Catalogue Chamos Art Gala

Catalogue

gala committee
Mariana Cárdenas
Antonio D’Apuzzo
Valentina Delgado
María Inés Gómez
Miguel Gómez
Anne Farkas
Adriana Mendoza
Graciela Muci
Dana Noya
Mario Palencia
Mary Pérez
Samantha Reyes
María Antonieta Rodríguez
Tamara Rodríguez
Mariana Siblesz
Iberia Torres
Paola Wycke
collaborators and other donors
Carolina Briceño
Colección Sammy Sayago
Cruz-Diez Art Foundation
Maddox Arts
Rafael and Graciela Muci
Gabriela Rodríguez
Gabi Torres
graphic design
Patricia Álvarez
London, April 2018
None of this could have been possible without the contributions of the artists who donated their work.

This year, chamos - In Aid of the Children of Venezuela is focusing its
fundraising efforts via the Art Gala 2018. Thank you for being a part of it!
We have pulled together a list of known artists as well as emerging talent,
with different approaches to art and with a broad spectrum of media. We
hope that you enjoy the evening while helping chamos contribute to the
development and social transformation of Venezuelan children.
chamos is a non-profit registered charity managed by a group of
volunteers with strong ties to Venezuela. We support education and
community development programs through trusted local NGOs. In the
past few years, some of the projects chamos has supported range from
providing infrastructure and technical equipment for a children’s hospital,
to sponsoring a program that brings together young people from local
communities through participatory design to transform public spaces.
There are many more projects and you can learn more about chamos and
what we do via our website:
www.chamos.org.uk

4
Artists
Daniel
Acuña
Acuña’s work is set between
Western and far‐Eastern
philosophies and feeds
from the friction that
emerges from their most
irreconcilable differences.
He approaches drawing
as scenery for reflection
upon death and change,
while dealing with the
disturbances that arise
from both resistance and
acceptance of such terrifying
yet beautiful phenomena.
Enriqueta
Ahrensburg
Enriqueta Ahrensburg
was born in Paris and
lived in Venezuela. At
16 she returned to Paris
and studied at the Port
Royal Academy. She
graduated in Fine Arts
at the Armando Reverón
University. Ahrensburg won
the prestigious “Arturo
Michelena” award. She
has exhibited many times
around the world. Her
paintings show a mastery
of colour and light. She
currently works in London.
Nani
Cárdenas
Cárdenas graduated
Valedictorian from the
School of Arts at PUCP in
1993 with the award for
best sculpture. She studied
drawing and sculpture in
the workshop of Cristina
Gálvez (1986‐1987). Her
latest individual exhibits
include: Jardín Nocturno in
CEDE Galería (Lima, 2017);
Cartografías del Naufragio in
the SLMQG and Cartografías
del Naufragio II in Cecilia
González Galería (Lima,
2015), Picnic en Wire Messe
(Düsseldorf, 2010). She has
also participated in several
collectives and national and
international art fairs in
Lima, Santiago de Chile, NYC,
Bogota, and La Paz, among
others. She has published:
Nubes (2011), Picnic (2010),
Cuaderno de dibujo (2009)
and Cromoterapia (2008).
Gloria
Ceballos
Gloria Ceballos lives and
works in London, UK. She
has an MA Printmaking from
the Royal College of Art,
London, a BA (Honours) in
Visual Arts from Camberwell
College of Arts, London and
a BA in Interior Design from
IADE University, Madrid.
Gloria has been the Artist in
Residence at North London
Collegiate School, London;
Atelierhaus Beisinghoff,
Germany and ValdelArte,
Centre for Art & Nature,
Spain, among others. She
was finalist for Sustain RCA
award, Royal College of Art,
London and was shortlisted
for the IX competition “Gran
Canaria de Series de Obra
Gráfica” in 2013.
www.gloriaceballos.com
www.nanicardenas.com

5
Saint Clair
Cemin
Saint Clair Cemin was
born in Brazil in 1951. He
lives and works between
New York City and Beijing.
His work encompasses
multiple styles, approaches,
and materials, from neosurrealism
to furniture to
toys in popular culture to
the history of sculpture.
Some of his works are on
permanent exhibitions
at important institutions
such as the Museum of
Contemporary Art in Los
Angeles.
Carlos
Cruz‐Diez
Carlos Cruz-Diez, one of the fathers of kinetic art, has spent
his life as a passionate painter. He was born in Caracas,
Venezuela in 1923, and at 17 he enrolled at the School of
Fine Art, Caracas. As an academic painter Cruz‐Diez was
very successful but he wanted to change his trajectory and
chose the relatively unexplored path of colour as his focus.
In 1955 he moved to Europe (Barcelona and Paris, mainly)
where artists were creating the kinetic art movement. 1961
signalled his arrival to the European stage when he took
part in ‘Bewogen Beweging’, the first major exhibition on
kinetic art, at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, and his
first solo exhibition in Paris was at the Galerie Kerchache
in 1965. Gradually Cruz‐Diez developed his discourse; that
of colour in space, devoid of form. His canvases reflect the
ever-changing, ephemeral and mobile nature of colour
with the use of lines, as the most efficient tool; devoid of
symbolism and leaving only colour without anecdote. Over
a period of almost seven decades of research, refinement
and discovery, Cruz-Diez has never strayed from his
original discourse. He is still amazed with life, passionate
about his work and has a childlike enthusiasm that is
utterly contagious. To date Cruz‐Diez has featured in 1,180
collective exhibitions, 286 solo exhibitions, has constructed
142 architectural works, received 70 awards, created
65 ephemeral events and has works on display in the
permanent collection of 62 museums. All of which happens
on a global scale - some 18 countries and counting.
Luigi
Cuchillo
Luigi Cuchillo was born in
1984 in Caracas, Venezuela
and lives in Madrid, Spain
where he explores identity
through collage, sculpture,
writing, painting and design.
Cuchillo believes that words
are like knives and that we
are constantly throwing
knives at each other to
communicate. Some are dull
and bounce off. Others are
sharp and cut deep into our
souls. Some, we can never
remove. Cuchillo paints
knives to communicate his
feelings. He believes that
South Americans are well
represented by knives as in
the South people live closer
lives. If you want to attack
someone with a knife you
need to be close to them.
@luigi.cuchillo
www.luigicuchillo.com

