
28.2.11
SALTFINEART: Experi[mental]

18.1.11
LA ART SHOW: saltfineart

LA ART SHOW - SALTFINEART
Jan 19-23
The LAAS features thousands of works of art from around the world and from a range of periods including Old Master works, Impressionist, Modern, and Contemporary art. The 150,000 square foot venue which will be the home of LAAS 2011 will also include an important Guest Country Exhibition, special exhibition spaces showcasing Southern California top museums and a high profile lecture program.
saltfineart
Booth# G182
LA CONVENTION CENTER
www.laartshow.com
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GALLERY PFEISTER: Caput Mortuum Suite
MBarraza: "Velasquez come again"
From "Invisible Man" series
Oil paint on canvas
40 x 40 cm / 2009
Caput Mortuum Suite
Galery Pfeister
Jan- Feb 2011
“Capita Mortua* Suite” is the rare contradiction in terms of a coded protest against human disgrace and poverty in the gang land controlled Salvadorian suburbs; how commercial exploitation and a corrupted genealogy restrain a vast majority of people in a deprived status qua and claim everyday casualties and numerous of deaths: It is where the Baroque turns claire-obscure; where centuries of crafted artistic tradition meets current concepts of free expression and the finest of the classics and the modern merge into a contemporary Barraza.
www.gallery-pfeister.com
23.12.10
21.12.10
World Policy Journal: The Creative Canon

Four times a year, theWorld Policy Journal publishes a magazine of intelligent and thought-provoking writing, investigating pressing issues in global affairs through the Institute’s broad, far-reaching perspective. Recent editions have coveredcrime and corruption,water and global health. In the next few months, the World Policy blog will issue a selection of articles from this quarter’s fall issue, "The Creative Canon."
Mayra Barraza: A visual transformation of "luxurious violence"
14.12.10
ARTEFACTO: Arte objeto

8.11.10
CCESV: UN MARCO MODULAR
martes 9 de noviembre
[6:30 pm]
Exposición/Inauguración
Un Marco Modular
curaduría: Eduardo Navas
Mayra Barraza, El Salvador
Giselle Beiguelman, Brazil
Arcangel Constantini, México
Ricardo Dominguez, Brett Stalbaum y Bang Lab Collective, USA
Belén Gache, Argentina
Brian Mackern, Uruguay
Antonio Mendoza, Cuba/USA
Fernando Orellana, El Salvador/USA
Paul Ramirez-Jonas, Honduras/USA
Isabel Restrepo, Colombia
Gustavo Romano, Argentina
Esta exposición es la primera de su tipo en la región Centro Americana, por lo cual su propósito es de presentarle a la cultura local una pequeña muestra de la diversa práctica en el arte digital. Al mismo tiempo, la exposición está diseñada como un punto de enfoque, como un modulo de evaluación de la rica producción en los nuevos medios realizado por un grupo de artistas que comparten similitudes en el tratamiento de la tecnología como una forma artística propia. Las obras incluidas comentan de una forma u otra sobre la interconectividad y las posibilidades de la comunicación mientras que exploran diversos intereses desde la política hasta la estética, abstractamente.
