by Ninoska Huerta | Apr 29, 2017
“Carlos Anzola develops his assemblage starting from poor and organic materials, resorting to seriality, with the intention of building an intimate statement with symbolic accents and an iconographic rhetoric of religious and familiar allegories. Carlos picks up... 
by Ninoska Huerta | Apr 29, 2017
(Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA, 1947) Rafael Barrios is one of Venezuela’s most recognized and sought after sculptors. Among his diverse use of materials and experimental processes, his body of work deals with problems of optics and perception through medium and... 
by Ninoska Huerta | Apr 29, 2017
(Caracas, Venezuela, 1927) Cruz-Diez is by far the most important Venezuelan artist alive today. He began his career as an artist in Caracas, where he commenced his research into color and movement in 1957. In 1960 he moved to Paris, where he has lived since. Situated... 
by Ninoska Huerta | Apr 29, 2017
MARCOS MARIN (Brazil, 1967) A painter, graphic artist and sculptor, Marcos Marin produces works that combine figurative and abstract strategies. His best known series are portraits of celebrities and historical artwork masterpieces, manipulated with lines and optical... 
by Ninoska Huerta | Apr 28, 2017
(Valera, Venezuela 1936) Darío Pérez Flores is considered amongst the most important Latin American Constructivist artists, whose main interest is the study of color and its capacity for stimulating perception, creativity, and illusion. Despite his beginnings as a... 