5 volume set featuring the second edition of the multi-venue exhibitions that included the participation of artists from all over the country offering a panoramic view of contemporary Venezuelan art. The state sponsored event was an open invitation that included the participation of over 2000 artists who presented their artwork in diverse media formats: Paintings, prints, sculptures, drawings, photographs, collages, installations, assemblages, digital art, ceramics, painted wood and folkart. Each volume presents the artistic production of selected states and the capital city of Caracas. The exhibition was in homage to kinetic and optical master artist and sculptor Jesús Rafael Soto (b. Venezuela 1923- d. France 2005) –Provided by vendor.
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Arte En Venezuela, 1959 1979 Extensive study of a significant period in the development of modern art production in Venezuela by historian and art critic Palenzuela. The 1960s and 1970s were turning points in the countrys artistic development, after the last military dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez, when new generations of artists, cultural events and artistic…
The Figurative Impulse Major exhbition catalogue for the exhibition featuring representative artworks from 32 artists from the United States and Europe part of the corporative art collection of the financial firm USB. The collective presentation brings together a diverse selection of art created in the 1980s when artist were recuperating the corporeal figure…
Miguel Covarrubias A major hommage of four exhibitions in four museums in Mexico City. The single catalogue documents all four exhibitions. In chronological order the exhibitions are: Collection of Carlos Monsiváis that includes work in and outside of Mexico, Retrospective vision Geography of an Illustrator on illustrated books, magazines and other works…
Botero Are the drawings of Fernado Botero notes for future works? Or, as Marc Fumaroli states in this book, something different which has a goal in and of itself? Whether choosing one or the other theory, Boteros drawings strive to regain possession of an artistic ideal which leads not so much…
