“Subasta 90”, Museo Arte Contemporáneo, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
1991 “Sueño de Egipto”, Centro Cultural Arte Contemporáneo, México D.F.
“Mito y Magia de América, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
“Angeles, Santos y Demonios”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
1992 “Homenaje a Federico Chopin”, Museo Amparo de Puebla, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Morelia, México
“Confrontación”, Mex-Art Museum, Austin, Texas, EUA
“1492”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
“Spanish Remnants: Borders & Images”, Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas, Blue Star Space, San Antonio, Texas, EUA
1993 “Encuentro Joven México – Chile”, Museo de Arte Moderno de las Artes, Santiago de Chile, Chile
“Bestiario”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Monterrey Nuevo León, México
“Europalia”, Provincial Museum Voor Moderne Kunst, Ogstende, Bélgica
“Pasado y Presente del Centro Histórico”, Palacio de Iturbide, México
“Cartografía de una Generación”, Galería del Estado, Jalapa de Enríquez, Veracruz
1994 “Sueños y Fantasías”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
1995 “Premio MARCO”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
“La Caja de Pandora”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
“El Romanticismo”, Museo José Luis Cuevas, México DF.
“Colectiva Individual”, Raleigh Gallery, Boca Ratón, Fl, EUA
1996 “Premio MARCO”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
“Olimpo”, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
1997 “Colectiva”, Galería Oscar Román, México DF.
1998 “Colectiva”, Galería Oscar Román, México DF.
1999 “Alegría de Vivir”, Museo José Luis Cuevas, México DF.
2000 “Colectiva Inaugural”, Excibo Gallery, México DF.
2001 “Cielo y Tierra”, Museo José Luis Cuevas, México DF.
“Feria de Arte de Miami”, Miami, Florida, EUA
“Décimo Aniversario”, Galería Oscar Román, México DF.
2003 “Grandes Maestros Mexicanos del Siglo XX” , Museo de Arte
Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Monterrey, NL, México.
2004 “MACO Feria de Arte”, México DF.
2005 “MACO Feria de Arte Contemporáneo”, México DF, México.
2006 “MACO Feria de Arte Contemporáneo”, México DF, México
2006 “Colectiva de fin de año, Galería Oscar Román, México DF, México.
2006 “Colectiva de fin de año, Galerie des Artistes, Puerto Vallarta, México.
2010 “Neo Mexicanism”(Mexican Figurative Painting and Patronage in The 1980s) Blue Star Space San Antonio Texas U.S.A
2011 “¿Neo Mexicanismos?,Museo de Arte Moderno.México

Leona Vicario 250, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, México, 48300 PH: (322) 223 0006 galeriedesartistes@yahoo.com

The first works of art in ink by his self- taught artist ,born in Sant Gregori,in the province of Girona in 1965, were already to be found on show in some group exhibitions in the city of Barcelona in 1982, but since 1987 he has continuously been working and exhibiting his works in several  countries.

After beginning  to work with ink, and thereafter with oil ,since 1989 he has used exclusively acrylic pigments , tempera  colours  and natural earth pigments ,without ever abandoning ink for his preliminary studies. He is gifted with a style in constant evolution , already remarkable  in his first paintings dating back to his time in the island of Menorca from 1987 to 1989. Afterwards he moved to Italy, first to Rome to collaborate in the multi-media performance “In Casa Nostra” and then to Florence for several projects.

At the end of 1991 he left Florence and after a short period in Barcelona, he moved to New Zeland. He lived and worked in this country for the next five years, realizing several exhibitions and private commissions .In the same period he created the artistic company “La Ray” in collaboration with the contemporary dancer Raewyn  Hill, inaugurating a personal solo exhibition in his art café “Vesuvio” entitled ”The last Exhibition”, which turned out to be a memorable artistic festival with the participation of renowned artists of the country. He left New Zeland in 1997. He continued to travel , first to Barcelona and then to Florence holding exhibitions in each city, including one of his ink works in the prestigious old Florentine “Focardi” library.  In 1998 he left  Florence and moved to San Gimignano, in the province  of Sienna were he currently lives and works.

Through time, his artistic research has led him to a progressive isolation from contemporary influence and tends, concentrating more on his inner being rather than being conditioned by commercial success, with the  aim of obtaining an expression which respects and defends the beauty of forms without ignoring the diversity of styles,modernity, experimentation and innovation.

1987
Personal exhibition at “Caixa de Pensiones”, Mahon Menorca, Spain

1989
Collaboration at the multi-media performance “In casa nostra” Rome Italy

1990
Sets for the film “La Paura by Francesco Gnot Florencia Italy
Personal exhibition at the arts café “Caffelatte”, Florence Italy

1991
“Venus Crucificada” sculpture in iron, fabric and gypsum, Osmannoro, Florence, Italy
Private commissions in Barcelona, Spain publicities for the festival “Baila Loco” Littleton, New Zealand.

1992
22 frescos, mosaics and interior design for the restaurant “Felice”, Cristchurch, New Zealand

1993
Three large –scale murals for the “Cashel Plaza” shopping centre, Chistchurch, New Zealand

1995
“The last Exhibition” café Vesubio,Christchurch, New Zealand murals and mosaics for the
restaurant “Spagalimis”,Christchurch, New Zealandscenographies for Raewyn Hill´s choreographies New Zealand

1996
Personal exhibition at “The Vault” Christchurch, New Zealand collective exhibition at Ruggero´s “, Florence Italy

1997
Personal exhibition at “Foccardi´s antique library” Florence Italy

1999
Personal exhibition at Studio dárte “La Rocca” San Gimigniano, Siena italy

2000
Three personal exhibitions at Studio d´arte “la Rocca”,San Gimnigniano, Siena italy
“Frammenti di discorsi amorosi “,
Personal exhibition, San Gimigniano, Siena Italy retrospective at Studio d´arte La Roca” San Gimigniano Siena Italy

2002
Personal exhibition at Studio d´arte “La Rocca” San Gimignano Siena Italy
Personal exhibition at the café “Sleutel” Brugge, Belgium
Collective exhibition with the artist Geoffry Green at café “ Sleutel”, Brugge, Belgium

Born: Tepic Nayarit, Mexico
Education: La Escuela de Artes Plásticas de la Universidad de Guadalajara

Collections:
Museum of Latin American art, Long Beach, Ca
Downey Museum of Art, Downey, Ca.
Saint Michael Church San Miguel del Valle New Mexico
The Chrysler co. San Antonio, Texas
The Hispanic Broadcasting Co. Los Angeles, Ca.
Schoolar District of Pomona. Pomona, CA.
MALDEF, Los Angeles, CA.

Book Illustrations:
“Desmentir la noche” Departamento de Bellas Artes de Jalisco
” Donde las palabras sueñan” A hundred ways & talento Arte Visual

Exhibitions:

2007: “Remanso de sueños” Galerie des artistes.Puerto-Vallarta,Jal.
“Sueños cautivos”Instituto de cultura de Baja-California.Tijuana.