6
Artists
Katherine
di Turi
Katherine Di Turi was born in
Caracas, Venezuela. She is a
London‐based artist whose
work deals with the position
of analogical photography in
a digital era. Di Turi received
an MFA in Fine Art Media
from the Slade School of
Fine Art, London, and a BA
in Fine Art from the Instituto
Armando Reverón, Caracas.
Cristina
Escobar
Cristina was born
in Ecuador. This land, its
culture, flavours and colours,
captivated her attention
and inspired the artist to
pursue her artistic career.
She received her MA in
Arts with a Graphic Design
major at Simmons College in
Boston. She moved back to
Ecuador where she worked
as Art Director in DeMaruri
Publicidad. The Asociación
Ecuatoriana de Publicidad
granted her eleven Condor
Awards for her outstanding
work as a designer. In 1998
she moved to the USA
and resumed her painting
studies. Cristina resides in
Florida and participates with
Studio 1156. She has taken
part in many solo and group
exhibits through the USA
and South America.
Diana
Espín
Diana Espin is a self‐taught
photographer and currently
a student at Roberto
Mata’s Photography Studio
in Florida. Her work is
not limited to just one
form or expression. She
views photography as an
interminable language which
powers her experimental
work. Her work is very liberal
and related to personal
experiences: documentary,
landscape, grand scale
panoramic images, as well
as some work with portraits
and fine arts. She considers
herself an eternal student,
always ready to work in
collaborations or volunteer
her camera in any creative
endeavour where it could be
of use. Her images attempt
to transmit sensations and
feelings to those who look at
them carefully, transmitting
her own experience in the
process.
Guillermo
Felizola
Guillermo Felizola was
born in Venezuela. He is
one of the most renown
photographers in the
country and is recognised
for being one of the most
talented and original of
the moment. He is at his
happiest when through his
lens he can capture the
beauty of Caracas, where he
resides.

7
Renata
Fernández
Renata Fernández was born
in Caracas, Venezuela and
lives and works in London,
UK. She studied Fine Arts at
the Instituto Universitario
de Estudios Superiores de
Artes Plásticas Armando
Reverón, as well as studying
Drama and Set Design and
Media Studies. Fernández
has received several awards,
such as 2nd Award Atkinson
Gallery Summer Exhibition
(2001) and the Órden José
Félix Rivas, Third Class, for
artistic accomplishments
as an emerging Venezuelan
artist (1993). She has had
solo and group exhibitions
in Venezuela, London, and
Spain among others.
Carolina
Fernández
del Dago
Carolina Fernandez del Dago
is a Bogotá based visual
artist and filmmaker (The
School of The Art Institute of
Chicago BFA/BAVCS - 2014)
mixing themes of social
critique with multimedia
installations. Her work
spans a variety of mediums
and lies at the intersection
of deep engagement
with process, kitsch, and
commentary.
Justine
Formentelli
Justine Formentelli was
born in Paris in 1973. She
spent her childhood in the
Caribbean, the island of
Reunion and Morocco, where
the strong light and vibrant
colours have remained an
enduring influence in her
paintings. She completed
her BA in illustration at
the Atlanta College of Arts,
USA (1998). She has been
painting and exhibiting in
the USA and Europe ever
since. Her nomadic life
has led her to investigate
the meaning of home and
the transitory nature of
existence. She is currently
studying for an MA in fine
Arts at The City and Guilds of
London School of Arts.
www.justine-formentelli.com
Jason
Galarraga
Galarraga was born in
Caracas, Venezuela in 1950.
He studied at the Instituto
de Diseño - Fundación
Neumann and at the Escuela
de Artes Plásticas (Caracas).
He also did a course in
Applied Graphic Arts at
CEAGRAF, Universidad de
Costa Rica. His work has
been part of solo exhibits
in Venezuela, Colombia,
Chile, Panama, USA, Mexico,
and France. Galarraga has
received numerous awards,
including the “Mención
Unica” at the lll Bienal
Internacional de Arte
Contemporáneo ULA (2010)
and the “Antonio Edmundo
Monsanto” Award at the
LXV Salón Arturo Michelena
(2010).

8
ARTworks
01
03
02
01
Daniel Acuña
No. 38 from the Cloud-spotting and
Other Aimless Endeavors II series
(2018)
–
27 x 27 cm
Erased charcoal dust on paper
Original
02
Nani Cárdenas
El Otro Novio
(2015)
–
60 x 44 cm
Embroidery and mixed media
[framed in acrylic box]
Orginal
03
Enriqueta Ahrensburg
Spring
(2017)
–
50 x 80 cm
Acrylic paint on canvas
Original

9
04
05
04
Carlos Cruz-Diez
Sitges
(2014)
–
100 x 25 cm
Lithograph
Series 1/75
Signed by artist
05
Carlos Cruz-Diez
Color Aditivo 3x
(2011)
–
33 x 48.5 cm
Lithograph
Series 1/75
Signed by Artist

10 ARTworks
07
06
08
06
Luigi Cuchillo
Cómanse a Besos esta Noche
(2017)
–
70 x 35 cm
Print on aluminium
Original
07
Gloria Ceballos
Hiliada
(2008)
–
56 x 38 cm
Embroidery and mixed media
Monotype
Original
08
Saint Clair Cemin
Untitled - 4
(1980)
–
38 x 47 cm
Aquatint Etching
Series 3/75

11
09
10 11
09
Guillermo Felizola
Serie Libertador
(2017)
–
[Set of 2]
30 x 30cm [each]
Photography
Original
10
Cristina Escobar
Heliconias
(2013)
–
155 x 126 cm
Oil on canvas
Original
11
Katherine Di Turi
Abstract Photogram #38
(2018)
–
17.5 x 12.5 cm
Photogram on RC Ilford Paper
Original

12 ARTworks
13
12
14
12
Renata Fernández
Deck Chairs
(2016)
–
44 x 61 cm
Series Varied Edition
Intervened Matted Print
Series 1/2
13
Carolina Fernández del Dago
Lasso
(2016)
–
20 x 24 cm
Collage
Series 2/100
14
Justine Formentelli
Untitled
(2015)
–
30 x 40 cm
Acrylic and collage
Original

13
15
17
16
15
Jason Galarraga
Juegos y Letras
(2008)
–
38 x 59 cm
Acrylic paint and crayons on wood
Original
16
María Gamundí
Goddess of the Water
(2016)
–
30 x 30 cm
High relief original model in
terracotta on wooden frame
17
María Gamundí
Zulay
(1993)
–
53 x 38 cm
Serigraphy
Series 3/45

