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Charmaine Poh’s First Institutional Solo Exhibition in Berlin

PalaisPopulaire in Berlin presents Make a Travel Deep of Your Inside, and Don’t Forget Me to Take, the first institutional solo exhibition by Chinese-Singaporean artist Charmaine Poh (b. 1990), Deutsche Bank’s “Artist of the Year” 2025.

New Figuration: Deira, Macció, Noé & de la Vega

Buenos Aires: The ongoing exhibition entitled New Figuration 1961-1965, that will remain open till mid 2011 at the National Museum of Fine Arts, culls works by Argentine artists Ernesto Deira, Romulo Maccio, Luis Felipe Noe and Jorge…

Teresa Margolles Exhibits Frontier in Germany

Kassel: Frontier, an exhibition by Mexican artist Teresa Margolles (Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, 1963), will remain open thru Feb. 20, 2011 at the city’s Kunsthalle Fridericianum.

Rene Francisco Wins 2010 National Prize of Plastic Arts

Cuban artist Rene Francisco Rodriguez (Holguin, 1960) will be awarded the 2010 National Prize of Plastic Arts on Dec. 22 at 4:00pm during a ceremony slated for the National Museum of Fine Arts.

Mondolfo at the Fototeca de Cuba

On Thursday Dec. 9 at 5:00 pm, the grand opening of Concept Beauty, an exhibition by photographer Giorgio Mondolfo (El Cairo, 1952), will take place. Fototeca de Cuba (Cuba’s Photographic Library) will be hosting this exhibition…

The enjoyment of the lost innocence

Just like James, with just another twist of the bolt, Anne Caulequin turns once again to art. This time around with a new revised edition and the update of The Theories of Art that brings along the same desire to show –as the…

Portrait in black and white, but full of shades

In half a dozen chronologically-arranged chapters, the authors have compiled abundant material. Thus, “His whimsy legs are only good for Rock” collects Figueroa’s human and artistic genesis, the convulsive and rich 1960s…

Wanderings in Work Progress...

Latin American and Europeanguest artists to the Dissident Cartographies (2007-2009) exhibition, sponsored by the State Society for Spain’s Outer Cultural Action (SEACEX) with the collaboration of a number of other institutions,…

The Panama Biennial and its influence on the Isthmus

During the twentieth century, panamanian plastic arts were quite behind with respect to the advanced centers of the Latin American continent, in spite of all institutional efforts initiated in the country to achieve an appropriate and stable…

Theories and inquiries in an expanded space

The Campo Expandido (Expanded Field) exhibit, currently underway at the Migliorisi Foundation, showcases the works of three contemporary Chilean artists: Ricardo Villarroel, Mario Ibarra (Paté) and Antonio Guzman. The trio is…

Luis Gomez: A universe in the palm of your hand and the testimony of fatality

Luis Gomez Armenteros occupies one of the top positions in the Cuban Vanguard Art. He has a dimension that places him between the proposals made by Juan Francisco Elso (Havana, 1956- Mexico, 1988) and, during the latest years, certain links…

Devising Realities: Cuba’s Video Art Forewarned

If we were to make a quick tour through the history of the Cuban arts, we’ll see how the presence of women in the plastic arts was timely and decisive during the first half of the 20th century. The undisputed visibility of…

Museums without borders

The 104th Annual Meeting of American Museums (AAM), held from May 23 to 26 this year at the Los Angeles Convention Center in California, was the place of choice to take a closer look at those museums that serve better in a globalized…

Art by Excelencias: a window to the world

On the afternoon of Nov. 16, 2010, the Servando Museum in the Cuban capital was the place of choice for the presentation of the Art by Excelencias magazine’s two latest issues (6 and 7).

 

The keynote presentation…

Helio Flores Viveros

Helio Flores Viveros was born on Oct. 8, 1938 in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico. He studied architecture at the Universidad Veracruzana. From 1966 to 1967 he lived in New York and studied at the School of Visual Arts. He started as a…