Contemporary Art Projects USA, under the direction of Tata Fernandez, Executive/Gallery Director, will be exhibiting in this year´s Art Basel Week at Spectrum Miami 2015; Booth 315 at one of the major satellite fairs located at the Performing Arts District, conveniently located between Midtown and Downtown Miami and in close proximity to major area hotels, restaurants, parking, and other Miami Art Week shows.
In the heart of Miami’s Performing Arts District in proximity to powerhouse art shows like Art Basel, Art Miami, Scope, and Untitled —Spectrum showcases innovative new art in an elegant, gallery-style exhibition space.
The Project will be curated by Silvia Medina. Ms. Medina was a founding member of the Havana Biennial and the Wilfredo Lam Center in Havana, Cuba; she also held the director position at The Foundation for the Development of the Arts, and was the Executive Director of Sala Mendoza in Caracas, Venezuela. She is presently the full time curator for Contemporary Art Projects USA.
This year Contemporary Art Projects USA will be showcasing:
Special Solo Shows Projects by Ricardo Cardenas, Mexico, Invited Artist, Autobiografico en Concreto and Surekha Sadana, Dubai, Pure Consciousness.
Ricardo Cardenas|Mexico
La Noche que Van Gogh sono con los girasoles.Acrylic on Cement.5′ x 4′
Surekha Sadana|Dubai
Pure Consciousness 24 Acrylic on Canvas. 45″ x 88″
Solo Shows
Chris Delias|Austria|#CityLife
Samantha. Acrylic on Canvas. 47″ x 39″
Evelyn Walg|Venezuela|Conquering Success
Who is the Leader. Acrylic on Canvas. 40″ x 30″
Jorge Cavalier|Colombia|Andean Gold
Gold the Rainforesst.Oil over Gold Leaf on Wood.
18″ x 18″
Kelly Fisher|Switzerland|Scaffolding No Safety Net-No Parachute
Safety Net. Acrylic on Canvas. 60″ x 40″
Luis Alberto Hernandez|Venezuela|Polyptych of Saint Augustin
Installation: Poyptych of Saint Augustin. Mixed Media and Gold Leaf. 40″ x 27″
Martin Schoffel|Venezuela|Geometria y Color
Geometria y Color #51. Printed on Aluminum. Special Print done in Germany. 9″ x 12″
Samah El Hage|Sweden|People
Swedish Lake. Printed on Metallic Paper Mounted on Plexiglass. 15″ x 11″
Solo Show Post Contemporary Art Initiative
Elkin Cana|Venezuela; Mercedes Cisneros|USA;
Milixa Moron|Venezuela;Carlos Martinez
Collective Artsy Project by Dario Posada, Colombia; Elena Bulatova, Russia; Grace Berge, USA; Ileana Collazo, USA; Lorena Fernandez, Colombia; Maria Ana Davila, Venezuela; Monica Loncola, USA; Motoko Oyamada, Japan; Piasson, Brasil; Ronit Kristal, Israel; Roy Rodriguez, Cuba; William Stalhuth, Venezuela.
Elena Bulatova|Russia
The Swee Life. Resin and Wood. 48″ x 13″ x 13″
Dario Posada|Colombia
Grace Berge|USA
Holiday. Printed on Metallic Paper mounted in a Plexi Box. 22″ x 40″
Ileana Collazo|USA
Alone with Her Thoughts. Printed on Metallic Paper mounted on a Plexi Box. 30″ x 20″
Lorena Fernandez|Colombia
Lluvia de Pensamientos.Oil on Canvas.11.8″ x 11.8″
Maria Ana Davila|Mexico
Timeless. Printed on Metallic Paper mounted in Plexiglass.18″ x 12″
Monica Loncola|USA
Vermillion Matrix Open. Cigar Box. Mixed Media. 5″ wide x 7″ deep x 4″ high
Motoko Oyamada|Japan
Ray of Hope. Acrylic on Paper. Mounted on a Plexiglass Box. 17″ x 15″
Piasson|Brazil
Spectrum Red/Black. Mixed Media.21.5 x 49.5
Ronit Kristal|Israel
#250.Printed on Metallic Paper Mounted on Plexiglass. 35″ x 35″
Roy Rodriguez|Cuba
Red.Acrylic on Paper.40″ x 30″
William Stalthuth|Venezuela
Eight Stones. Acrylic on Canvas. 72″ x 40″
Alongside this talented roster of national and international artists, Contemporary Art Projects USA has been accepted to exhibit a unique juried fundraising international collaborative where 300 hundred artists will come together to create the “Help-Hope-Nepal Mural” to benefit the April 2015 Nepal earthquake victims through the MAITIRERELIEFFUND.
Hope Help Nepal. Printed on Metaallic Paper Mounted on Plexiglass. 30″ x 40″
The mural will showcase all innovative media including: painting, photography, 3D printing, digital art, and mixed media. The image icon for this mural will be a photograph by Venezuelan artist/photographer, Maria Fernanda Lairet. Fatima Canovas and Maria Teresa D’Azucena are the coordinators of this project.