14 Artists
María
Gamundí
Maria Gamundí was born in
1952 in Caracas, Venezuela.
She studied at Pratt Institute
of New York and the
Scuola del Libro of Urbino.
She lives and works in
Pietrasanta. Since 1973 she
has held important personal
exhibitions in Italy, Europe,
the United States and
Latin America. Her female
nudes exude a sculptural
force exalted by her deep
knowledge of anatomy and
materials, as well as an
instinctive “joie de vivre”
which well represents her
strong Latin American roots.
Gabriela Elena
García
García was born in Boston,
Massachusetts in 1982 and
currently lives and works
in Florida, USA. She began
her photographic studies in
2009 at the Roberto Mata
Photography Workshop and
her exhibition career in 2011.
In 2014, she held her first
solo exhibition, “Caracas
Fragmentada”, at the tresy3
Gallery in Caracas. She
has been awarded: Third
place in video festival Sin
Mordaza, 2012 and third
place in the competition Una
fotoxdíax28dias, Roberto Mata
Taller de Fotografía, 2011.
Juan
Gerstl
Born in Caracas in 1985,
Gerstl showed signs of
intellectual creativity from
an early age. As a child, he
was drawn to symmetry,
order and movement
focusing on turning his
creativity into tangible
aesthetic. Both his art-dealer
mother and his natureloving
father encouraged
him to express his ideas in
different ways. Today, still
‘haunted’ by form, volume
and symmetry, Gerstl
stresses the importance of
harmony in each piece and
seeks integration between
the piece and the viewer.
“My creative path stands
between a peaceful dream
and a mathematical reality
born as an optical illusion
of the viewer that I call
Geometric Poetry”.
www.juangerstl.com.
Jaime
Gili
Jaime Gili (born 1972,
Caracas) is a London-based
artist. Throughout his career,
Gili has developed the
universal abstract language
of the mid-20th Century
into contemporary painting.
More specifically, his work
has been contextualised as
a revision of Latin American
abstraction, especially
the Venezuelan optical
and kinetic work of artists
such as Carlos Cruz-Diez
and Alejandro Otero, with
an input from popular art
and London’s energy. Gili
received his MA in painting
from the Royal College of
Art (1998), after studying
in Caracas and Barcelona.
He completed a PhD at the
University of Barcelona
(2001) with a thesis on
“Repetition and Serial art
since the 1960’s”.

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Peter
Griffin
Peter Griffin was born in 1947
in Wakefield, Yorkshire. He
lives and works in London.
He has a MFA in Fine Art
(Distinction) from Slade
School of Fine Art, London
(1979) and studied at the
San Francisco Art Institute,
Fulbright Grant (1977).
He received the Wingate
Fellowship for Humanities
in the Arts award (1992),
the Rome Scholarship in
Painting (1979) and the
Anstruther Purchase Award
(1977). His work has been
part of solo and collective
exhibits around the world
and is part of the collections
in several museums,
including The Royal College
of Art (London).
Pablo
Griss
Pablo Griss was born in 1971
in Caracas, Venezuela. He
graduated from Columbia
University School of Visual
Arts (1996) in New York,
where he lived and worked.
He currently works from
his studios in Berlin and
Panama City where he has
resided since 2008. Pablo
has participated in several
group and solo exhibitions
in the USA, Europe and Latin
America. Griss’s work was
featured in the book “100
Painters of Tomorrow”.
www.pablogrissintervention.com
Itálica
Anticuario
ITALICA is currently the most
exclusive representative
of Asian Art in Spain. Mani
de Rato and her daughter
Ángela de la Rosa Rato,
alongside a team of
professionals, are the faces
behind the gallery. Ángela
specialised in Asian Art
at the British Museum in
London, focusing on India,
China and South East
Asia. Itálica participates in
fairs and auctions, both in
Spain and internationally.
In September 2012, Itálica
moved back into the same
gallery space where it all
began in 1970, in Calle Jorge
Juan 31, Madrid. The gallery
has been reformed and
continues to offer unique
pieces of painting, sculpture
and furniture.
www.anticuarioitalica.com
María Fernanda
Lairet
Born in Caracas, Venezuela,
Lairet studied Graphic
Design at the Instituto de
Diseño de Caracas (1987).
Throughout her career as
an artist she has dabbled
in graphic design, drawing,
photography, and painting,
disciplines in which she
works without boundaries
and combines to produce
surprising pieces. During
the 80’s Lairet began her
artistic work, with pieces
framed within abstract
expressionism and paintings
strongly dominated by
gestures. Lairet’s current
work is more reflexive
and conceptual, by which
she studies currency from
different denominations
and nationalities and where
she seeps through aspects
of politics, economy and
society.
www.mariafernandalairet.com

16 Artists
Andrés
Landino
My love for portrait photography started in the early
eighties under the direction of Antonieta Muñoz. My
first portrait commission came a couple of years later
and I decided to embark on portraits as a career. During
my studies in Journalism at the Universidad Central de
Venezuela, analogue photography bewitched me and
widened my senses taking my creativity to other levels. I
sought to capture and display the essence of whom and
what I was photographing. With time, I learned the use
and magic of light, giving more depth and meaning to my
work. I am currently based in London.
Marianne
Lerbs
Lerbs grew up in Caracas,
Venezuela and lives in
Florida, USA. Her mother
was a renowned art critic
and her father encouraged
her to pursue her art calling.
With them she travelled
all throughout Europe,
South America and North
America, visiting museums
and galleries. Marianne
graduated as graphic
designer from the Instituto
de Diseño Neumann. She
has a long list of solo shows,
art residences and public art
commissions and has won
several awards, including
“Most Advanced Artist of
Show” by Henry Flood Jr.
director of Jacksonville
Museum of Contemporary
Art; and the inclusion in the
“Encyclopaedia of Living
Artists”, among other awards.
Enrique
Lobo
Enrique Lobo was born
in Mérida, Venezuela in
1958. He graduated as an
Architect from the University
of Los Andes (1985) and,
between 1991 and 1994,
he studied engraving at
L’Espace Croix‐Baragnon
in Toulouse, France. He
currently lives in Palmira,
Venezuela and works in
different artistic expressions,
such as painting, drawing,
engraving, and sculpture.
He has exhibited his work in
galleries, museums, centres
and art fairs nationally and
internationally.
www.mariannelerbs.com

17
Anamaría
López
López was born in Cumaná,
Venezuela and lived in Spain
as a child, where she spent
most of her time visiting
museums and galleries with
her father, which inspired
her to paint. She is passionate
about nature and
works with unconventional
tools and different textures,
dimensions and colours that
contribute to her contemporary
abstract designs. Each
work is bold and shows her
emotion, with colours overlapping
into one another.
She encourages viewers by
taking them into a world of
ethereal beauty, where they
can search their own meaning
and make discoveries
along the way.
Rocío
Magasrevi
Magasrevi was born in
Caracas, Venezuela in 1973. In
1997 she did her first studies
in drawing at the studio of
José Gelhder and in 1999 she
began to explore painting
with oils and acrylic. In 2003,
after perfecting her oil paint
technique, she founded her
studio, together with other
fellow artists, joined art
collective exhibits and began
selling her work. From 2009
to 2014 Magasrevy studied
under artist Enrique Etievan.
Her work is part of private
collections in Venezuela,
USA, Panama and Spain. She
currently works in her studio
in Caracas.
Cipriano
Martínez
Martínez was born in 1965 in
Caracas, Venezuela. He has
an MA from Chelsea College
of Arts & Design, London
(1999) as well as an MA from
UPEL, Caracas (1998) and a
Degree in Arts from Instituto
Armando Reverón, Caracas
(1996). He studied Civil Engineering
at the UCV, Caracas
(1989). He received a Special
Mention of the Jury at the
Mendoza Award 2003, Caracas
and a Special Distinction
at the “II Bienal Nacional del
Paisaje” Museo de Arte Contemporáneo
Mario Abreu,
Maracay, Venezuela (1998).
Martínez’s work has been in
solo and group exhibits in
Venezuela, UK, Spain, and
Colombia.
Juan
Mateus
Juan Mateus is a London
based Colombian artist who
works with photography,
mixed media and found
objects. He currently studies
Fine Arts at Central Saint
Martins (UAL).
Look at #me is a comment
on narcissism and our
obsession with the way in
which we portray ourselves
and create online social
media personas, which
do not always necessarily
represent reality.
juanmateus.com

