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BIOGRAFÍA ELENA ASINS - Fundación Arte y Mecenazgo

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Madrid, Galería Theo, “Blanco”Madrid, Galería Anselmo Alvarez (Comisaria de la Exposición)1996 Madrid, Galería Theo, “Fondos de la Galería”1996/97 New York, Buenos Aires, Caracas, y V.A.M. (Valencia), “Antes del <strong>Arte</strong>”1997 Barcelona, Galerie dels Angels, “Spais Minims”Zarautz (Gipuzkoa), Sanz-Enea Kultur EtxeanBurgos, Cultural Rioja, Colección Helga de AlvearSevilla, Galería Rafael OrtízLa Coruña, V Mostra Unión FenosaPamplona, Bienal de PinturaVitoria, Ayuntamiento de Vitoria, Plastika GaraikideaMálaga, III Certamen Unicaja de <strong>Arte</strong>s Plásticas1998 Pamplona, Ciudadela, Pabellón de Mixtos, “Colección Helga de Alvear”Sevilla, Sala de Exposiciones Santa Inés (Unicaja)Cadiz, Baluarte de la Candelaria (Unicaja)1999 Madrid, Exposición “DIBUJOS GERMINALES”, Museo Reina SofíaLogroño, Sala Amós Salvador, Cultural RiojaMurcia, Palacio AlmudíPamplona, Galería LekuneValencia, Galería La NaveMadrid, CruceMadrid, Galería Elvira GonzalezA Coruña, VI Mostra Unión FenosaTolosa (Gipuzkoa), Palacio de Aranburu. “Gráfica <strong>Arte</strong>leku”Madrid, Círculo de Bellas <strong>Arte</strong>s, “Colección Fefa Seiquer”Madrid, M.E.A.C. “IMAGENES DE LA ABSTRACCIÓN”Madrid, ARCO, Galería LekuneMadrid, Caja Madrid, “Imágenes de la abstracción”Madrid, Galería Elvira Gonzalez, “Obra sobre Pap”2000 Valladolid, Ayuntamiento, Sala Municipal de Exposiciones“Dibujos Germinales”Hannover (Alemania), Sprengel-Museum2001 Madrid, ARCO, Galería VanguardiaSevilla, <strong>Fundación</strong> Focus Abengoa2002 Madrid, ARCOBarcelona, Galería Antonio BarnolaPremios <strong>Arte</strong> y <strong>Mecenazgo</strong> 2012 4


2003 San Sebastián, Galería Altxerri, XX AniversarioElche (Alicante), Museo de <strong>Arte</strong> ContenporáneoAlicante, Museo de la Universidad de AlicanteIbiza, Museo de <strong>Arte</strong> Contemporáneo de Ibiza2005 Sevilla, Centro Andaluz de <strong>Arte</strong> Contemporáneo,Madrid, <strong>Arte</strong> y NaturalezaMadrid, Museo Nacional Reina Sofía, “El arte Sucede”2006 Fuenlabrada (Madrid), Centro Cultural Tomás y Valiente,2006 Cadiz, Medias y extremas razones2006-8 Pamplona, Museo de Navarra. ADQUISICIONES2007 Madrid, Museo Centro de <strong>Arte</strong> Reina Sofia. ADQUISICIONES2007 Madrid, GalerÌa Antonio Machon. LINEA Y PLANO2007 Valencia, Fundacion Chirivella Soriano. BLANCO NEGRO2008 Madrid, Coleccion Pilar Loreto. LENGUAJES DE PAPEL2009 Azuza (Pamplona), Fundacion Museo Jorge Oteiza. DERIVAS DE LAGEOMETRIA”2009 Valencia, Fundacion Chirivella Soriano. TRANSITO GEOMETRICO2009 Madrid, Museo Centro de <strong>Arte</strong> Reina Sofia. ADQUISICONES2010 Pamplona, Museo de <strong>Arte</strong> Reina Sofia. ENCUENTROS DE PAMPLONA2010 Pamplona, ARTEONIZ ¥10Obras en Museos y Colecciones PúblicasMadrid - Museo Nacional Centro de <strong>Arte</strong> Reina SofíaColección Asociación Amigos del <strong>Arte</strong> Contemporáneo<strong>Fundación</strong> BanestoBanco Coca<strong>Fundación</strong> MarchColección Banco de EspañaColección de la Biblioteca NacionalColección Unión FenosaBarcelona - <strong>Fundación</strong> Caixa de Pensiones (Centre d´iniciatives y d´experimentació)Cercle de Sant LlucCuenca - Museo de <strong>Arte</strong> Abstracto EspañolCastellón - Museo de VillafamésVitoria - Museo de Bellas <strong>Arte</strong>s de AlavaAraba eta gasteizko aurrezki kutxa FundazioaPremios <strong>Arte</strong> y <strong>Mecenazgo</strong> 2012 5


Frequency-weighted filter465eŒect variable G was therefore introduced into the regression analysis, with data fromthe current study coded as Ð 1 and the pilot data coded as 1. The resulting discomfortmodel was:D 5 10 (2 0.0461 0.393 logE1 0.225 logA1 0.275 logF1 0.047 G) 2 1(r 2 = 0× 930, F(4, 18) = 60× 196,p < 0× 01), where D was discomfort (on a scale between 0and 10), E was exertion level (N), A was wrist ¯ exion angle (8 ), and F was frequency(Hz), which is the inverse of pace. The pure error test revealed that there was nosigni® cant lack of ® t for this linear regression model (F (16,2) = 0× 574, p > 0× 05).Equal discomfort strata were determined by solving the discomfort model forwrist ¯ exion angles as a function of frequency and exertion at a given discomfortlevel (Radwin et al. 1994). The strata for a discomfort level of 3× 5 are shown in ® gure2 with exertion contours plotted against frequency and wrist ¯ exion angle. Taskswith combinations of exertion, wrist ¯ exion and frequency corresponding to thesecurves will result in the same level of discomfort.2.2. Model validation using published data2.2.1. Data from Snook et al. (1995): Snook et al. (1995) used the method ofadjustment to estimate maximum acceptable force for a repetitive wrist ¯ exion task.Fifteen female subjects from an industrial population were instructed to work as hardas they could without developing `unusual discomfort’ at the end of a 7-h session byselecting the maximum acceptable force for wrist ¯ exion between 458 above and belowthe horizontal at various levels of repetition. Data from that study were substitutedinto the current study discomfort model by (1) converting paces into frequencies, (2)using maximum acceptable force as the exertion levels, and (3) assuming a 908 wrist¯ exion for all conditions. Since the discomfort model is logarithmic, expecteddiscomfort levels were estimated by taking the geometric mean discomfort levelsamong groups. The expected discomfort levels are summarized in table 3.Figure 2. Equal discomfort strata for discomfort level 3× 5. Maximum acceptable discomfortstrata for 90% of the female subjects in Snook et al. (1995) and Marley and Fernandez(1995).

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