Vitae

EDUCATION

  • 1985-86 Maters in Painting and Printmaking. West Virginia University, Morgantown. USA.
  • 1983-84 Post-Graduate Studies of Painting, Drawing, and Art History at the “Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes Ernesto de la Cárcova.” Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • 1977-83 Professor of Painting and Drawing. Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes “Prilidiano Pueyrredón.” Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • 1977-84 Studies in private studios: design (Jose “Pipo” Ferrari); sculpture (Leo Vinci); stone and wood carving, wax and bronze techniques (Ramon Castejon); drawing (Roberto Paez); painting (Antonio Oliva). Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • 1975-76. Ceramics Studio Assistant. Escuela Nacional de Cerámica “Fernando Arranz.” Buenos Aires, Argentina.

EXHIBITS
Individual Exhibits

  • 2016    Artist in Residence. Appleton Public Library. Appleton, WI. November-December.
  • 2016   “Cuba: The Revolution from the Inside.” Photographs. Warch Campus Center. Lawrence University. Appleton, WI. May 2-18.
  • 2016    “In Omni Terra: Gustavo Fares and Katherine Steichen Rosing.” Marzén/Integrated Art Group Art Gallery. Madison, WI. March 11 – April 29.
  • 2010 “Collected Spaces.” The Trout Museum @ The Gallery at American National Bank Fox Cities (with Lenny Nagler). Appleton, WI, USA. September 16-November 12.
  • 2010 “Scapes / Spaces.” Harry and Laura Nohr Gallery. University of Wisconsin-Platteville, WI, USA. January 15- February 28.
  • 2007 “Landscapes.” Fine Line Designs Art Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA. May 18 – June 13.
  • 2003 “Landscapes.” Verex Building. Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA. February- April.
  • 2002 “Naturally.” Bergstrom-Mahler Museum. Neenah, WI, U.S.A. October 27 – November 24.
  • 2002 “New paintings.” (with Jim Conaway). Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA. September 13 – October 5.
  • 2000 “Considering the Landscape.” Dickinson Building. Piedmont Virginia Community College. Charlottesville, VA, USA. April 5 – May 2.
  • 1997 “Small Works on Paper.” Charlottesville City Hall. Charlottesville, VA, USA. Oct. 27 – Dec. 1.
  • 1996 “Painting to Yepes.” Piere Daura Gallery. University of Lynchburg. Lynchburgh, VA, USA. Sept. 15 – Oct. 24.
  • 1994 “Landscapes.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. Sept. 6 – Oct. 2.
  • 1992 “Recent Works.” Ralston Fine Art. Johnson City, TN, USA. March 14 – April 14.
  • 1991 “Shrines and Toros.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. September 3 – 29.
  • 1991 “Recent Work.” Carson Street Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. January 4 – 27.
  • 1990 “Marginalia.” Anderson Gallery. Virginia Commonwealth U. Richmond, VA. Aug.30 -Oct. 14.
  • 1990 “The Bull.” Dillard Arts Center. Lynchburg College. Lynchburg, VA. February 15-March 5.
  • 1989 Metropol Members Club. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. February.
  • 1986 Garo Art Gallery. Morgantown, WV, USA. November 23 – December 6.

