UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS:
"IMMIGRANTS SONGS: Five Contemporary Immigrant Artists"
"IMMIGRANTS SONGS: Five Immigrant Artists"
OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH, 6:00PM - 8:30PM
ON VIEW:
MARCH 5 – APRIL 4, 2020
FREDERICK HOLMES - GALLERY OF MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ART
309 Occidental Ave S (in Occidental Square) Seattle, WA. 98104
OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH, 6:00PM - 8:30PM
ON VIEW:
MARCH 5 – APRIL 4, 2020
FREDERICK HOLMES - GALLERY OF MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ART
309 Occidental Ave S (in Occidental Square) Seattle, WA. 98104
ARTISTS:
Filmon Adelehey / Eritrea: Seattle-Based, Self-Taught Palette Knife Painter
Carlos Barberena / Nicaragua: Chicago-Based, Internationally Recognized Master Printmaker
Lou Beach (nee “Lubicz) / Poland: Los Angeles-Based, Nationally Recognized Collage Artist
Ashkon Hadari / Iran: Chicago-Based, Emerging Artist
Yulia Kusnetsova / Russia: Chicago-Based, Emerging Artist
This show highlights and celebrates the recent work, created or selected specifically for this important exhibition, of five artists whose lives began in other lands and who are now interweaving the cultural songs of their origins into the diverse and ever changing chorus of American culture.
Filmon Adelehey / Eritrea: Seattle-Based, Self-Taught Palette Knife Painter
Carlos Barberena / Nicaragua: Chicago-Based, Internationally Recognized Master Printmaker
Lou Beach (nee “Lubicz) / Poland: Los Angeles-Based, Nationally Recognized Collage Artist
Ashkon Hadari / Iran: Chicago-Based, Emerging Artist
Yulia Kusnetsova / Russia: Chicago-Based, Emerging Artist
This show highlights and celebrates the recent work, created or selected specifically for this important exhibition, of five artists whose lives began in other lands and who are now interweaving the cultural songs of their origins into the diverse and ever changing chorus of American culture.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS:
"Progressive Transition" -PRINT SALON- Latin American Art Triennial
"Progressive Transition" - PRINT SALON - Latin American Art Triennial Curated by Alexis Mendoza & Luis Stephenberg
OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 6:00PM - 9:00PM
ON VIEW:
NOVEMBER 22, 2019 – JANUARY 22, 2020
BORICUA COLLEGE ART GALLERY, BORICUA COLLEGE, BRONX, NY
Bronx Campus 890 Washington Ave.Bronx, NY 10451
OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 6:00PM - 9:00PM
ON VIEW:
NOVEMBER 22, 2019 – JANUARY 22, 2020
BORICUA COLLEGE ART GALLERY, BORICUA COLLEGE, BRONX, NY
Bronx Campus 890 Washington Ave.Bronx, NY 10451
Artists:
Coco144, Liliana Avalos, Elie Angles, Carolina Bazo, Carlos Barberena, Eliezer Berrios, Betty BP Cole, Luis Cordero, Pepe Coronado, Ada Pilar Cruz, James Cuebas, Elsie Deliz, Marcos Dimas, Carlos Jesús Martínez Dominguez, Alex Fernández, Linda Fernández, Reynaldo García Pantaleón, José Gómez, Emma González, Diana-Gitesha Hernández, Rafael Lanfranco, Miguel Lescano, Rejin Leys, Vidho Lorville, George Malave, Carlos Pamparana, Lynn Ratner, Yelaine Rodríguez, Moses Ros, Fernando Ruíz Lorenzo,Roger Santiváñez, Gonzalo Salas, Juan Sánchez,René de los Santos, Minerva González Suvidad, Nicolás Tarnawiecki, Nitza Tufiño, Paola Paula, Palen Obesa, Susan Olivera, Patricia Orbegoso and Jorge Zavala.
Coco144, Liliana Avalos, Elie Angles, Carolina Bazo, Carlos Barberena, Eliezer Berrios, Betty BP Cole, Luis Cordero, Pepe Coronado, Ada Pilar Cruz, James Cuebas, Elsie Deliz, Marcos Dimas, Carlos Jesús Martínez Dominguez, Alex Fernández, Linda Fernández, Reynaldo García Pantaleón, José Gómez, Emma González, Diana-Gitesha Hernández, Rafael Lanfranco, Miguel Lescano, Rejin Leys, Vidho Lorville, George Malave, Carlos Pamparana, Lynn Ratner, Yelaine Rodríguez, Moses Ros, Fernando Ruíz Lorenzo,Roger Santiváñez, Gonzalo Salas, Juan Sánchez,René de los Santos, Minerva González Suvidad, Nicolás Tarnawiecki, Nitza Tufiño, Paola Paula, Palen Obesa, Susan Olivera, Patricia Orbegoso and Jorge Zavala.