18 ARTworks
18
20
19
18
Gabriela Elena García
Unexpected Inner Side
(2015)
–
[Set of 2]
#07 Series 2/6
#30 Series 3/6
24 x 25 cm (each)
Archival Pigment print on
Hahnemuhle photo rag,
bright white 310 gsm
19
Juan Gerstl
Mercedes
–
200 x 200 cms
Geometric cartography.
Intervened print on paper
Original
20
Itálica Anticuario
God Vishnu
(XIX Century Original)
–
15 cm H
Bronze Sculpture
India

19
21
22
23
21
Peter Griffin
Heart
(2007)
–
76 x 58cm
Carburundum Etching
Edition 5/12
Original
22
Jaime Gili
A200 Gio
(2010)
–
70 x 70 cm
Original silkscreen print on
350gsm Magnani litho paper
Series 1/200
23
Pablo Griss
Brooding Sky
–
60 x 50 cm
Acrylic on linen
2018
Original

20 ARTworks
24
25
24
Andrés Landino
Jesus Soto - Behind the scenes
(1998)
–
[Set of 3]
14 x 19 cm
14 x 19 cm
19 x 28 cm
Photography on paper
25
María Fernanda Lairet
Queen Elizabeth II
(2013)
–
30 x 30 cm
Photo print and praise
glass impression
Original

21
27
26
28
26
Marianne Lerbs
Doggo
(2010)
–
82 x 102 cm
Acrylic paint on canvas.
Original
27
Enrique Lobo
Mi Bici Mágica
(2018)
–
50 x 50 cm
Mixed technique on canvas
Original
28
Anamaría López
Remanso
(2017)
–
64 x 140 cm
Acrylic paint on Canvas
Original

22 ARTworks
29
31
30
29
Rocío Magasrevi
Trazando
(2018)
–
25 x 25 cm
Oil on canvas
Original
30
Juan Mateus
Look at #me
(2015)
–
62 x 53 cm
Acrylic and correction
fluid on found object
Original
31
Cipriano Martínez
Apuntes para la Destrucción
(2014)
–
56 x 76.5 cm
Silkscreen on Fabriano paper
Original

23
32
33
32
Gabriela Medina
Urban Fridha
(2017)
–
20 x 30 cm
Digital Collage
Series 1/20
33
Gabriela Medina
Salado
(2017)
–
[Set of 2]
20 x 30 cm (each)
Digital Collage
Series 1/20

24 Artists
Roberto
Matta
Roberto Matta (Chile
1911‐2002) “… was an international
figure whose
worldview represented
a synthesis of European,
American, and Latin American
cultures. As a member
of the Surrealist movement
and an early mentor to
several Abstract Expressionists,
Matta broke with both
groups to pursue a highly
personal artistic vision.
His mature work blended
abstraction, figuration, and
multi‐dimensional spaces
into complex, cosmic landscapes.
Matta’s long and
prolific career was defined
by a strong social conscience
and an intense exploration
of his internal and
external worlds”. (Modern
Art Insight)
Gabriela
Medina
Gabriela Medina is a creative
photographer specialized
in international corporate
image. Freelance since 1982,
she has worked directly for
top clients and the best
advertising agencies all
over the world. Living in
Paris since 2011, she is now
capturing the essence of the
“City of Light”, through the
emotions of its inhabitants.
Taking time to compile and
edit her extended image
bank, Gabriela is aiming for
a more personal work. In
2014 she received the Gold
Medal of Professional Merit
by the “Foro Europa 2011” in
Madrid.
gabrielamedinaart.com
Manuel
Mérida
Mérida is a Venezuelan
contemporary painter and
sculptor born in 1939, based
in Paris. Mérida studied
painting and sculpture
at the Escuela de Artes
Plásticas Arturo Michelena
under the tutelage of
Braulio Salazar and Claudio
Mimo. From 1968 to 1973 he
lived in Europe, where he
befriended Carlos Cruz‐Diez
and collaborated in his
studio for two years. Back in
Venezuela in 1973 he began
to integrate concepts of
space and movement into
his work. His artistic work
develops alongside his work
as a set decorator for movies
and television, where he
has collaborated with Luis
Armando Roche, Néstor
Rodríguez Lamelas and Max
Douy. Mérida’s work is part
of the permanent collections
of several museums around
the world.
Patricia
Michelangeli
Patricia was born in Caracas
in 1977. She studied art in
the School of Visual Arts
Cristobal Rojas in Caracas.
She is recognisable for
her vividly coloured style
in abstract art. She has
exhibited her work in
Caracas, Maturin and Miami.

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Rodolfo
Minunboc
Rodolfo Minumboc was a
Venezuelan painter and
sculptor (1933‐1988). He lived
in Rome from 1963, where
he studied architecture
and art history. His work is
known for a predominance
of white with bursts of
silver, gold and grey, which
induce sculptoric sensations,
with somewhat kinetic and
spatial influences.
Gustavo
Muci
My artistic work does not
pursue definition, location,
or concept. It pursues liberty
through the conjugation
and ludic exploration of
colour, shapes, textures,
lines and dots as mediums
for the expression of the
most intimate emotions and
sensations. It is nurtured
by the sea, marine life, the
sky, clouds, space and the
movement that exists in
each of them. It intends to
be the result of the union
between the mind and the
soul, which fly and express
themselves together, so the
creative spirit can flow as
it wishes, opening the way
for the enjoyment of life
- of existence in freedom,
freedom that is captured in
each canvas, in each creative
event.
www.muci.com/galería
Isabela
Muci
From an early age I dove
headlong into a variety of
artistic pursuits in order
to free myself from my
surroundings. My journey
began with painting and
progressed to pottery,
music, and sculpture
before returning to my true
passion: painting. I feel
the need for an intimate
dialog with my work in order
to bring about personal
transformation through the
creative process, which is
an aesthetic exploration of
recycled and often earthy
foundations layered with
hints of classical figure
drawings. This layering
process is achieved with a
playful painting approach
and it is my personal way of
searching for beauty in the
imperfect, impermanent, and
incomplete.
Leonardo
Nierman
Leonardo Nierman is a
Mexican artist born in 1932
and mostly known for his
painting and sculpture. His
work is abstract but still
with discernible images
from nature such as birds,
water, lightning and more.
His paintings are in pure
colours while his sculptures
are generally of metal, often
silver-toned. Nierman has
had exhibitions in Mexico
and abroad and over sixty
recognitions of his work, half
of which are from outside
Mexico.