2006: Onirismos, solo show, Centro Cultural Casa Vallarta, Guadalajara, Jal.
Remanso de sueños, solo show. Latin Art Brokers. Los Angeles, Ca.
Aterciopelados. ICBC Tijuana BC
Donde las Palabras sueñan. ICBC Tijuana, BC
Solo show. Four season Resort. Punta de Mita, Nayarit
Group show. Hamilton Galleries, Santa Monica, California
Group show. Latin Art Brokers. Los Angeles, Ca.
Convergence. Downtown Art Gallery Los Angeles, Ca.
Latin American Contemporary, the Museum of New Mexico Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico

2005: Solo show. Galeria Uno, Puerto Vallarta, Jal.
Group show. Hamilton Galleries. Santa Monica, Ca.
Donde las palabras sueñan. The Consulate of Mexico In Los Angeles, Ca.
Group show. Latin Art. Los Angeles, CA.
Aterciopelados. Centro cultural de Baja California. Tijuana, Bc.

2004: Solo show. Galería Uno, Puerto Vallarta Jal.
Solo show. Hamilton Galleries. Santa Monica, Ca.
Group show. Latin Art Brokers, Los Angeles, Ca.
Group show. The Folk Tree Collection Gallery, Pasadena, CA.
Group show. Fox Studios. Tijuana, BC
Group show. La Califa, Calafia, BC

2003: Solo show. Galería Uno, Puerto Vallarta Jal.
Instalacion ” Altar de muertos”. Catedral de Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca
Group show. Dorothy Pavillion Chanel. Los Angeles, CA.
Two man show. Sony Studios, Los Angeles, Ca.
Group show, Galeria Talento, Mexico City, Mex.
Group show. Latin Art Brokers, Los Angeles Ca.
The Andrades, Hamilton Galleries, Santa Monica Ca.
Faces, The folk Tree. Pasadena Ca.
Saints and Sinners. The Folk Tree, Pasadera, Ca.
Arbol de la vida, The consulate General of Mexico, Los Angeles, Ca.
Beautifying the Landscape of Los Angeles. Hamilton Galleries, Santa Monica, Ca.
Group show, Hamilton Galleries, Santa Monica, Ca.

2002: Solo show, The Consulate General of Mexico, Los Angeles, Ca.
Group show, Latin Art Brokers Los Angeles, Ca.
Solo show, Galería Uno, Puerto Vallarta, Jal.
Andrade Family show, Librería Pública, Puerto Vallarta, Jal.
Group show, Glass Garage Fine Art Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca.
Group show, Hamilton Gallery, Santa Monica, Ca.
Faces group show, The Folk Tree, Pasadena, Ca.
Group show. AZ Place, Mexican Consulate, Los Angeles, Ca

2001: Solo show. Galeria Uno, Puerto Vallarta Jal.
group show. Creative galleries.( Los Angeles)
group show. Hamilton Gallery. ( Santa Monica, ca)
group show. Anderson/driscoll fine arte. (Los Angeles, Ca.)
group show. Don O’melveny Gallery.( Los angeles, ca)

2000: Solo show. Galeria Uno ( Puerto Vallarta Jal.)
group show. 55 gallery ( venice Ca.)

1999: Solo show. Galeria Uno ( Puerto Vallarta Jal.)
Group Show. San Antonio International Aerport (San Antonio Texas)
Group Show. Euroamerican Gallery ( New York, New YorK)
International San Francisco Art Fair ( Chac Mool gallery)
Solo show. Tatewari .Gallery (Sedona Arizona)

1998: Solo show. Galeria Uno ( Puerto Vallarta,Jal)
Solo show. Tatewari Gallery ( Sedona Arizona)
Group Show. Galeria Teresa Martinez ( Los Pozos Guanajuato)
68th Art Exhibition. GENSLER (Santa Monica Ca)
Dia de Muertos. Long Beach Arts Gallery(Long Beach, ca)
Dia de Los muertos. Latinoamerican Art Museum ( Long Beach, ca)
Group Show ( Instituto de Alica) Tepic Nayarit

1997: Solo show . Chac Mool Gallery ( Los Angeles Ca)
Solo show. Galeria Uno ( PUerto Vallarta,Jal)
Solo show. Tatewari Gallery( Sedona Arizona)
Art Seatle. Allene Lapides Gallery( Santa Fe, New Mexico)
Group Show. Louis Stern Gallery.( Los Angeles Ca)
Miniaturas. Iturralde Gallery ( Los Angeles, Ca)
Group Show. Galeria Contemporanea. ( Arecibo, Puerto Rico.)

1996: Solo show. Galeria pacifico ( puerto Vallarta mexico)
the andrade family show. tatewari gallery (sedona az.)
Small Format. Iturralde Gallery. ( Los Angeles, Ca.)
Family show. Allene lapides gallery. ( santa fe New Mexico)
The Andrade’s Show. San Juan Capistrano Region Librery
Two Men Show. Galeria Pacifico. ( Puerto Vallarta Mex)
group show. Galeria Contemporanea.( Arecibo, Puerto Rico.)

1995: Solo Show. Galeria Uno. ( Puerto Vallarta Mex)
The Andrade’s. Galeria Uno ( Puerto Vallarta,Mex)
Group Show. Irvine Valley College. ( La, Ca)
Small Format. Iturralde Gallery. ( La, Ca)
Biombos. Iturralde Gallery. (La, Ca)
Naturalezas Muertas. Iturralde Gallery. (La, Ca)

1994: La Loteria. Iturralde Gallery ( La, Ca)
Los Andrade. Galeria Uno. ( Puerto Vallarta Mex)
Two Men Show. Allene Lapides Gallery. ( Santa Fe, Nm)
Los Angeles. Iturralde Gallery. ( La, Ca)
Through The Eyes Of Mother Nature. El Pueblo Gallery( La, Ca)
Art Of Dreaming. Dogtown Gallery ( La, Ca)
Variaciones. Galeria Otra Vez ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Galeria Las Americas ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Downey Museum Of Art. ( Downey Ca)
Group Show. Culture House ( Long Beach, Ca)
Gatos. Galeria Uno. ( Puerto Vallarta Mex)

1993: Two Men Show. Galeria Uno ( Puerto Vallarta Mex)
Group Show. Del Pueblo Gallery ( La, Ca)
Group Show. La Art Core Annex ( La, Ca)
Group Show. La Lace ( La Ca)
Group Show. Gossip Studio ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Galeria Otra Vez ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Richard Robles Gallery ( Whittier,Ca)
Group Show. The Folk Tree. ( Pasadena, Ca)
Group Show. Maja Studio. ( La, Ca)

1992: Two Men Show. Galeria Uno ( Puerto Vallarta ,Mex)
Group Show. Maja Studio ( La, Ca)
Solo Show. Ventana Gallery ( La, Ca)
Arts Erotica. Ventabna Gallery ( La, Ca)
Tres. Ventana Gallery ( La, Ca)
Two Men Show. Gossip Studio ( La, Ca)
Angeles. Gossip Studio ( La, Ca)
Group Show. The Arc Gallery ( La, Ca)
Two Men Show. Ventana Gallery. ( La, Ca)
Pinturas. Maja Studio. ( La, Ca)

