The artist and singer Cody Critcheloe presents his show on June 28 from 01:00 at Razzmatazz in Barcelona.
Cody Critcheloe currently participates in the group exhibition Family Values at galeria SENDA, curated by Michael Bevilacqua. The exhibition features colored pencils drawings and a photographic portrait shooted by Casey Spooner.
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Glenda Leon has inaugurated its participation in the 55th edition of the Venice Biennial for the Cuban Pavilion, with the sound installation Music of the spheres, which invites you to dream about travel in time and space and to reflect on the origins and evolution of western culture.
Music of the spheres is located in the National Archaeological Museum in Venice, surrounded by great greek gods who, in perpetual silence listen. Including Apollo, the god of light, and also of music.
Glenda and others artists like Maria Magdalena Campos Pons, Sandra Ramos, Antonio Eligio and Lázaro Saavedra will participate in the Cuban Pavilion, identified with the perversion of the classic: anarchy in the stories. Curated by Jorge Fernández and Giacomo Zaza.
Here an installation video of Music of the spheres
Pinta London is the only art event dedicated to Latin American Art providing a platform to exhibit and promote artists. In this year Sandra Vásquez de la Horra present solo show of her works exhibited in Galeria Senda.
Sandra creates art with the technique of drawing and watercolor on dipped wax paper. The melancholic dreams and phantoms, which constantly appear in her oeuvre, recall to the political past experienced during her adolescence.
In 2009 she won the Prize for Contemporary Drawing, awarded by the Daniel and Florence Guerlain Foundation in Paris, and later that year her work was exhibited in the Bonnefantenmuseum Maastricht, The Netherlands.
Sandra is from Chile, she lives and works in Berlin. She participates in Pinta Projects with others 9 artists like Armando Andrade Tudela, Jorge Pedro Nuñez, Oswaldo Macia and Rodrigo Matheus.
Pinta also includes artists from Spain and Portugal reflecting these countries undeniable influence in the formation of the Latin American identity.
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