Showing posts with label Rafael DiazCasas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rafael DiazCasas. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
The work and life of Emilio Sanchez
Frederico Sève Gallery / Panel Discussion
Emilio Sanchez, Untitled (Mediterranean Street Perspective),
Early to mid 1970s, Watercolor on paper, 29 x 22 in.
Frederico Sève Gallery presents, in conjunction with the
Pinta Art Show:
The work and life of Emilio Sanchez
Panel discussion followed by a cocktail reception.
This Friday, November 11th at 5 pm.
Location: Frederico Sève Gallery, 37 W 57 St, NY, NY 10019
Introduction by Elvis Fuentes,
Associate Curator at the Museo del Barrio.
Panel discussion members:
Rafael Diazcasas, curator and art historian who specializes in art from Latin America.
John Angeline, art historian and Museum Educator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Ann Koll, Ph.D., Executive Director and Curator of the Emilio Sanchez Foundation.
Frederico Sève Gallery
37 W. 57 St., 4th Fl.
New York, NY 10019
T: 212-334-7813
F: 212-334-7830
Emilio Sanchez, Untitled (Mediterranean Street Perspective),
Early to mid 1970s, Watercolor on paper, 29 x 22 in.
Frederico Sève Gallery presents, in conjunction with the
Pinta Art Show:
The work and life of Emilio Sanchez
Panel discussion followed by a cocktail reception.
This Friday, November 11th at 5 pm.
Location: Frederico Sève Gallery, 37 W 57 St, NY, NY 10019
Introduction by Elvis Fuentes,
Associate Curator at the Museo del Barrio.
Panel discussion members:
Rafael Diazcasas, curator and art historian who specializes in art from Latin America.
John Angeline, art historian and Museum Educator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Ann Koll, Ph.D., Executive Director and Curator of the Emilio Sanchez Foundation.
Frederico Sève Gallery
37 W. 57 St., 4th Fl.
New York, NY 10019
T: 212-334-7813
F: 212-334-7830
Saturday, July 23, 2011
FIT / Final...click!
Three months ago, when I found myself coming up with ideas about lighting, in the middle of an unavoidable candid picture’ session for a kind of impromptus goodbye party honoring my Philosophy History' teacher from longtime ago; the idea of publishing my FIT' Photography Portfolio came about. This is my final post on the subject.
Black and white photos are an odd decision in this modern world of ours, and when such decision is made for candid pictures, we are in a dangerous mental zone, one could say. But I think that candid pictures work wonders for the young the beautiful and children. For a man of a certain age, flash is practically an unwanted insult in your face, I say.
Reason why these pictures for the final note on my FIT' Photography Portfolio are more like staged portraits, than spontaneous shots. The opening photo is a black and white conversion from color; mainly to keep the unity of the portfolio.
The man behind the camera was the very cooperative Rafael DiazCasas, my neighbor and a very close friend of my admired former teacher, Miguel Sanchez.
Black and white photos are an odd decision in this modern world of ours, and when such decision is made for candid pictures, we are in a dangerous mental zone, one could say. But I think that candid pictures work wonders for the young the beautiful and children. For a man of a certain age, flash is practically an unwanted insult in your face, I say.
Reason why these pictures for the final note on my FIT' Photography Portfolio are more like staged portraits, than spontaneous shots. The opening photo is a black and white conversion from color; mainly to keep the unity of the portfolio.
The man behind the camera was the very cooperative Rafael DiazCasas, my neighbor and a very close friend of my admired former teacher, Miguel Sanchez.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Emilio Sanchez / Art Book
Just a sample of some of the great photography support, you can find inside this beautiful book.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Emilio Sanchez / Art Book Presentation
Book Presentation
Hard Light: The Work of Emilio Sanchez
New York Public Library
South Court Hall, 5th Ave & 42nd Street.
Tuesday, June 7 · 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Three authors Rafael DiazCasas, John D. Angeline, and Rudi C. Bleys will offer diverse perspectives on the multifaceted Cuban American painter Emilio Sanchez (1921-1999) followed by a panel discussion moderated by Marysol Nieves. Each author will present an illustrated talk about Sanchez's work-from its relevance to aspects of modernism in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the U.S., to a unique glimpse into his private world and art through the lens of queer theory and aesthetics. This prismatic presentation will give readers a fresh look at this unique artist's vision while firmly positioning Sanchez within the discourse on 20th-century art history.
Hard Light: The Work of Emilio Sanchez / Distributed by Prestel, a member of Verlagsgruppe Random House GmbH.
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