1991: Group Show. Galeria Uno. ( Puerto Vallarta Mex)
New Faces Of Mexican Art. Iguana Gallery. (La, Ca)
Group Show. Del Pueblo Gallery ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Galeria Otra Vez ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Echo Park Gallery ( La, Ca)
Two Men Show. Ventana Gallery. ( La, Ca)
Two Men Show. Macono Espacio Cultural ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Ventana Gallery ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Cal State La. ( La Ca)

1990: Group Show. Ventana Gallery. ( La, Ca)
Two Men Show. Macondo Espacio Cultural ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Solaa ( Montebello , Ca)
Group Show. Galeria Uno ( Puerto Vallarta Mex)

1989: Group Show. Galeria Uno. ( Puerto Vallarta Mex.)
All City Open. Municipal Art Gallery ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Macondo Espacio Cultiural. ( La, Ca)
Group Show. Solaa ( Montebello, Ca)

1987: Group Show. Galeria Uno. ( Puerto Vallarta, Mex)

1984: Solo Show. Centro De Arquitectura Ac De Guadalajara(Guadalajara, Mex)
Group Show. La Capilla Del Exconvcento Del Carmen (Guadalajara Mex.)
Group Show. El Kiosko ( Guadalajara, Mex)
Onirismos, Solo Show, Centro Cultural Casa Vallarta, Guadalajara, Jal.

Evelyne Boren (a native of Munich, Germany) enjoys worldwide recognition for her impressionistic art interpretations of life, people and scenes of the Southwest, México and Europe in watercolor and oil paintings. Evelyne’s life reads like an adventure story – from the time she attended school in Switzerland and England, to her move to the United States in 1958 and her stunt work in movies.

Before beginning her full-time professional career as an artist, Evelyne had an aquatic career that included underwater stunt doubling in the James Bond films Thunderball and You Only Live Twice. She was the first woman in the world to swim with a killer whale in the movie Namu the Killer Whale. She appeared on the television programs What’s My Line and To Tell The Truth, where no one guessed her profession. She also appeared frequently in the television series Sea Hunt, Aquanauts and Flipper, where she helped train the star dolphin.

From these adventures she turned to painting in 1962, while on location filming in the Bahamas. The breathtaking color and beauty of the islands stirred a deep desire within Evelyne to express her feelings on canvas, so she began to paint. Her enthusiasm, drive and discipline have resulted in a very successful art career. Evelyne has studied with several important artists, but has developed a style that is strictly her own.

In 1990, in Roussillon, France, she entered a competition for paintings that used only burnt sienna, raw sienna and yellow ocher pigments that are mined locally. The only foreigner, she won first prize over forty French artists. In 1997, Evelyne had the honor of having one of her paintings selected for the official Santa Fe Opera Poster. She has more then 4,000 original paintings in private and corporate collections around the world.

Evelyne maintains a permanent studio in Santa Fe, New México, and in Sayulita, México.

Education:

1963 to 1970 Studied Watercolor with Robert E. Wood and Tom Hill

1957 Cambridge English Language Diploma, England

1956 French Diploma, Ecole Ruegg, Lausanne, Switzerland

Studied in Munich, Germany, to 1955

Books:

1996            Joie de Vivre. Suzanne Deats. International Graphics. 120 pages (color) Landscapes of New Mexico

Television:

2010            PBS one hour feature story Landscapes of Enchantment

                        10 top Artists of New Mexico

Museum Exhibitions:

1998 • 1999 • 2000 Artists Of America Rotary Show • Colorado History Museum

1998            Ellen Noel Art Museum• Odessa, Texas • Solo Show

1981            California Museum of Science and Industry • Los Angeles • Solo Exhibition

Gallery Solo Shows:

2011            Nedra Matteucci Galleries • Santa Fe

2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011

                        Galerie Des Artistes • Puerto Vallarta, México

2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • Nedra Matteucci Fine Art Gallery • Santa Fe

2009            Abend Gallery • Denver

2006            Four Seasons Hotel • Puerto Vallarta, México

2005            Cline Fine Art Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona

1992 •1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 •2003 • 2004

                        Cline Fine Art Gallery • Santa Fe

2002            Texas Art Gallery • Dallas

2001            Center of Contemporary Arts • Abilene, Texas

2001            Third Canyon Gallery • Denver

1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • Galerie Pacifico • Puerto Vallarta, México

1993            Brooks De Goyer Gallery • Puerto Vallarta, México

1989            El Taller Gallery • Santa Fe

1988            Riggs Gallery • La Jolla, California

1988            Jeannette McIntyre Gallery • Palm Springs, California

1982            Munson Gallery • Santa Fe

1979            Galery Uno • Puerto Vallarta, México

1978            Livingston Gallery • San Francisco

1977            Cushing Gallery • Dallas

1977            Odessa Gallery • San Antonio, Texas

Memberships:

       Charter Member of San Diego Watercolor Society

       Member of Alla Prima International Society

Magazine and Newspaper Articles:

2011            “Light Of The Sun” • October • Western Art Collector

2007            “Visualizing Paradise” • Summer • Story by Lesley King • La Vie Claire

2006            “Go With The Flow” • December • Story by Michelle Taute • Watercolor Magic

2004            “Following The Sun” • August • Story by Charlotte Berney • Focus

2004            “Wild Life Art: Evelyne Boren” • September • Cover Story • Wild Life

2003            “The Sky as Abstraction” • February • Article by Jenny Sullivan • The Artist

2003            “Making Dreams A Reality” • July • Southwest Art

2001            “Master Painters of the World” • July • International Artists

2000            “The Sky Is The Limit” • September • The Artist

1997            “An Artist’s Palette in Stone” • November • Story by Manya Winsted • Santa Fean

1996            “France Feels Like Oils” • October • Article by Gussie Fauntleroy • Santa Fean

1992            “Evelyne Boren, Artist” • September • Cover Story by Daniel Gibson • Santa Fean

1990            “The Colors of Her World” August • Article by Suzanne Deats • Focus

Nace en Cd. Victoria Tamps 01 de Febrero de 1973

Individuales

2015
Epifanía, Arte Actual Mexicano, Mty NL.

2012
Bridges, Avis Frank Gallery, Galveston, TX

2011
A kit to Whoopin Ass, Arte Espacio Dulce Dallas, TX

2010
Jesus Galvan, Daniel Padilla Gallery, Dallas TX

2009
Image & Metaphor, NauHaus, Houston, TX

2008
Yellow Shots, Decorazon Gallery, Dallas TX

2006
“The Open Window”. Dulce art space, Dallas, TX.

2005
“Paisajes tempranos”. Galería Decorazon, Dallas, TX.

2003
“Bésame, Muérdeme, Ámame y Pégame Si Me Lo Merezco”. JR’s Dallas TX

2002
“Play”. Dulce, Arte Espacio, Dallas, TX.
Colectivas

2015 Exposición Hogar De La Misericordia, San pedro Gazra Gcia. NL.

2014
9 Visiones 9Llecturas, Arte Actual Mexicano, Mty, NL.
Revoltijo, casa cultural francófona, México DF.
Taller Colectivo, Academia de San Carlos, México DF.