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Ángel Roberto
Núñez
I may say that I “inherited” my interest in art from my
daughter Cristina. My education was always scientific and
not humanistic; however, at my 64 years of age I have
lived lots of experiences that have taken me to the most
beautiful places where it would be impossible to keep the
visual sensibility silent. I have now found an activity that
allows me to share with my daughter, where she represents
experience and I represent adolescence. There is no greater
inspiration than disobeying her advice and doing mischief
endorsed by the arbitrariness that characterizes creativity. I
do not know what gives me more pleasure, finishing an art
project or sharing the studio with my daughter.
Alejandro
O’Daly
As a hobbyist in art, I try to
do things that I enjoy. I seek
to create and turn feelings,
emotions, memories or
what I see in the agitated
day to day of any person
into an artwork. I love to
think of different ways to
express myself through art,
therefore I don’t follow any
specific technique although
I try to use my Civil Engineer
background. I have had for
years the basic need to
create and in this moment
of my life, after many years
designing in my head, I have
found the time to express
myself.
Pablo
O’Higgins
Pablo (Paul) O’Higgins was
born in Salt Lake City, Utah.
In 1924 he left for Mexico
where he became Rivera’s
assistant on the murals
at the National School of
Agriculture in Chapingo and
at the Ministry of Education
in Mexico City. O’Higgins
painted his first mural in
1933 at the Emiliano Zapata
School. Throughout his
career he continued to paint
murals on public buildings
in both Mexico and the
United States. His most
notable work is probably the
pre-Hispanic themed mural
at the National Anthropology
Museum in Mexico City
(1963‐4).

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Esther
Ojeda
Esther is a Venezuelan artist
who lives and works in Paris
since 1968. In both canvas
and painting on silk, Ojeda
has integrated her search
of colour and abstraction
to leave a range of sweet
textures, caressed by the
delicacy and the acquired
perfection through the
Arturo Michelena Plastic Arts
School, l’Ecole du Louvre
and the Atelier Technique
Kniasseff of Paris, where the
master Kniasseff taught her
about decoration on silk
and the manufacture of inks,
which she ably produces and
captures.
www.estherojeda.net
Armando
Pérez
Armando was born in
Venezuela in 1936 and
moved to Paris, France
with his family in 1968.
Armando travels frequently
to Venezuela where he has
made a name for himself as
a world class muralist and
a beloved artist in galleries
and museums. Armando’s
symbolism tendencies have
brought him notoriety in the
art world as an expert in his
field.
www.atelierarmando.com
Luz
Pérez Ojeda
Luz was born in Venezuela
in 1966 and lives in France
since 1968. Both her parents
are Venezuelan artists from
whom she learnt the art
of painting. Luz worked for
over 10 years as assistant
to kinetic master Carlos
Cruz-Diez and with Del Arco,
fine art serigraphy printers,
in Paris. She works with
mixed media: paint, collages,
digital photography, using
her own photographs and
paintings, as well as doing
collaborative work with
other photographers. She
is represented by Galerie
Montmartre Paris.
www.luzperezojeda.net
Ernesto
Pesce
Pesce is an Argentinian
plastic artist and teacher. His
extensive career is mirrored
in the presence of his work
in numerous museums and
collections across three
continents. His monumental
murals embellish public
spaces in Argentina and
Germany. Pesce has been
awarded with important
national and international
prizes such as the Great
National Prizes of Drawing
(1977) and Engraving (1980)
and the Prize of Engraving
“Manuel Belgrano” (1981), the
highest recognition granted
by the City of Buenos Aires.

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36
34
Roberto Matta
Homo Flux (Octravi)
(1974-1975)
–
61 x 81 cm
Lithograph 200
35
Manuel Mérida
Cercle Rouge Terre Cuite
(2015)
–
60 cm Diam
Painted wood, sand, glass
Original
36
Patricia Michelangeli
Me Habitas, Te Arropo
(2018)
–
40 x 50cm
Acrylic on canvas
Original

29
37
39
38
37
Leonardo Nierman
Untitled
(ca. 1970)
–
60 x 43 cm
Watercolour
38
Rodolfo Minunboc
Armonia II
–
50 x 40 cm
Oil painting on canvas
Original
39
Gustavo Muci
The Flower of Life 4 - Gaia
(2017)
–
46 x 61 cm
Acrylic paint over Acrylic
Gesso Primed Sheet
Original

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41
40
Ángel Roberto Núñez
Untitled
–
30 x 30 x 10 cm
Acrylic and oil
41
Ángel Roberto Núñez
Untitled
–
30 x 30 x 10 cm
Acrylic and oil

31
44
42
43
42
Alejandro O’Daly
Untitled
(2018)
–
50 x 50 cm
Digital Print
Original
43
Alejandro O’Daly
Ávila Tricolor
(2018)
–
17 x 60 cm
Digital Print
Original
44
Esther Ojeda
Bibliotecas
(2016)
–
30 x 21 cm
Acrylic paint, mixed media
on Arches paper
Original

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46
47
45
Luz Pérez Ojeda
Dancing Liberty
(2016)
–
21 x 30 cm
Animation Lenticular Print
Series 1/8
46
Pablo O’Higgins
The Market
(1934)
–
32 x 38 cm
Lithograph Original
Edition of 300
47
Armando Pérez
Profils
(2017)
–
40 x 50 cm
Acrylic paint on canvas
Original

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49
48
50
48
Ernesto Pesce
Buscando al Arquitecto de
la Catedral de Chartres en el
Laberinto del Universo
(2017)
–
50 x 70 cm
Técnica mixta sobre papel
Serie LABERINTOS
49
Daniela Quilici
Oliva 1
(2011)
–
41 x 32 cm
Acrylic and pencil on paper
Original
50
Lucía Pizzani
Orchids #A32
(2012)
–
30 x 40 cm
Inkjet pigment print on cotton paper
Series 1/20

