ROSEMARIE ALLERS - AR Centro cultural Recoleta «The Spirit of the Beehive». Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1995 IV Women´s International Conference. Beijing, China. 1994 Honorable Consejo Deliberante, Hall of Exhibitions. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Archimboldo Art Gallery. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Winter Exhibition Rómulo Raggio Foundation. Buenos Aires, Argentina. National Salon of Plastic Art´s. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1991 Fine Arts Museum. La Plata, Argentina. Junto al Arte Salón. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Alliance Française Salon. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1990 Aramayo Art Gallery. Punta del Este, Uruguay. 1989 Marienbad Art Gallery. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1988 Marienbad Art Gallery. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1987 La Porte Ouverte Art Gallery. Buenos Aires, Argentina. FACTORY-ART <strong>gallery</strong> TURN ON, TUNE IN! pag. 6 Bibliography: Treinta Años de Arte Argentino (Una visión parcial). Fundación Pettoruti, Buenos Aires, 1997 Fermín Fevre Japón y la Argentina. Historia de sus relaciones. Sudamericana, Buenos Aires, 1997 José R. Sanchís Muñoz ABC de las Artes Visuales en la Argentina. Artotal, Buenos Aires, 2006 Osvaldo Svanascini Artsist statement Painting overnight My painting does not belong to the kind of works you can look at peacefully. As a matter of fact, I’m not able to do it that way. I am selfish in <strong>art</strong>, I work for myself. In my theme there is a tumultuous relation between men and women, both generally stereotyped. In this fight between sexes underlies always confrontation, harassment and subordination. They make up a powerful erotism, not at all idyllic. Sometimes understanding and love happens. So, with ambition, “fighting overnight” I intend to represent my characters , my rhythms, my painting, following the previous idea I had. Bud suddenly “my hand” knows more than myself –and it was something else- Something I was not searching at all. …And I paint… and so rises my real painting. Finito. Rosemarie Allers
ROSEMARIE ALLERS - AR Title: Tired of Buenos Aires, 2012 A woman turning down the symbol of Buenos Aires City: the Obelisc. Technique: Oil on canvas size: 100 x 100 cm FACTORY-ART <strong>gallery</strong> TURN ON, TUNE IN! pag. 7