2011
Avis Frank Gallery, Winter Group Show, Galveston,TX.

2010
Colectivo, Hans Payan Gallery, Houston,TX

2009
Big Show Lawndale Art Center, Houston, TX
Altered Image, JP Morgan Building, Houston, TX

2008
M2 Gallery, little Rock Arkansas
Bridge Art Fair, New York, NY
Red Dort Art Fair, Londres ING.

2007
The Night Owls, Decorazón Gallery at The Hotel Belmont, Forth Worth, TX
The Affordable Art Fair, New York, NY

2006
26 Reseña De La Plástica Nuevoleonesa, Casa de la Cultura, Mty, NL.

2005
25 Reseña De La Plástica Nuevoleonesa, Casa de la Cultura, Mty, NL. .
“Outside The Lines”, 5 Exhibición. Centro Cultural Bathouse, Dallas, TX.
“Hecho en Dallas”, 2nd Exhibición anual. Dallas, TX.

2004
Celebración de la Descendencia Hisp.. Lib.central, Frot Worth, TX.
Amigos de Alas. Centro Cultural Latino, Dallas, TX.

2003
“Arte Latino”, Celebración de la Desc. Hispana, Lib. Central, Fort Worth, TX.
“G73″ Casa de la Cultura, Monterrey, NL. .
Exhibición Anual, Centro Cultural The Mac, Dallas, TX.
“Arte en el Metroplex” Universidad Cristiana de Texas, Fort Worth, TX.
“Outside the Lines”3 Exhibición. Centro Cultural Bath House, Dallas, TX.

Educación

Lic. En Artes Visuales. Facultad de Artes Visuales, UANL. Monterrey, NL. México 1999
Diplomado en fotografía en el Gimnasio De Arte, México DF.

Otros Cursos

“la atmosfera en la pintura,( Luz Ordoñez ) San Carlos, México DF.
“Dibujo, pintura y esmalte sobre metal”, Esc. de San Carlos. México D.F.
“Electrografía: espacios electrónicos alternativos” , Jesús Flores. Mty. NL. México
“Retablos mexicanos”, Fernando Quiroz. Mty. NL, México.
“transgresión del método creativo”, Dr. Graciela Fernandez. Mty. NL. México.
“Creatividad y psicodrama”, Dr. María del Carmen Bello Beleta. Mty. NL. México
“El arte de salvar el arte”, Horacio Cantú Flores. Mty. NL. México.

John O. Thomson is an abstract painter/gallery owner living on the Monterey Bay of California five months of the year and in Mexico or the Caribbean where he lives and paints for seven months each winter.

During the past forty-seven years his paintings, drawings, prints, ceramics and colour photographs have been exhibited by many leading galleries and design firms throughout the United Stated and abroad. Over 4000 of his abstract creations are represented in private and public collections around the world.

Education:
1959 – California College of Arts and Crafts
1964 – 1965 – Chico State College (BA Arts) – 1960-64
Instituto Allende (Painting Scholarship)
University of Guanajuato, Mexico
(MFA painting, printmaking)
1965-66 – Chico State University
(Teaching Credential)
1969-70 – Chico State University (MA Painting)

Teaching Experience:
1965 – Instituto Allende Printmaking
1966 – Chico State University T A Painting
1966-67 – El Dorado High School Art
1967 – American River College Drawing
1967 – El Dorado Adult High School Art
1967-68 – Aptos Junior High School Art
1968 – Santa Cruz Art League Painting

Working Studios:
1964-65 – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
1967-04 – Santa Cruz, California
1969-70 – Chico, California
1979 – Moorea, French Polynesia
1980 – Newport, Rhode Island
1981 – St. Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands
1987-88 – t. John, U. S. Virgin Islands
1988-89 – Bequia, St. Vincent the Grenadines
1989-92 – Yelapa, Mexico
1990-94 – Capitola, California
1992-93 – Ko Samui, Thailand
1994 – Carmel, California
1995-98 – Monterey, California
1993-0 – Yelapa, Mexico

MAGALI LARA (Margarita Rosa Lara Zavala)
Nació el 5 de noviembre en la ciudad de México en 1956.
Pertenece al Sistema Nacional de Creadores del Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes desde 1994 hasta 1999.

PREMIOS, BECAS Y DISTINCIONES:

2002
Pertenece al Sistema Nacional de Creadores
Residencia Amate – Borèal Art/ Nature. Boca del Cielo, Chiapas, México

2000
Residencia para Banff, Canadá Beca de Coinversión del FONCA

1999
Residenciaen BoréalArt/Nature . La Minerva, Québec, Canadá

1997
Repite beca en el Sistema Nacional de Creadores

1994
Pertenece al Sistema Nacional de Creadores

1986
Mención honorífica, V Bienal Iberoamérica

EXPOSICIONES INDIVIDUALES (SELECCION):

2006
TIGRE, Galería Nina Menocal, México, D.F
LA MISMA HABITACION, Galería del Teatro José Peón Contreras, Mérida, Yucatán.

2005
ABSTRACTO, Galerie Ruta Correa, Freiburg, Alemania.
ABSTRACTO, Embajada de México en Berlín, Alemania

2004/05
MI VERSION DE LOS HECHOS, Museo Universitario de Ciencias y Arte MUCA, México, D.F.

2004
LA PIEL DESPUES DE LOS CUARENTA, Galería Emma Molina, Monterrey, Nuevo León.
LOS OJOS NO, Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

2002
ALIEN, Espacio Aragón y León 21, Cuernavaca, Morelos.
SATORI, Galería Nina Menocal, México, D.F.

2001
CAFÉ, Entre Estudio y Galería, Puebla, Puebla.
ALIMENTO, Galería Emma Molina, Monterrey, Nuevo León.

2000
ALLÁ, Galería Nina Menocal, México, D.F. y
Centre Culturel du Mexique, Paris, Francia.
TACTO, Galería Manolo Rivero, Mérida Yucatán, México.

EXPOSICIONES COLECTIVAS (SELECCIÓN)

2006
ARCO 06, Galería Emma Molina, Madrid, España.

2005
WUNDERKAMMER II: Paisajes, Galería Nina Menocal, México, D.F.
MACO, Galería Nina Menocal, México, D.F
ARCHIPIELAGOS GRAFICOS, Galería Metropolitana, México, D.F

2004
30 AÑOS DEL MUSEO DE ARTE CARRILLO GIL, Museo Carrillo Gil, México, D.F.
TIEMPO EXTRA EDITORES, Galería de la Secretaria de Hacienda y Crédito Público, México, D. F.
ARMORY SHOW, Galería Nina Menocal, Nueva York, E.U.A.
MEXICAN REPORT, Blue Star Contemporary Art Center, San Antonio Texas E.U.A.