34 Artists
Lucía
Pizzani
Pizzani was born in
Caracas, Venezuela, where
studied Communications
(Audiovisual) at the
Universidad Católica Andrés
Bello. She has a Diploma
in Conservation Biology
from Columbia University
and an MA from Chelsea
College of Arts in London.
Pizzani has received several
awards, including: Hotshoe/
Photofusion Magazine 2014,
Award to Best Emerging
Artist from the AICA-
Venezuela Asociación
Internacional de Críticos de
Arte, 2013, First Prize in the
XII Premio Eugenio Mendoza
2013, and Second Prize in the
IX Salón CANTV de Jóvenes
Artistas FIA 2006.
Daniela
Quilici
Quilici was born in Paris,
France in 1982. She spent
her childhood and part of
her youth in Venezuela. She
returned to Paris in 1999 and
studied graphic design at
Sornas and Creapole. In 2000
she travelled to Morocco as
an assistant photographer.
She obtained her Masters
from the Fine Arts’s School
in Paris 2006. At that time
she made her second solo
exhibition. She obtained
her degree in sculpture and
drawing from the Fine Arts
National School (2009). In
2013 part of her work enters
in the collection of the
Cabinet of Prints drawing of
Valencia, Venezuela. Daniela
has exhibited in different
cities such as Buenos Aires,
Caracas, London and Paris.
Manuel
Quintana
Castillo
Manuel Quintana Castillo
was a Venezuelan painter
(1928‐2016). He studied art
at the Escuela de Artes
Plásticas in Caracas. Since
then he developed into
one of the greatest artists
in the history of Venezuela.
He taught at the Escuela de
Artes Plásticas, as well as in
the School of Architecture
and Urbanism of the UCV. He
received numerous awards
during his life, including the
National Award of Visual Arts
(1973), the Arturo Michelena
Award (1978), the Armando
Reverón Award by the
Venezuelan Association of
Visual Artists (1996).
Iván
Rojas
Rojas was born in Venezuela
in 1965. He has studied art,
drawing, painting, design
and sculpture in Venezuela
and Mexico. He graduated
in Graphic Design in 1990
from the Instituto de Diseño
de Caracas, Venezuela.
Rojas has developed wide
experience during the last
two decades, during which
he has had numerous
exhibits in Venezuela,
Mexico, USA, Cuba, Spain,
England, Switzerland, and
Dominican Republic. His
work forms part of private
collections around the world
as well as important public
collections, such as: Museo
de Arte Contemporáneo de
Caracas Sofía Imber, Museo
de Arte Coro, Museo Mario
Abreu, Museo Francisco
Narváez, Museo Nueva
Cádiz, and Museo de Arte
Latinoamericano de Los
Angeles.

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Abraham
Rosales
Abraham Rosales was born
in Caracas in 1993, where
he spent his childhood in
clothing factories. From
a very young age, fabric,
sewing and serigraphy were
elements that stimulated
him and nowadays those
elements are developed
in his artwork. Abraham
studied graphic design in
Caracas (Nueva Esparta
University) and serigraphy in
New York (SVA). He has been
part of 9 collective and 3
individual exhibitions.
Adriana
Rosell
Adriana Rosell is a
Venezuelan artist. She
resides in Bogotá, Colombia
since 1999, where she made
her studies in plastic arts
at the Universidad de Los
Andes. Her creative work
has been developed in a
mix between drawing and
painting, applied in subjects
from illustration to research
of territories, landscapes
and minerals.
Andrea
Santolaya
Santolaya was born in
Madrid in 1982. She earned
her MFA from the School
of Visual Arts in NYC where
she also worked for Manolo
Valdés photographing
his monumental
sculptures. Previously, she
photographed the Making
of the film “The Honour
of the Wronged” by artist
Carlos García‐Alix. She
has published the Making
of “Looking for Felipe
Sandoval”, “Manolo Valdés.
Sixteen Sculptures in New
York”, “Around” and “Manolo
Valdés. Botanical Garden in
New York”. This last book
earned the 1st Prize for
best art publication 2014 by
the Ministry of Culture and
Sports in Spain. Andrea has
exhibited in Spain, Italy, the
United States and Venezuela
www.andreasantolaya.com
Clara
Toro
Clara is a Colombian artist,
living in Miami, that began
her career as an industrial
designer. She studied
photography while in
college and has pursued
this interest, while working
on other projects. The past
two years she has dedicated
her time to travel and do
documentary photography.
The photography donated
to this project is part of a
series made in India during
the summer of 2017 in
which the main interest was
to depict loneliness in a
country that is well known,
in part, for the crowded
spaces.

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Photography set 1:
a
c
b
51 Photography set 1:
a] Diana Espín
Out There - The Longest Sunset
(2016)
–
22 x 28 cm
Digital photography printed
by the author on Pro Matte
photo paper with archive
Cannon original pigments
Series 1/25
b] Clara Toro
Verano en India - Presencia
(2017)
–
22 x 28 cm
Digital photography printed by
the author on Pro Premium Matte
photo paperwith archive pigments
Series 1/8
c] Pedro Wazzan
Kukkenan
(2014)
–
22 x 28 cm
Digital photography printed
by the author on Pro Luster
photo paper with archive
Cannon Original pigments
Author Copy

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Photography set 2
a
b
52 Photography set 2:
a] Isabela Muci
Venecia - Los Trapos Sucios
se Lavan en Casa
(2017)
–
22 x 28 cm
Digital photography printed by
the author on Pro Platiunum
photo paper with archive prints
Series 1/8
b] Andrea Santolaya
Reina Mariana - Valdés on Broadway
(2012)
–
28 x 36 cm
Silver-bromide gelatin
on barium paper
Series 1/9 + 2 P.A.

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54
53
Manuel Quintana Castillo
Estudio de Figura en
Espacio Fragmentario
–
56 x 43 cm
Giclée on velvet bright white 100%
cotton 310 gr paper, PH neutral
Series 78/200
54
Iván Rojas
Untitled
(1996)
–
[Set of 3]
22 x 30 cm [each]
Pastel on paper
Original

39
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57
56
55
Abraham Rosales
Huella 001
(2018)
–
27 x 27 cm
Layers of fabric on canvas
Mixed media
Original
56
Antonio Seguí
Untitled I
(1996)
–
77.5 x 70 cm
Silkscreen
Edition 91/150
57
Adriana Rosell
Montaña de Oro
(2018)
–
24.5 x 21.5 cm
Pencil and gold lacquer
Original

40 Artists
Antonio
Seguí
Antonio Seguí is a
contemporary Argentine
painter and illustrator
whose vivid, often satirical
works focus on the people
and vistas of modern
urban life. Influenced by
the Cubists and Modernist
artists like Diego Rivera,
his work is represented in
the permanent collections
of the Musée National
d’Art Moderne in Paris, the
Museum of Modern Art and
the Solomon R. Guggenheim
Museum in New York,
the Hirshhorn Museum
and Sculpture Garden in
Washington, D.C. and the
Centre Georges Pompidou,
in Paris.
Anne
Shingleton
Shingleton is one of those
rare artists who is equally
comfortable whether she is
creating with a paintbrush,
etching a copper plate, or
using her bare hands on
a lump of clay. She has
a degree in Zoology and
approaches her work with
a scientist’s analytical eye.
In 1980 Anne moved to Italy
to study under the famous
Nerina Simi in Florence. This
gave her 2 years of classical
atelier training in drawing
and painting, a precious,
knowledge and skill base
for her further figurative
work with animals. Anne
has had solo and collective
exhibitions regularly in the
UK and Italy.
www.anneshingleton.com
Valentino
Sibadón
Sibadón was born in
Peru in 1984. He studied
at the Escuela Nacional
de Bellas Artes in Peru
(2003‐2007), specialising in
painting. He has a degree
in Graphic Design form
the Instituto Peruano de
Arte y Diseño (2008). In
2011 he was awarded 3rd
prize at the Golden Grafitti
contest organised by
Minera Hochschild and in
2016 he was finalist in the
VIII Concurso Nacional de
Pintura organised by the
Museo del Banco Central de
Reserva del Peru. During May
2018 he will be taking part
in the Residencia Artística
Panal 361 in Buenos Aires,
which will end with a solo
exhibition.
www.valentinosibadon.com
Emilia
Sunyer
For more than fifteen
years I have been painting
almost exclusively in black
and white, in medium to
large formats using acrylic
paints. I use a completely
unique original technique
developed over many years
where I attach acrylic to
canvas in skins to build
up depth and texture
behind the visible surface
in a “negative” process to
classical painting. In this
practice, brushwork is
rendered invisible giving
the paintings a reflective,
synthetic material surface.
I take my cues from nature,
religion, popular culture,
literature as well as from
painting and art history.

