Pages

Showing posts with label Arte Hispano Americano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arte Hispano Americano. Show all posts

Sunday, February 14, 2016

New York State Of Mind No.50


THIS “VALENTINE DAY” I’M IN LOVE…
…with a magazine cover!
So glad I was the artist invited to be on the cover for “CONEXOS” 2015 yearbook, with the image of “Fugue” / Acrylic on folded linen / 36X36ins. From ’Ubicuo series’ 2012-13
I’m so thankful to this titanic publication, for its magnificent work promoting the HispanicAmerican culture. My congratulations to everyone making this project possible. And Happy Valentine Day!


Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Final Group Shot / Tertulia Latina / Jadite Galleries

Thanks a lot to “Tertulia Latina” and Jadite Galleries….everybody else on this picture, and those who couldn’t stay longer, for making possible such an interactive ‘artist / viewers’ encounter.
  
Thanks to Rodriguez Calero for the graphic covering of the whole event…meaning…thanks dear RoCa! 

Cepp Selgas / "Jibara" and "Guajira" (Lone Star series) 2014 / Jadite Galleries 

Monday, November 24, 2014

Last Night At Tertulia Latina / Jadite Galleries No.2

All Photos by Rodriguez Calero

With Carl Rutberg, Ruperto Arvelo, Eliud Martinez, Nina Doran, and Gaddiel Lopez
Some of the gathering / "Tertulia Latina" at Jadite Galleries
With Carl and Ruperto

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Last Night At Tertulia Latina / Jadite Galleries No.1


(above) Before my art on display at Jadite Galleries / Ruperto Arvelo and Gaddiel Lopez from "Tertulia Latina" giving (both) introduction speeches  about the "Tertulia" project and my long trajectory on the Fine Art field.  (below) Here I m in the middle of "The King's Speech"...kind of of situation...doing my best. / Photos by Rodriguez Calero




      

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Tertulia Latina / Cepp Selgas / Jadite Galleries


Saturday, Nov. 22nd @ 3:00PM-6:00PM
Jadite Galleries

413 West 50th Street

New York, NY 10019

Between 9th and 10th Avenues

(Take A, C, or E Train to 50th Street)



Presentation starts promptly at 4:00pm

Guests are welcomed and encouraged to share news about their work and express their talents.



Space is limited, please RSVP by 11/21/14
Visit us on Facebook and Like us in order to RSVP for this event: Facebook/Tertulia-Latina

tertulia is a social gathering with literary or artistic overtones, especially in Iberia or Latin America. The word is originally Spanish, and has only moderate currency in English, in describing Latin cultural contexts. It is rather similar to a salon, but a typical tertulia in recent centuries has been a regularly scheduled event in a public place such as a bar, although some tertulias are held in more private spaces, such as someone's living room. Participants may share their recent creations (poetry, short stories, other writings, even artwork or songs). Usually (but not always) the participants in a regularly scheduled tertulia are, in some respects, likeminded, whether by having similar politics, similar literary tastes, etc. 

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

New Culver Academy Letters / 2012


En el 2010 y 2011 fui el artista favorito de las clases de Arte Hispanoamericano en la Academia de Culver, Indiana USA. Hoy tengo el gusto de publicar dos correos recientes.


Cepp Selgas / "Escape" / Acrylic on canvas / 20X40in. / 2009

Estimado Señor Selgas,
                Soy un estudiante en la clase de arte hispano americano. Estoy aprendiendo sobre sus pinturas y su vida. Me gusta la pintura “Escape”. Me gusta esa pintura por los colores y por la independencia del hombre. Me gusta su tatuaje y el reconocimiento de su país. La cuerda en su pie hace que el hombre se vea fuerte y valiente salir de Cuba para nadar a los Estados Unidos. Me gustan su pinturas y estoy interesado en aprender más.
                                                                Atentamente,
                                                                                                Ashley Bohne


Estimado Sr. Selgas,
                Yo soy estudiante en la clase de arte hispanoamericano en la Acedemia de Culver en la ciudad de Culver, Indiana. Estamos estudiando los artistas de orgien hispanoamericano. Me gusta la clase y usted es mi artista favorito. Mi favorita pintura suya es “Escape.” Las colores son muy tristes, pero representan bien el significado. Yo soy nadadora y la natación me fascina. También la passion detrás de la pintura era increíble. A mí me gustan sus otras pinturas también, pero la pintura “Escape” es mi favorita en general. Yo me relaciono major con esa pintura. Usted es un artista increíble. Me gustaría ir a una de sus exposiciones algún día.

Atentamente,

Natalie Bittles