2003
CONTEMPORARY ART OF MEXICO, Nothern Michigan University of Art Museum, Michigan,E.U.
MEXICO ILUMINATED, Freedman Gallery, Reading, Pennsylvania, E.U.A.
MONOTIPO II, Galería López Quiroga, México, D.F.

2002
AUTORRETRATO, Centro de las Artes, Monterrey, N. L.

2001
PROPUESTAS CARDINALES, Museo Amparo, Puebla, Puebla y Centro de las Artes, Monterrey, N. L.
MIRADAS CRUZADAS, Centro Cultural Santo Domingo, Oaxaca, Oaxaca.

2000
VOCES VISUALES DE MÉXICO, Museum or Latin American Art, Long Beach, CA. Mexican Cultural Institute, Washington, DC, E. U. y Centro Cultural Tijuana, Tijuana, B. C., México.
HOMENAJE AL LÁPIZ, Museo José Luis Cuevas, México, D. F.
PARADIGMAS, Galería de la Secretaria de Hacienda y Crédito Público, México, D. F.
QUAND LES IMPOTS DEVIENNENT, Centro Cultural de México, París, Francia.
SABROSA, Jardín Borda, Cuernavaca, Morelos.
6º. SALON DE ARTE BANCOMER, Centro Corporativo Bancomer, México, D. F. y varios sitios en provincia.
OBRAS SOBRE PAPEL, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, N. L.
TALLER TIEMPO EXTRA, Facultad de Artes y Letras,Universidad de la Habana, Cuba.
POESÍA ORGÁNICA, Galería Mexicanos, México, D. F.
20 JAHRE GALERIE RUTA CORREA, Galería Ruta Correa, Freiburg, Alemania.

CURSOS, CONFERENCIAS, TUTORÍAS Y JURADOS

2005/06
Tutora de becarios en la disciplina de Gráfica del Programa de Jóvenes Creadores FONCA.

2004
Jurado en la Segunda Bienal Nacional de Artes Visuales de Yucatán.
Tutora de becarios en la disciplina de Gráfica del Programa de Jóvenes Creadores FONCA.

2003
Integrante en la comisión consultiva del Programa Jóvenes Creadores en la disciplina de Gráfica.
Jurado en la disciplina de Artes Plásticas en el FOECAH (Fondo para la cultura las artes de Hidalgo). De igual manera en los estados de Querétaro y Morelos.

2002
EJERCICIO DE FIGURATIVO A ABSTRACTO,taller impartido del 11 al 15 de noviembre, en B.C. Tijuana. Actividad dentro del Programa de Creadores en los Estados.

2001
Jurado en el concurso PRODUCCIÓN ARTÍSTICA DE DOCENTES E
INVESTIGADORES, Centro Nacional de las Artes, México, D. F.
Conferencia en la VII Conferencia Anual “La critica y el Arte en México”,
Universidad de California, Irvine, California, E. U.

2000
Taller “INTRODUCCIÓN A LA AUTOCRITICA II”, del 21 al 24 de Junio.
Jurado de la XII BIENAL DE ARTE PAZ, Guatemala, Guatemala.
Jurado en el XX ENCUENTRO NACIONAL DE ARTE JOVEN, Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes.

Education
1963 M.A. (Painting), University of California, Berkeley
1961 B.A. Fine Arts, Washington State University, Pullman

One Person Shows
Selected one-person shows in ceramics, painting, drawing and woodwork:

2007
“Paintings, Drawings and Ceramics”
The Bankleft Gallery, Palouse, Washington

2004
“New Work by Patrick Siler: Painting, Drawing, and Carving”
Washington State University Art Museum, Pullman, Washington

2003
“Reflections on a Porcelain Bowl” (Ceramic Wall)
Washington State University Art Museum, Pullman, Washington

2001
Woodcut Frames: Paintings and Drawings
John Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, California

2000
Recent Paintings by Patrick Siler
Ochi Fine Art Gallery, Ketchum, Idaho

1998
“Big Blonde and Other Stories”
Lorinda Knight Gallery, Spokane, Washington
“Around a Gas Station: Gesso Drawings”
Boise State University Art Gallery, Boise, Idaho

1992
“Big Show”
Bemis Foundation Alternative Workshop, Omaha, Nebraska

1990
Painting and Drawing
Southwest Craft Center, San Antonio, Texas
Ceramics, Prints, Drawing
Leedy Voulkos Gallery, Kansas City, Missouri

1989
Ceramic wall, Woodcut prints, DrawingBoise Museum of Art, Boise, Idaho

1986
“Documents Northwest Series” (Ceramics, Prints, Paintings)
Poncho Gallery, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Washington

1984
“Paintings: Patrick Siler”
Linda Farris Gallery, Seattle, Washington

1983
Ceramics and Drawings
Quay Gallery, San Francisco, California

1976
Drawings
Jennifer Pauls Gallery, Auburn, California

1970
“Wizard-ware”
Richmond Art Center, Richmond, California
Group Shows
Selected group shows including:

2011
Painted Ceramic Pipes
[On loan to] Contra Costa County Library
Orinda, California

2010
Painted Ceramic Pipes
Ceramics Annual of America (Conference and Exhibition)
San Francisco, California

2009-2010
Painted Ceramic Pipes
“Pipe Dreams”
Sky Harbor International Airport
Phoenix, Arizona

2009
Painted Ceramic Pipes
World Tour 09
[sponsored/sanctioned by] NCECA
Phoenix, Arizona

2004
Exchange Faculty Exhibit
Hong Yik University, Seoul, Korea

2003
New Works
Friesen Gallery, Sun Valley, Idaho2001 “Pulp Fictions: Contemporary Works on Paper”
Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, California

2000
“The Plate Show”
Collins Gallery, University of Strathclyde
Glasgow Scotland

1995
“Interior Idioms: The Idiosyncratic Art of Eastern Washington”
Seafirst Gallery, Seattle, Washington

1991
Moira-James Gallery, Las Vegas, Nevada
“Cup as Metaphor”
The Sybaris Gallery, Royal Oak, Michigan
“Incisive Expressions” (Woodcut Prints)
Washington State University, Pullman, Washington
“Artists at Work” (Traveling Show)
Mia Gallery, Seattle, Washington; Cheney Cowles, Spokane,
Washington: Boise Art Museum, Boise, Idaho”

1989
Recent Work
Leedy-Voulkos Gallery, Kansas City, Missouri
“Collaborations” (Printmaking)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Plate Invitational (Ceramics)
Pro-Art Gallery, St. Louis, Missouri

1987
“The Automobile in Art”
Gryphon Gallery, Detroit Michigan
Marer Collection of Contemporary Ceramics
Pomona, College, Claremont, California

1986
“Craft Today: Poetry of the Physical”
American Craft Museum, New York, New York

1985
“Architectural Ceramics: Eight Concepts”
Washington University Gallery of Art, St. Louis, Missouri
American Craft Museum, New York, New York
“Contemporary American Ceramics: Twenty Artists”
Newport Harbor Art MuseumNewport Beach, California
“Is Anybody Home? Ceramic House Images”
Esther Saks Gallery, Chicago, Illinois Curator: Susan Wechsler
“Contemporary American Ceramics 20 Artists”
Independent Curators Ink, New York, New York
NCECA (National Conference of Education in Ceramic Art)
Architectural Ceramics
St. Louis, Missouri and New York, New York
“In the Eye of the Beholder”
State University of New York, New Paltz
Curator: Michael McTwiggen (Editor, American Ceramics)