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Emma
Thistleton
Emma is a British artist &
illustrator, based in London.
After her degree in Graphic
Design she worked for
some pretty big names in
branding and advertising,
then following eight years in
the industry she re‐trained
as a massage therapist and
still practises today. Emma
knew she had to return to
her creative ‘must’. After
some refreshing short
courses at Putney School of
Art and Central St Martins,
she had her first solo show
in November 2015 and hasn’t
looked back.
www.emmathistleton.co.uk
Vieri
Tomaselli
Vieri Tomaselli started his
career at the age of 18 in
Milan. From the early 70’s
to the mid 90’s his work
has spanned from fashion
photography, to architecture,
interiors and industrial, for
fashion brands, corporations
and individuals. From 200
onwards and with the advent
of digital photography, he
has taken care of teaching,
instructing and coaching
other photographers.
Tomaselli also runs his
own painting workshop. On
the artistic side, Vieri has
exhibited his work widely in
Europe and the Americas.
He has also printed several
books. He lives and works in
Miami, Florida.
Iberia
Torres
Abelaira
Iberia Torres Abelaira is a
Chilean photographer and
sociologist. During the past
15 years she has dedicated
herself mainly to document,
in text and photographs,
cultural aspects of the
Araucanía Region in
southern Chile. She has
exhibited her work on
numerous occasions both in
Chile and the UK. She is also
co-author of the first Guide
of Religious Tourism in Chile
and author of the books
“Pucón‐Chile: Así era mi
pueblo 1883-1969” (now in its
2 nd edition) and “ÍCONOS: El
Arte de Fray Francisco Valdés
Subercaseaux”.
Carlos
Vallenilla
Carlos Vallenilla was born
in Barquisimeto, Venezuela
in 1973. From a very early
age he was interested in
art, and after graduating
with a degree in Marketing
and Advertising he began a
journey through the design
world. His constant search
for integrating his work
with volumes, colour, and
movement, enabled him to
begin to capture them on
canvas and wood. By 2014 he
ventured abroad, starting in
the USA. This international
scope has resulted in
invitations to participate in
events of greater projection
and scale both in America
and Europe.

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Anne Shingleton
We Are Not Amused
(2018)
–
18 x 30 cm
Framed Monoprint (Monotype)
Original
59
Valentino Sibadón
Oro Nocturno
(2015)
–
70 x 50 cm
Spray paint on Holographic
golden Cardboard
Original
60
Valentino Sibadón
Juego Fresco
(2015)
–
70 x 44 cm
Spray paint on Holographic
silver Cardboard
Original

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62
61
Emilia Sunyer
Series Sketches of
Venezuelan Hospitals
(2017)
–
29 x 29 cm
Charcoal on paper
Original
62
Emma Thistleton
Untitled
(2016)
–
19 x 27 cm
Limited Edition Print
Series 6/20

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Vieri Tomaselli (Photography set 1):
64
Vieri Tomaselli (Photography set 2):
63
Vieri Tomaselli (Photography set 1):
64
Vieri Tomaselli (Photography set 2):
Tuscany
(2016)
–
28 x 43 cm
Photograph printed on Canson Rag
Photographique 100% Cotton Paper
Archival Print
Venice
(2015)
–
28 x 43 cm
Photograph printed on Canson Rag
Photographique 100% Cotton Paper
Archival Print
Miami
(2014)
–
43 x 28 cm
Photograph printed on Canson Rag
Photographique 100% Cotton Paper
Archival Print
Modena
(2015)
–
43 x 28 cm
Photograph printed on Canson Rag
Photographique 100% Cotton Paper
Archival Print

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Vieri Tomaselli (Photography set 3):
65
Vieri Tomaselli (Photography set 3):
Toronto
(2007)
–
28 x 43 cm
Photograph printed on Canson Rag
Photographique 100% Cotton Paper
Archival Print
New York
(2014)
–
28 x 43 cm
Photograph printed on Canson Rag
Photographique 100% Cotton Paper
Archival Print

46 Artists
Tony
Vázquez-Figueroa
Vazquez‐Figueroa was born in 1980 in Caracas, Venezuela.
He received his BFA from Emerson College Massachusetts,
USA (1992). He continued his art studies in 1997 -
Escuela de Arte San Alejandro, Habana, Cuba, New York
Studio (scholarship) and Slade School of Painting in
London. He received the Rozas‐Botran Foundation Latin
American Award (2015) and, the First Prize of the 63rd
All Florida Exhibition Boca Raton Museum of Art (2014).
Vazquez‐Figueroa uses materials such as bitumen, crude
oil, glass, eraser clay, photographs, advertising, among
others, and manipulates them using the strategy of
“additive‐subtraction”. He has been greatly influenced by
Rauschenberg’s Erased De Kooning, which he considers one
of the most radical acts of art of the 20th century.
Piers
Veness
Piers Veness (UK) is a
painter who lives and
works in London. Using
hard-edged abstraction,
Veness investigates visual
depth through form and
colour. He received an MA in
Scenography from the Slade
School of Fine Art, London,
and a BA in Fine Art and
Theatre at University College
Northampton.
Augusto
Villalba
Born 1961 and based in the
UK, Villalba has an in MA
Fine Art Research (Fine Art,
Theory, Practice & Education)
from Chelsea College of
Art & Design (2000), a
BA (Honours) in Fine Art
Painting from Armando
Reveron Higher Institute,
Caracas, Venezuela (1996).
He also studied printmaking
and graphic design. His
work is represented at
National Gallery of Art
(Caracas, Venezuela) and
the Collection Patricia
Phelps de Cisneros (Caracas,
Venezuela).