Group Exhibits

  • 2022 TMS (Trout Museum of Art) Contemporary Exhibition. Appleton, WI, USA. May 28-August 14.
  • 2020 “40th 2019 Annual Secura Juried Fine Arts Exhibition.” Trout Museum of Art. Appleton, WI, USA. February 15-June 2.
  • 2019 “39th Annual Secura Juried Fine Arts Exhibition.” Trout Museum of Art. Appleton, WI, USA.. May 4 – June 2.
  • 2019 ““XChange Exhibition” at Carthage College. HF Johnson Gallery. Kenosha, WI. January 9-31.
  • 2017 “Biennial Members Exhibition.” Trout Museum of Art. Appleton, WI. December 16- February 18.
  • 2016 “Take me to the River.” Grand Kakalin. Kaukauna, WI. November 4 – December 2.
  • 2016 “36th Annual Secura Juried Fine Arts Exhibition.” Trout Museum of Art. Appleton, WI, USA. March 18-April 3.
  • 2015 “Day of the Dead” Exhibit. Marzen Galery. Madison, WI. October 9-November 6.
  • 2015 “35th Annual Secura Juried Fine Arts Exhibition.” Trout Museum of Art. Appleton, WI, USA. April 17-May 20.
  • 2015  Works on display at Lawrence University’s Presidential residency and at Office of Admission. Appleton, WI. February to present.
  • 2013 “Electronic Paintings.” The Hang Up Gallery. Neenah, WI, USA. December.
  • 2013 “Untamed.” The Rabbit Gallery. Appleton, WI. May 17-June 9.
  • 2010 “Homenaje a Jorge Waku.” ISFA Manuel Belgrano. Buenos Aires, Argentina. August -September.
  • 2010 “Landscapes.” Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA.
  • 2010 “Frozen Lakes.” Fine Line Designs Art Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA.
  • 2010 “Landscapes.” Katie Gingrass Gallery. Milwaukee, WI, USA.
  • 2009 “Landscapes.” Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA.
  • 2009 “Frozen Lakes.” Fine Line Designs Art Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA.
  • 2009 “Landscapes.” Katie Gingrass Gallery. Milwaukee, WI, USA.
  • 2008 “28th Secura Juried Fine Arts Exhibition.” Appleton, WI, USA. April.
  • 2008 “Landscapes.” Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA.
  • 2008 “Door County Landscapes.” Fine Line Designs Art Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA.
  • 2008 “Landscapes.” Katie Gingrass Gallery. Milwaukee, WI, USA.
  • 2007 “Landscapes.” Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA.
  • 2007 “Door County Landscapes.” Fine Line Designs Art Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA.
  • 2007 “Landscapes.” Katie Gingrass Gallery. Milwaukee, WI, USA.
  • 2006 “Landscapes.” Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA.
  • 2006 “Door County Landscapes.” Fine Line Designs Art Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA.
  • 2006 “Landscapes.” Katie Gingrass Gallery. Milwaukee, WI, USA. March.
  • 2005 “Landscapes.” Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA.
  • 2003 “Landscapes.” Metro One Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA.. May 2002 – February.
  • 2003 “Landscapes.” Grace Chosy Gallery. Madison, WI, USA.
  • 2002 “Latino Wisconsin.” Appleton Art Center. Appleton, WI. USA. September 27 – December 1.
  • 2002 “Landscapes.” Metro One Gallery. Ephraim, Door County, WI, USA.. May-December.
  • 2000 “Four Argentinean Contemporary Artists.” Wriston Arts Center. Lawrence University. Appleton, WI, USA.. November -December.
  • 2000 “Four Argentinean Contemporary Artists.” Linder Gallery. Keystone College. La Plume, PA. March-April.
  • 2000 “Symbols, Figures, and Forms Used as Elements of Transformation.” St. Elizabeth Ann’s Health & Rehabilitation Center. Staten Island, New York. April.
  • 1999 “Four Argentinean Contemporary Artists.” Piere Daura Gallery. University of Lynchburg. Lynchburg, VA. USA.
  • 1999 “Moving Into the Millennium: Darkness.” Les Yeux du Monde. Charlottesville, VA. USA.
  • 1998 Lynchburg College Arts Department Faculty an Staff. Piere Daura Gallery. University of Lynchburg. Lynchburg, VA.. USA.
  • 1998 “Summer Solstice Show.” Les Yeux Du Monde. Charlottesville, VA, USA. June – August.
  • 1998 Queensborough Community College of The City University of New York. NY, USA. April.
  • 1998 “Integration, Symbols and Forms of Transformation.” Staten Island AIDS Task Force Workshop. January. Staten Island, NY. USA.
  • 1997 “Summer Solstice Show.” Les Yeux Du Monde. Charlottesville, VA, USA. June 27 – August 17 (With C. Porter, Nina Yankovitz, John Borden Evans, et al.).
  • 1997 Landscapes Series. Studio Jacqueline Rothschild. New York, NY. USA.
  • 1996 Gallery 3. Roanoke, VA, USA. November – December.
  • 1996 “Homenaje a Jose Ferrari.” Museo de Bellas Artes de Lujan. Lujan, Argentina. August.
  • 1996 “Viajes en la palabra y en la imagen.” Museo de Arte Moderno “Eduardo Sivori.” Buenos Aires, Argentina. August 14 – September 15.
  • 1996 “Small is Good.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. July.