1984
Chicago International Exposition
Chicago, Illinois

1982
“Four Artists from Eastern Washington”
Koplin Gallery, Los Angeles, California

1981
Westwood Ceramic Annual
Claremont, California
Betty Asher’s Cup Show
Los Angeles, California

1980
“Raconteur: A Private View”
University of Washington, Henry Gallery, Seattle

1978
“Bad Painting”
The New Museum, New York, New York

1973
Thinking, Touching, Drinking Cups” Invitational Kyoto, Japan
“International Ceramic Exhibition”
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Invitational Show
Michael Koehler Ceramic Museum, Sheboygan, Wisconsin

1972
“The Cup Show”
David Stewart Gallery, Los Angeles, California1971 “Contemporary Ceramics” Kyoto, Japan

1970
“Coffee, Tea and Other Cups”
Museum of Contemporary Crafts, New York, New York

1969
“Object USA Show” (Traveling)
Assorted US and European cities
“California Design X”
Pasadena, California

1967
“Apartment Show”
Berkeley, California
Publications
Books/ Features in Books

2011
Patrick Siler [an overview of 20 years of creative work]
Designed by: Sancho Design Seattle, Washington

2005
“Ceramics in the Environment, An International Review” by Janet
Mansfield, A and C Black Publishers, London England
“Confrontational Ceramics” by Judith Schwartz

2003
“The Penland Book of Ceramics” Larks Books

2000
“Painted Clay” by Paul Scott Watson, Guptill Publishers, New York

1997
“Northwest Printmakers” by Lois Allan
“Make It In Clay” by Charlotte Speight.

1992
“An Industrious Art” by Kippy Stroud , the Fabric Workshop, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1990
“Artists at Work” by Susan Biskeborn

1989
“Hands in Clay” by Charlotte Speight Features in Catalogs

2010
Ceramics Annual of America [exhibition catolog]

2000
“The Plate Show” University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Scotland, Collius Gallery1998 “Around a Gas Station”, Boise State University, Boise, Idaho

1989
“Masters of the Inland Northwest”, Cheney Cowles
Museum, Spokane, Washington Clay Revisions National Show
“The Figure and Clay”, Pewabic Pottery, Detroit, Michigan

1986
“The Poetry of the Physical” Craft Today

1985
“Eight Concepts of Architectural Ceramics” NCECA Ceramic Conference Show
“In the Eye of the Beholder” New Paltz, New York
“Contemporary American Ceramics: Twenty Artists” Newport Harbor Art Museum, Newport Beach, California
“Is Anyone Home?: Ceramic House Images” Ester Saks Gallery, Chicago, Illinois

1984
“Platters and Related Forms”, University of Illinois, Edwardsville

1983
“Fred Marer Ceramic Collection”, Scripps University, Claremont, California

1978
“Bad Painting Show” New Museum, New York, New York

1977
“Young Artists of the Palouse Show” Bush Barn Gallery, Salem, Oregon
“Pullman, Washington 99163” Lang Art Gallery, Scripps College, Claremont, California

1971
“Thinking, Touching, Drinking Cups” Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, Japan
“International Ceramic Exhibition”, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

1971
“Contemporary Ceramic Art Show” Kyoto, Japan
“California Design XI Show, Pasadena, California

1970
“Coffee, Tea and Other Cups Show” Museum of Contemporary Craft, New York City

1969
“Object USA Show” (Traveling Show: Europe, USA)
“California Design X Show” Pasadena, California
Features in Magazines and Trade Journals

2008
Featured in Ceramics Monthly (Ceramic Walls)

1997
Featured in Hilltopics Magazine, Washington State University

1990
Featured in Crafts Arts International, Sydney, Australia

1990
Featured in Studio Potter

1989
Featured in Ceramics Monthly
Featured in American Ceramics (August)
Featured in Ceramics Monthly (coverage of Clay Revisions Show)

1986
Featured statement in Studio Potter

1985
Featured in American Craft

1984
Profiled in American Ceramics (Spring)

1978
Featured in Horizons Magazine

1969
Featured in Crafts Horizon MagazineSpecial Recognitions and Residencies

2006-2011
Residency at Building Products: Mission Clay Products, Phoenix,
Arizona

1991
Recipient of NEA Fellowship in Ceramic Sculpture

1986-1987
Awarded Residency at the Alternative Workspace, Bemis Project
Omaha, Nebraska

1987
Washington State Arts Commission Fellowship

1972
Medal of Excellence, International Ceramic Exposition,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Workshops/Lectures

2004
Art a La Carte Lecture
Washington State University

1997
Opening Lecture, Faculty Show
Washington State University

1990
Ceramic Workshop, Southwest Craft Center, San Antonio, Texas
Visiting Artist Lectures, Missouri Art Institute, Kansas City,
Missouri
Visiting Artist Lectures, Spokane Falls Community College,
Spokane, Washington

1989
Lecture in conjunction with “Clay in the East” Ceramics
Conference, Pennsylvania State University
Workshop/Lecture, University of Montana, Missoula, Montana

1983
Lecture: “Contemporary Art” Mills College, Oakland, California
Ceramics Workshop, Cleveland Institute of Fine Arts, Cleveland,
Ohio
Ceramics Workshop, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada
Visiting Artist, Banff Center for the Arts, Banff, Alberta, Canada
Pieces in Museums and Corporate Collections
Kaneko Museum, Omaha, NB (Ceramic Wall: Pastoral #1)
Smithsonian, Washington, D.C.
Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Washington
Washington State University Art Museum
Museum of Art and Culture, Spokane Washington
Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, Utah
Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma Washington
Johnson’s Wax, Racine, Wisconsin
American Craft Museum, New York, New YorkPieces in Private Collections
Thomas L. Kennedy, Pullman, Washington
Joan Swanson, Pullman, Washington
Professor and Mrs. Joseph Monson, Seattle, Washington
Robert Pfannebecker, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Peter Voulkos, Berkeley, California
James Suzuki, San Francisco, California
James Melchert, Oakland, California
Betty Asher, Los Angeles, California
Barbara Taffet, Auburn, California
Manuel Neri, Benicia, California
Jun Kaneko, Cranbrook Institute, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Jim and Pat Kolva, Spokane, Washington
Bill Reese, New Haven, Connecticut

Teaching Experience

2005
Professor Emeritus, Washington State University

1973-2005
Professor, Washington State University
Foundation Drawing and Ceramics (all levels)

1973
Instructor of Ceramics, University of California, Berkeley

1969
Guest Lecturer, College of San Mateo, California

1968
Artist in Residence, Instructor, University of South Dakota, Vermillion

1967-1971
Teaching Assistant to Peter Voulkos and Ron Nagle,
University of California, Berkeley Recent Committee Work