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Anabella
Vivas
Anabella was born in
Caracas - Venezuela in 1987
and is currently established
between Milan and Madrid.
She often plays with
the balance of conceptmaterials‐technique.
By
constantly examining
materials and objects
around her, she creates
products from a fresh new
perspective, recurrently
highlighting different
aspects of her products in a
unique way and giving them
a fresh “twist”. “My goal is to
create products combining
industry and craft, that not
only answer your needs but
also fuel your imagination.
When boundaries between
design and art fade away,
potential for magic occurs”.
Pedro
Wazzan
Pedro Wazzan was born in Caracas, Venezuela. He has
been teaching photography for over 13 years at Roberto
Mata’s Photography Studio, his alman MAter. His social
photographs have gone around the globe and he has
been the recipient of several Ascenso awards in the area
of documentary videos and landscape photography.
Wazzan has been part of documentaries (Churum, hijos
del Sol, Guerreras). He was founding director and partner
in the enterprise AlAgua Cinema and is the director of the
audiovisual department of Camp La Llanada USA. Wazzan
has his studio at the Bakehouse Art Complex in Miami,
where he currently lives.
www.pedrowazzan.com

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67
68
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Iberia Torres Abelaira
Cruces
(2010)
–
[Set of 2]
50 x 50 cm (each)
Photographies printed
on digital paper
Original
67
Carlos Vallenilla
Cubes on Canvas
–
20 x 24 x 20
Mixed Media
Acrylic paint on Wood
Original
68
Tony Vázquez-Figueroa
Red
(2014)
–
44 x 36 cm
Collage
Archival print

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70
71
69
69
Piers Veness
Black and Green #12
(2014)
–
20 x 14.5 cm
Acrylic paint on canvas board
Original
70
Augusto Villalba
Orange
(2017)
–
20 x 15 cm
Acrylic and oil on paper / board
Original
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Anabella Vivas
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50 Author Index
Daniel Acuña
Enriqueta Ahrensburg
Nani Cárdenas
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Gloria Ceballos
Saint Clair Cemin
Carlos Cruz‐Diez
Luigi Cuchillo
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Katherine di Turi
Cristina Escobar
Diana Espín
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Guillermo Felizola
Renata Fernández
Carolina Fernández del Dago
Justine Formentelli
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Jason Galarraga
María Gamundí
Gabriela Elena García
Juan Gerstl
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Jaime Gili
Peter Griffin
Pablo Griss
Itálica Anticuario
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María Fernanda Lairet
Andrés Landino
Marianne Lerbs
Enrique Lobo
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Anamaría López
Rocío Magasrevi
Cipriano Martínez
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Juan Mateus
Roberto Matta
Gabriela Medina
Manuel Mérida
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Patricia Michelangeli

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Rodolfo Minunboc
Gustavo Muci
Isabela Muci
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Leonardo Nierman
Ángel Roberto Núñez
Alejandro O’Daly
Pablo O’Higgins
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Esther Ojeda
Armando Pérez
Luz Pérez Ojeda
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Ernesto Pesce
Lucía Pizzani
Daniela Quilici
Manuel Quintana Castillo
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Iván Rojas
Abraham Rosales
Adriana Rosell
Andrea Santolaya
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Clara Toro
Antonio Seguí
Anne Shingleton
Valentino Sibadón
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Emilia Sunyer
Emma Thistleton
Vieri Tomaselli
Iberia Torres Abelaira
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Carlos Vallenilla
Tony Vázquez-Figueroa
Piers Veness
Augusto Villalba
Anabella Vivas
Pedro Wazzan
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52 Artworks Index
01 Daniel Acuña / No. 38 from the Cloud-spotting and Other Aimless Endeavors II series
02 Nani Cárdenas / El Otro Novio
03 Enriqueta Ahrensburg / Spring
04 Carlos Cruz-Diez / Sitges page
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05 Carlos Cruz-Diez / Color Aditivo 3x
06 Luigi Cuchillo / Cómanse a Besos esta Noche
07 Gloria Ceballos / Hiliada
08 Saint Clair Cemin / Untitled - 4
09 Guillermo Felizola / Serie Libertador
10 Cristina Escobar / Heliconias
11 Katherine Di Turi / Abstract Photogram #38
12 Renata Fernández / Deck Chairs
13 Carolina Fernández del Dago / Lasso
14 Justine Formentelli / Untitled
15 Jason Galarraga / Juegos y Letras
16 María Gamundí / Goddess of the Water
17 María Gamundí / Zulay
18 Gabriela Elena García / Unexpected Inner Side
19 Juan Gerstl / Mercedes
20 Itálica Anticuario / God Vishnu
21 Peter Griffin / Heart
22 Jaime Gili / A200 Gio
23 Pablo Griss / Brooding Sky
24 Andrés Landino / Jesus Soto - Behind the scenes [set of 3] page
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25 María Fernanda Lairet / Queen Elizabeth II
26 Marianne Lerbs / Doggo
27 Enrique Lobo / Mi Bici Mágica
28 Anamaría López / Remanso
29 Rocío Magasrevi / Trazando
30 Juan Mateus / Look at #me
31 Cipriano Martínez / Apuntes para la Destrucción
32 Gabriela Medina / Urban Fridha page
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33 Gabriela Medina / Salado [set of 2]
34 Roberto Matta / Homo Flux (Octravi)
35 Manuel Mérida / Cercle Rouge Terre Cuite
36 Patricia Michelangeli / Me Habitas, Te Arropo
37 Leonardo Nierman / Untitled
38 Rodolfo Minunboc / Armonia II
39 Gustavo Muci / The Flower of Life 4 - Gaia
40 Ángel Roberto Núñez / Untitled page
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41 Ángel Roberto Núñez / Untitled
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42 Alejandro O’Daly / Untitled
43 Alejandro O’Daly / Ávila Tricolor
44 Esther Ojeda / Bibliotecas
45 Luz Pérez Ojeda / Dancing Liberty
46 Pablo O’Higgins / The Market
47 Armando Pérez / Profils
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Ernesto Pesce / Buscando al Arquitecto de la Catedral
de Chartres en el Laberinto del Universo
49 Daniela Quilici / Oliva 1
50 Lucía Pizzani / Orchids #A32
51 Photography [set 1]:
Diana Espín / Out There - The Longest Sunset
Clara Toro / Verano en India - Presencia
Pedro Wazzan / Kukkenan
52 Photography [set 2]:
Isabela Muci / Venecia - Los Trapos Sucios se Lavan en Casa
Andrea Santolaya / Reina Mariana - Valdés on Broadway
53 Manuel Quintana Castillo / Estudio de Figura en Espacio Fragmentario page
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54 Iván Rojas / Untitled
55 Abraham Rosales / Huella 001
56 Antonio Seguí / Untitled I
57 Adriana Rosell / Montaña de Oro
58 Anne Shingleton / We Are Not Amused
59 Valentino Sibadón / Oro Nocturno
60 Valentino Sibadón / Juego Fresco
61 Emilia Sunyer / Series Sketches of Venezuelan Hospitals page
62 Emma Thistleton / Untitled
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63 Vieri Tomaselli [set 1]:
Vieri Tomaselli / Tuscany
Vieri Tomaselli / Venice
64 Vieri Tomaselli [set 2]:
Vieri Tomaselli / Miami
Vieri Tomaselli / Modena
65 Vieri Tomaselli [set 3]:
Vieri Tomaselli / Toronto
Vieri Tomaselli / New York
66 Iberia Torres Abelaira / Cruces [set of 2]
67 Carlos Vallenilla / Cubes on Canvas
68 Tony Vázquez-Figueroa / Red
69 Piers Veness / Black and Green #12
70 Augusto Villalba / Orange
71 Anabella Vivas / Botany
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