  • 1996 “Summer Solstice Show.” Les Yeux Du Monde. Charlottesville, VA, USA. June 21 – August 4.
  • 1996 “25 Years at the VCCA.” Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Sweet Briar, VA, USA. June.
  • 1996 “1996 Second Street Gala.” Second Street Gallery. Charlottesville, VA, USA. May 3.
  • 1996 “Group Show.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. April 2 – May 5.
  • 1995 Mosto & Rojas Oficina de Arte. Buenos Aires, Argentina. July.
  • 1995 Vista Gallery. New York, NY, USA. April – May.
  • 1995 “After the Auction. Small Works on Paper” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA.
  • 1995 “The 1995 Lynchburg Area Art Show.” Juror: Stephen L. Griffin, Art Department Chair, Mary Washington College. Lynchburg Fine Arts Center. March 12 – April 15. Award Winner.
  • 1995 “69th Civic Art Show. Annual Georgia Morgan Memorial.” Lynchburg Art Club. February 5 – 12.
  • 1993 “Lynchburg Fine Arts Festival.” Lynchburg, VA, USA. September 18.
  • 1993 “Arte emergente.” Consejo Deliberante de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • 1993 Lynchburg Fine Arts Center. Lynchburg, VA, USA. February 28 – March 20.
  • 1992 “Christmas Show.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. December 5 – January 3, 1993.
  • 1992 “Art Ninety 2.” Carroll Reece Museum. East Tennessee State University. Johnson City, TN. USA.
  • 1991 “Painting Ninety-One.” Arlington Arts Center. Annual Tri-State Juried Exhibition. Arlington, VA. USA.
  • 1991 “Six Latin American Artists.” Undercroft Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. March 3 – 31.
  • 1991 Axis Twenty Art Gallery. Atlanta, GA, USA. February.
  • 1991 “The Figure.” Dillard Gallery. Lynchburg, VA, USA. January 13 – February 3.
  • 1991 “Christmas Show.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. January 3 – 27.
  • 1990 “Group Show.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. October 30 – November 25.
  • 1990 “Open Exhibition.” Regional Multi-Media Juried Exhibition sponsored by the Fairfax County Council of the Arts. Fairfax, VA, USA. March 19 – June 1.
  • 1990 “Group Show.” Lynchburg Fine Arts Center. Lynchburg, VA, USA. March.
  • 1990 Metropol Members Club. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. February.
  • 1990 “Series of the Bull.” Lynchburg College. Lynchburg, VA, USA. February.
  • 1990 “New Members’ Show.” McGuffey Art Center. Charlottesville, VA, USA. January 3 – 27.
  • 1990 Galeria Van Riel. Buenos Aires, Argentina. January.
  • 1989 Galeria Cishmac. Mexico D.F., Mexico. December.
  • 1989 Museo de Bellas Artes de Lujan. Lujan, Argentina. October.
  • 1989 “A Group Show.” Carson Street Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. July 10 – August 29.
  • 1989 “1989 Three Rivers Arts Festival.” Juried Visual Arts Exhibition. Equitable Plaza. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. June. Westinghouse Purchase Award.
  • 1988 Carson Street Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. December 1988 – January 1989.
  • 1988 Galeria Cishmac. Mexico D.F., Mexico. December.
  • 1988 “Summer Salon Group Show.” Carson Street Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Summer.
  • 1987 “Old Friends, New Faces.” Mendelsohn Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. December 4 – 26.
  • 1985 Forbes Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh, PA, USA. December 3 – January 5.
  • 1984 Casa de la Cultura Lanus. Buenos Aires, Argentina. December.
  • 1984 VIII Salon Cerealista. Buenos Aires, Argentina. December.
  • 1984 Sociedad Argentina de Escultores. Buenos Aires, Argentina. November.
  • 1984 Galeria de Arte Adrogue. Buenos Aires, Argentina. November
  • 1984 Premio Braque de Dibujo. Buenos Aires, Argentina. October.
  • 1984 Fundacion San Miguel. Buenos Aires, Argentina. October.
  • 1984 XV Salon Anual V. Lopez. Buenos Aires, Argentina. September.
  • 1984 Casa de la Cultura Lanus. Buenos Aires, Argentina. September.
  • 1984 Colegio Ward. Buenos Aires, Argentina. August.
  • 1984 Centro Cultural “Las Malvinas.” Buenos Aires, Argentina. July.
  • 1983 Ateneo Popular de La Boca. Buenos Aires, Argentina. October.
  • 1983 Colegio Ward. Buenos Aires, Argentina. October.
  • 1983 Galeria Hoy en el Arte. Buenos Aires, Argentina. September.
  • 1983 Teatro Colon. Buenos Aires, Argentina. September.
  • 1983 Galeria Amicitia. Buenos Aires, Argentina. June.
  • 1982 Asociacion Cultural de Lujan. Lujan, Argentina. December.
  • 1982 Museo de Arte Moderno. Buenos Aires, Argentina. March.
  • 1981 Universidad de Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina. December.
  • 1981 Instituto Italiano de Cultura. Buenos Aires, Argentina. November.
  • 1980 Galeria Arte de America. Buenos Aires, Argentina. June.
  • 1980 Universidad de Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina. December.