2006 – 2008
Pullman (WA) Arts Commission

2004-2005
University Arts Committee, Washington State University

EXHIBITIONS

• 2024: Kay Meek Art Centre, West Vancouver, CANADA
  “The Magic of Still Life”
• 2023: Omar Alonso Gallery, Puerto Vallarta, MEXICO
  “El perro de Goya”
• 2023: Manitoba Arts Network, Manitoba, CANADA
  “Portraits with Movement and The Magic of Still Life”
• 2022: Art Couture Gallery, White Rock, BC, CANADA
  “Seduced By the Muses”
• 2022: True Colour Gallery, North Vancouver, BC, CANADA
  “Seduced By the Muses”
• 2022: Lipont Gallery, Richmond, BC, CANADA
  “Cycle of Life”
• 2022: Lipont Gallery, Richmond, BC, CANADA
  “Pepe Hidalgo”
• 2021: Art Gallery of St. Albert, St. Albert, AB, CANADA
  Video Link
• 2020: Lipont Gallery, Richmond, BC, CANADA
  “Origin of Souls”
  Gallery Link
• 2020: Cultural Centre of Cape Cod, selected for “While We Were Away” online exhibition, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts, USA
• 2020: Art at the Cave, Washington, USA
• 2020: Verum Ultimum Art Gallery, Oregon, USA
• 2019: Shadbolt Centre, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2019: Art at the Cave, Washington, USA
• 2019: Lipont Gallery, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2019: Michael Wright Art Gallery, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2019: Arts Council of Surrey, Newton Cultural Centre, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2018: Foyer Gallery, Squamish, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2017: Place de Arts Coquitlam, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2017: Abbotsford Community Arts council, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2017: West Vancouver Community Arts council, Silk Purse Gallery, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2016: The Deer Lake Gallery, The Arts Council of Burnaby, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2015-2017: Participating artist for International Day of the Dead at Granville Island, Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA, with the recognition of the Mexican Consulate
• 2015: The Gallery, The Arts Council of New Westminster, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2014: Smudges Art Shoppe – The Art House on Mill St., Chilliwack, British Columbia, CANADA
• 2000-2013: Commissioned work for art collectors, creating a number of Series
• 2009: Foundation of the Caixa, Santa Cristina D’Aro, Girona, SPAIN
• 2000: Exposicion Sala. Huis 13 Tiel, NETHERLANDS
• 2000-1982: Individual Exhibitions in Spain, Netherlands, Germany, and BELGIUM

AWARDS

• 2019: Second Place, 2019 POTE: Painting on the Edge, FCA, Title of Painting: Faust Opera
• 2019: Artistic Achievement Award, Oil and Water Juried Exhibition, Delta, BC, Title of Painting: My Neighbour Matilda
• 2018: Second Place, Three Seasons Art Competition, Vinoscenti Vineyards- Clinton Lee
• 2018: Associate Signature Member Status at the Federation of Canadian Artists (AFCA)
• 2017: First Place in Federation of Canadian Artists, Theme: Canvas Unbound, Title of Painting: The Menina
• 2015: Second Place in Federation of Canadian Artists, Theme: Culture, Title of Painting: Kidnapping Europe
• 2008: Selection in First Contest de Pintura Libre Fundación Caja Rural Jaén, Title of Painting: Appearance on Monte Perdido
• 2001: Selection and Mention of Honor de ZARTE, Title of painting: De J.R. Sender a Miro Pasando por Picasso
• 1992: Francisco de Goya Prize, Selection and Exhibition in Conde Duque Sala. Madrid, SPAIN, Title of painting: Equilibrium in Europe
• 1985: Second Place “Painting Competition Abroad: Organized by the Ministry of Work” Utrecht-Madrid, NETHERLANDS-SPAIN

GALLERY REPRESENTATION

• Lipont Gallery, Richmond, AB, Canada
• Grant Berg Gallery, Grand Prairie, AB, Canada
• Art Couture Gallery, White Rock, BC, Canada
• Bruno Massa, Paris, France

PUBLICATIONS

• 2023: Al-Tiba9 Contemporrary Magazine
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• 2022: Video on collaborative work with Guo Yan and Pepe Hidalgo
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• 2021: Art Gallery of St. Albert, St. Albert, AB, CANADA
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• 2020: Art Habens Art Review, Special Edition March 29, 2020
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• 2019: Art Avenue – July/August
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• 2017: Art Avenue – March/April
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• 2011: Ciutadans – núm 8 – Revista de Ciències Socials D’Andorra – Paintings included in the article: Reality and Imagination by Francesca Randazzo
• 2016: Ciutadans – num 13 – Revista de Ciencias Sociales D’Andorra – Paintings included in the article: Avalanche Danger Awareness with Educational Board Game by Luis G. Lopez
• 2003: Painting used for a book cover – Los Ninos Indigos by Jose Manuel Piedrafita M

Pepe Hidalgo’s artistic style encompasses both figurative and abstract narrative elements. While his figurative works are not bound by realism, they spring forth from the depths of his imagination. Notably, Hidalgo’s paintings derive their potency from the application of glazes or velatures. In fact, he employs two or three layers of these mediums in each painting, effectively crafting a profound sense of spatial depth.

A distinctive motif recurrent in Hidalgo’s works is the presence of a string or cord, symbolizing an umbilical connection between himself and the universe. This metaphorical cord not only tethers him to the cosmos but also facilitates his temporal journeys, allowing him to traverse between different times as if suspended between reality and imagination.

Hidalgo’s preferred mediums primarily include acrylics for painting and sketches for preliminary drafts. His journey as an artist commenced during his childhood, marked by frequent visits to the Museo del Prado in Madrid. Notably, his creative expression draws inspiration from eminent artists such as Velazquez, Zurbaran, El Bosco, and the Impressionists.

Art, for Hidalgo, serves as a liberating force, affording him the freedom to convey his thoughts uninhibitedly, unburdened by preconceived notions. This artistic emancipation empowers him to explore his innermost desires without the weight of expectations. When questioned about the sources of his artistic ideas, Hidalgo reveals that his creative well draws from a rich blend of astrology, mythology, history, life experiences, and personal insights. As one delves deeper into his art, the fusion of these diverse influences becomes palpably evident, eloquently manifested and thoughtfully expressed in his captivating paintings.

Born in 1980, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.

Graduated from the School of Visual Arts and acquired expertise in workshops outstanding teachers. He has participated in several exhibitions nationally and internationally and his work is in major collections.
From a young age attracted to art and nature, now as a professional artist tries to express in his work the beauty and perfection of both. and their belief in the undeniable existence of a Creator.
Currently living in Guadalajara, and together with his wife educate their four children at home.

TRAYECTORIA:

Estudios

1995-Taller de pintura en la preparatoria 13 U de G impartido por el pintor Cándido Gallo.

1996-1997- Taller de pintura y dibujo del pintor José Barbosa.

1998-2001- Licenciatura en Artes Visuales Orientación pintura de la U de G.
Exposiciones:

1997.
-Individual “luz viva” en el instituto S.E.N.D.A.

