Catalogue Chamos Art Gala

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.