RESIDENCIES
2016 Artist in Residence. Appleton Public Library. Appleton, WI. November 1-December 30.
1993 Fellow Resident. Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Painting. Sweet Briar, VA. March 1-10.
1992 Fellow Resident. Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Painting. Sweet Briar, VA. April 6-20.

COLLECTIONS

  • Piere Daura Museum of Art. University of Lynchburg Permanent Collection
  • West Virginia University Permanent Collection
  • Westinghouse Corporation Art Collection
  • Drawings at the “Museo Manuel Villaseñor.” Madrid, Spain
  • MACLA (Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de La Plata). Argentina
  • Private collections in Europe, the United States, and Latin America

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

  • 2013 Cover Subaltern Studies Journal: An International Journal of Postcolonial Studies. (ISSN 2277-3959) (Print) (Online ISSN: 2347-2013). May.
  • 2011 Visiting Assistant Professor University of Virginia. Semester at Sea Program. Charlottesville, VA. Summer 2011 Voyage.  (Bahamas, Spain, Italy, Greece, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Morocco). Introduction to Drawing.
  • 2008 Visiting Assistant Professor University of Virginia. Semester at Sea Program. Charlottesville, VA. Fall 2008 Voyage. August 24 – December 14. (Bahamas, Brazil, Namibia, South Africa, India, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Japan, Hawai’i, Costa Rica, Panama Canal). Introduction to Drawing.
  • 2007 “Painting with Acrylics” Summer Seminar. Lawrence University. Bjorklunden Campus. Door County, WI. June 17 – 22.
  • 2006 Album Cover for Kevin Muiderman’s  Earthward Bound
  • 2005 Participant Colonial/Postcolonial Study Tour. Visit to China (Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Macau), Taiwan (Taipei) Japan (Narita) and Vietnam (Hanoi and Hue). Lawrence University. June.
  • 2000-present. Professor. Latin American Visual Art. Lawrence University.
  • 2000-2003.  Profesor de Consulta. Cátedra de Experimentación y Producción Artística. Instituto Universitario Nacional del Arte (IUNA). Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • 1996-1998 Assistant Professor of Painting. University of Lynchburg. Fall 1996, Spring 1997, Fall 1998.
  • 1996 Member Virginia Commission for the Arts Area II Advisory Panel. Lynchburg, VA. June.
  • 1996 Illustration in 5+1 Arte. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 25 (August 1996).
  • 1996 Ojos en racimo. Illustration for Maria Rosa Lojo’s short story “Ojos en racimo.” In E. Hermann, ed. Viajes en la palabra y en la imagen. Ed. Gaglianone.
  • 1990 Fellow at NEH Summer Seminar for College Teachers. Structuralism After Post- Structuralism; Author, Text, and Context in Lorca, Dalí, and Buñuel. University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Summer.
  • 1984 Scholarship from the Greek Government to study Painting in Athens, Greece.
  • 1982 Travel to Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. Visit to Pre-Columbian ruins.
  • 1981 Travel to USA. Study of American modern art.
  • 1980 Travel to Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. Visit to Pre-Columbian ruins.

PUBLICATIONS

  • “Disability Aesthetics and Spatial Perspectives (in Spanish): Irrationality in Goya and Dalí.” Hispanic Journal 38.1 (Spring 2017): 11-28.
  • Cover Subaltern Studies Journal: An International Journal of Postcolonial Studies. (ISSN 2277-3959) (Print) (Online ISSN: 2347-2013). May 2013.
  • “Pintura no campo expandido.” Trad. Denise Spier. Revista de Artes Visuais. Porto Arte (Brazil) 18.31 (Novembre 2011): ISSN da edição digital (e-ISSN): 2179-80011 / ISSN da edição impressa (p-ISSN): 0103-72691. Print and  online: 7-16.
  • “La identidad cultural en el arte de América Latina y de Macao.” In Ngai, Gary, De Hoyos, Rubén, et al. Macau: Puente entre China y América Latina. Macau: MAPEAL (Macau Association for Promotion and Exchange Between Asia-Pacific and Latin America), 2006. 307-319.
  • “Painting in the Expanded Field” Janus Head 7.2 (Winter 2004): 477- 487.
  • 4 Argentinean Contemporary Artists / 4 Artistas Argentinos Contemporáneos. (With Barbara Rothermel). Catalogue for Art Exhibit at the Piere Daura Gallery. University of Lynchburg. Lynchburg, Virginia. August 1999.
  • “Brief Considerations on Latin American Contemporary Art” Janus Head 2.1 (Summer 1999): 119-129.
  • “Sábato pintor: La mirada de la distancia.” Revista Iberoamericana 158 (January-March 1992): 253-260.
  • “La filosofía del mito: Rodolfo Kusch y Juan Rulfo.” Journal of Interdisciplinary Literary Studies / Cuadernos Interdisciplinarios de Estudios Literarios. University of Nebraska 3.2 (1991): 179-195.
  • “The Bull as Marginal Manifestation of the Sacred.” NAOS University of Pittsburgh 6.1-3 (1990): 14-19.
  • “Un sentido del espacio en Pedro Páramo y en Rufino Tamayo.” Imprévue. Université Paul Valérie, France 1 (1988): 27-50.
Advertisement