1998.
-Colectiva de alumnos de la licenciatura en artes visuales en la galería Jorge Martínez.
-Colectiva de alumnos de la licenciatura en artes en la preparatoria 1 de la U de G.

1999.
-Colectiva “Certamen Arte Jalisco joven” en el foro de Arte y Cultura.
-Colectiva “Frente joven” en la galería de la fonda San Miguel.

2000.
-Colectiva de alumnos de la licenciatura en artes en la galería de billarte.
-Colectiva “Certamen Arte Jalisco Joven” en el Ex Convento del Carmen.

2001.
-Colectiva “semana de las artes del C.U.A.A.D.” en el palacio Municipal de Zapopan.
-Colectiva de alumnos de la licenciatura en artes en la galería Jorge Martínez.

2002.
-Colectiva “Premio Jóvenes Promesas del Arte Jalisciense” galería Jorge Martínez.
-Colectiva “Salón de Octubre” en el Ex Convento del Carmen.
-Tercer lugar en el “Premio Jóvenes Promesas del Arte Jalisciense”.

2003.
-Colectiva en el Auditorio del CEFERESO 2 con motivo de la semana cultural.
-Colectiva en la galería estudio de Maricarmen Gutiérrez.

2004.
-Colectiva “Festival de las artes libres” expo Guadalajara.
-Colectiva “Día nacional del paciente reumático” hotel Hilton.

2005.
-Individual “Perlas” en la galería Casa de Ensueños.
-Colectiva de “Corazón a corazón” e la galería Casa de ensueños.
-Colectiva “Festival de las artes libres” en Expo Guadalajara.
-Colectiva “ XIV salón de la plástica joven”, CAM.
-Colectiva en “VIVE 2005” en las instalaciones del club deportivo U de G.

2006.
-Individual “Señales” en la galería Casa de ensueños.
-Individual “Señales” en el pasillo principal del antiguo Hospital Civil en el marco del “Día mundial sin tabaco”.
-Colectiva en el Club San Javier.
-Colectiva “Arte a favor de la vida” restauran Chez Pierre.
-Colectiva “La vida y la muerte” en la galería Casa de ensueños.
-Colectiva 8th annual Latino Art Auction MACLA’S gallery, San Jose CA.

Obra mural
-Colaboración en el mural “Historia y costumbres del barrio de Mezquitan”.
-Mural “La caída” en el auditorio del CEFERESO 2.
-Mural en la escuela primaria “general Andrés Figueroa”.

Su formación artística comienza en 1960, con estudios de dibujo y croquis con Gracia Barrios, en la Escuela de Bellas Artes de Santiago de Chile, en el turno vespertino. Muy poco después, entre 1961 y 1963, estudia diseño y cerámica en la Escuela de Artes Aplicadas. Paralelamente en 1962 estudia canto en el Coservatorio Nacional de Música.

En 1964 ingresa en la Escuela de Bellas Artes, en la especialidad de escultura impartida por Ricardo Mesa, donde estudia hasta 1970. En ese entonces Víctor Hugo es presidente del Centro de alumnos y José Balmes, director. Simultáneamente es ayudante de cátedra y posteriormente maestro titular de la cátedra de escultura, cuando la escuela está situada en el Parque Forestal
En 1971 es invitado a formar la Casa de la Cultura del mineral de El Teniente, y ese mismo año nombrado director de la misma.
En 1973 es seleccionado para representar a Chile en el Encuentro de Arte Latinoamericano en Cuba, con esculturas dedicadas a los niños. En ese momento lo sorprende el Golpe de Estado.
En 1974 llega a México como asilado político.
Su trabajo escultórico ha permanecido por mucho tiempo en la sala permanente y los jardines del Museo de Arte Moderno de la ciudad de México.
En 1979 obtiene el Primer Premio de adquisición en la Primera Trienal de Escultura del Salón Nacional de Artes Plásticas de México. En 1982, en la Segunda Trienal, consigue Mención Honorífica.
En 1985 se le otorga Mención Especial en el Salón de Espacios Alternativos del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes de México.

Exposiciones individuales

2004-2005
“De la Cruz del Sur al Iztaccihuatl”
Museo de la Ciudad de México, México D.F.

2003
“Del Iztaccihuatl a la Cruz del Sur”
Teatro Municipal TeMuco. Chile.

2003
“Del Iztaccihuatl a la Cruz del Sur”
Pinacoteca de la Universidad de Concepción,, Chile

2002
“Ate Objeto”
Galería Isabel Aninat, Santiago, Chile

2002
“Del Iztaccihuatl a la Cruz del Sur”
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Santiago, Chile

1999
“Soldando sueños, tallando atardeceres”
Galería Espacio Interno, Cuernavaca, México

1999
“De forja, madera y dulces sueños”
Taller del artista, Cuernavaca, México

1997
“Presencia de escultura en acuarela”
Hacienda San Gabriel, Morelos, México

1992
“Esculturas de amor y de esperanza”
Galería Lourdes Chumacera, México, D.F.

1979
“América, un grito”
Galería José María Velasco, México, D.F.

1977
“Imagen y resistencia”
Casa del Lago, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México, D.F.

1976
“Por Chile”.
Casa de Chile en México. México, D.F.

1970
“Homenaje al pueblo”.
Casa de la Cultura. Santiago. Chile.

1969
“Espacios escultóricos”.
Casa Central. Universidad de Chile. Santiago. Chile.

colectivas

2000
“México eterno, arte y permanencia”. Palacio de Bellas Artes, México. D.F.

1999
“Feria Internacional del Libro”. Centro Cultural Casa Vallarta, Guadalajara, México.

1999
“México eterno: arte y permanencia”. Palacio de Bellas Artes. México, D.F.

1998
“Homenaje al pueblo que devora sus volcanes.” Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes. Jardín Borda, Cuernavaca, México.

1997
“De los Cristos de caña a la escultura contemporánea”. Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes. Jardín Borda. Cuernavaca. México.

1990
“Tiempo de espera”. Convento de Tepoztlán, Morelos, México.

1988
“3 dimensiones, 20 expresiones”. Museo de Arte Moderno. México, D.F.

1985
“Espacios alternativos”. Salón Nacional de Artes Plásticas, México, D.F.

1984
“A la sazón de los 80’s”. Casa del Lago, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. México. D.F.

1983
“Feria Internacional de Arte de Nueva York”. Nueva York, E.UA

1983
“América, no invoco tu nombre en vano”. Museo Virreinal, Universidad Autónoma de Puebla. Puebla, México.

1982
“Trienal de Escultura”. Salón Nacional de Artes Plásticas, México, D.F.

1982
“América, no invoco tu nombre en vano”. Museo Carrillo Gil, México, D.F.

1980
“Tres años del Salón de Artes Plásticas”.Auditorio Nacional, México, D.F.

1979
‘Trienal de Escultura”. Salón Nacional de Artes Plásticas, México, D.F.

1970
“Imagen del hombre”. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Santiago, Chile.

1969
“Homenaje al triunfo del pueblo”. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Santiago, Chile.