Progressive Transition
PRINT SALON
Latin American Art Triennial 2019
The Boricua College Art Gallery is pleased to present Progressive Transition, part of the 2019 Latin American Art Triennial organized by the Bronx Hispanic Festival Inc.
This exhibition is in collaboration with El Taller Boricua de Grabado (The Boricua Printshop), Taller Cono Norte and Pepe Coronado Print Studio.
PRINT SALON
Latin American Art Triennial 2019
The Boricua College Art Gallery is pleased to present Progressive Transition, part of the 2019 Latin American Art Triennial organized by the Bronx Hispanic Festival Inc.
This exhibition is in collaboration with El Taller Boricua de Grabado (The Boricua Printshop), Taller Cono Norte and Pepe Coronado Print Studio.
PAST EXHIBITIONS:
THE BORDER CROSSED US
The Petty Biennial.2
"THE PETTY BIENNIAL.2 Curated by Courtney Cintron, Sabrina Greig, and Adia Sykes
OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 5:00PM - 7:00PM
ON VIEW:
NOVEMBER 7, 2019 – FEBRUARY 14, 2020
GLASS CURTAIN GALLERY, COLUMBIA COLLEGE, CHICAGO
Gallery Hours: Monday-Wednesday, and Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
With more than 100 biennials and triennials around the world, the large-scale international events have been a valued mode of artistic display in contemporary exhibition practices that have fueled the mass production and consumption of contemporary art. Used as a means to flex global status and distinction, the hegemonic format is a frequent topic of debate and critique. The Petty Biennial.2 is an exhibition project that seeks to challenge and reimagine dominant biennial culture by centering multiple cultural diasporas as a nexus of local exchange and dialogue for marginalized and queer communities.
The Petty Biennial.2 engages with pettiness as an act of seizing agency within the telling of one’s own story. Pettiness is a claiming of space. Pettiness creates a space where one asserts themselves unapologetically, confronting a society that values and privileges whiteness above all, while finding solidarity from a community of peers. Pettiness is therefore a performative gesture that seeks liberation through exposing, and finding humor in oppressive social systems.
OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 5:00PM - 7:00PM
ON VIEW:
NOVEMBER 7, 2019 – FEBRUARY 14, 2020
GLASS CURTAIN GALLERY, COLUMBIA COLLEGE, CHICAGO
Gallery Hours: Monday-Wednesday, and Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
With more than 100 biennials and triennials around the world, the large-scale international events have been a valued mode of artistic display in contemporary exhibition practices that have fueled the mass production and consumption of contemporary art. Used as a means to flex global status and distinction, the hegemonic format is a frequent topic of debate and critique. The Petty Biennial.2 is an exhibition project that seeks to challenge and reimagine dominant biennial culture by centering multiple cultural diasporas as a nexus of local exchange and dialogue for marginalized and queer communities.
The Petty Biennial.2 engages with pettiness as an act of seizing agency within the telling of one’s own story. Pettiness is a claiming of space. Pettiness creates a space where one asserts themselves unapologetically, confronting a society that values and privileges whiteness above all, while finding solidarity from a community of peers. Pettiness is therefore a performative gesture that seeks liberation through exposing, and finding humor in oppressive social systems.
MAPC Members Juried Exhibition 2019
ON VIEW:
OCTOBER 4 – NOVEMBER 2, 2019
THE BOLIVAR GALLERY, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
OCTOBER 4 – NOVEMBER 2, 2019
THE BOLIVAR GALLERY, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
"Graphic Resistance" Relief Print by Carlos Barberena
ON VIEW:
SEPTEMBER 16 – OCTOBER. 25, 2019
MINTHORNE GALLERY, GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY
SEPTEMBER 16 – OCTOBER. 25, 2019
MINTHORNE GALLERY, GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY
"Graphic Resistance" exhibit features the work of a Chicago-based printmaker, Carlos Barberena, will be on display in George Fox University’s Minthorne Gallery beginning Monday, September 16, through Friday, October 25. The gallery is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Minthorne Gallery, George Fox University, Department of Art and Design, 414 N. Meridian St. #6028. Newberg, OR 97312
Minthorne Gallery, George Fox University, Department of Art and Design, 414 N. Meridian St. #6028. Newberg, OR 97312
Biennale Internationale d'Estampe Contemporaine de Trois-Riviéres
Biennale Internationale d'Estampe Contemporaine de Trois-Riviéres
ON VIEW:
JUNE 16 – SEPTEMBER. 8, 2019
The BIECTR is proud to announce the selected artists for the 11th edition.
The 11th BIECTR will present the work of 53 printmakers from June 16 to September 8, 2019. More than 250 prints will be showed in four exhibition centers in Trois-Rivières. At the opening on June 16 at the Centre d'exposition Raymond-Lasnier, the BIECTR will announce the awarded artists of the 11th edition.
JUNE 16 – SEPTEMBER. 8, 2019
The BIECTR is proud to announce the selected artists for the 11th edition.
The 11th BIECTR will present the work of 53 printmakers from June 16 to September 8, 2019. More than 250 prints will be showed in four exhibition centers in Trois-Rivières. At the opening on June 16 at the Centre d'exposition Raymond-Lasnier, the BIECTR will announce the awarded artists of the 11th edition.
CROSS CURRENTS / INTERCAMBIO CULTURAL
"memento mori" by Carlos Barberena.
Photo credit: Michael Tropea
This exhibition explores how issues of Latin American and Latinx identity and place are manifest in the practices of artists working in Chicago and Havana at a moment of social change and strained political relations between the United States and Cuba.
ARTISTS
Based in Chicago:
Based in Chicago:
- Alberto Aguilar (b. 1974, Chicago)
- Carlos Barberena (b. 1972, Nicaragua)
- Dianna Frid (b. 1967, Mexico City)
- Rodrigo Lara Zendejas (b. 1981, Toluca, Mexico)
- Harold Mendez (b. 1977, Chicago)
- Edra Soto (b. 1971, San Juan, Puerto Rico)
- Humberto Díaz (b. 1975, Cuba)
- Susana Pilar Delahante Matienzo (b. 1984, Cuba)
- Douglas Pérez Castro (b. 1972, Cuba)
- Alejandro González (b. 1974, Cuba)
- Celia Irina González Álvarez (b. 1985, Cuba) and Yunior Aguiar Perdomo (b. 1984, Cuba)
- Requer (Renier Quer Figueredo, b. 1983, Cuba)
Cross Currents is organized by the National Museum of Mexican Art. The exhibition is co-curated by Alison Fraunhar, independent curator and Associate Professor of Art and Design at St. Xavier University, Cesáreo Moreno, Director of Visual Arts & Chief Curator at the National Museum of Mexican Art, and Raquel Carrera, an art historian and curator based in Havana, Cuba, in consultation with Michael Christiano, Deputy Director and Curator of Public Practice at the Smart Museum.
Support for the artist exchange and exhibition has been provided by The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and Maria Bechily and Scott Hodes.
More information here
Support for the artist exchange and exhibition has been provided by The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and Maria Bechily and Scott Hodes.
More information here
GRÁFICA AMÉRICA
GRÁFICA AMÉRICA
ON VIEW:
MAR. 3 – SEPT. 1, 2019
MUSEUM OF LATIN AMERICAN ART
MORE INFO
562.437.1689
Gráfica América presents works by artists representing print shops, publishing houses, and artist collectives from throughout the United States, México, Central America, South America and the Caribbean. The exhibition celebrates the collaborative spirit of printmaking through historical prints and publications as well as contemporary traditional and experimental works made in collective studios and workshops established by Latin American and Latinx printmakers.
Gráfica América, is organized by the Museum of Latin American Art and is curated by Gabriela Martínez, MOLAA Curator of Education and Rogelio Gutiérrez, Professor of Printmaking at Arizona State University - School of Art.
MOLAA gratefully acknowledges the following for their generous sponsorship of Grafíca América:
Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts
Arizona State University
MAR. 3 – SEPT. 1, 2019
MUSEUM OF LATIN AMERICAN ART
MORE INFO
562.437.1689
Gráfica América presents works by artists representing print shops, publishing houses, and artist collectives from throughout the United States, México, Central America, South America and the Caribbean. The exhibition celebrates the collaborative spirit of printmaking through historical prints and publications as well as contemporary traditional and experimental works made in collective studios and workshops established by Latin American and Latinx printmakers.
Gráfica América, is organized by the Museum of Latin American Art and is curated by Gabriela Martínez, MOLAA Curator of Education and Rogelio Gutiérrez, Professor of Printmaking at Arizona State University - School of Art.
MOLAA gratefully acknowledges the following for their generous sponsorship of Grafíca América:
Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts
Arizona State University
Poster by Alec Dempster
TIERRA HERIDA
Tierra Herida: Printmaking from the Americas is a panorama of contemporary printmaking in the Americas—46 artists from 20 countries explore the theme of mining from colonial times to the present.The exhibit was curated by Alec Dempster and runs through March 9, 2019.
Opening reception will take place on January, Friday 18th 5pm-9pm. at the Walkers Point Center for the Arts 839 S 5th St. Milwaukee, WI 53204. USA
Opening reception will take place on January, Friday 18th 5pm-9pm. at the Walkers Point Center for the Arts 839 S 5th St. Milwaukee, WI 53204. USA