selgasArt / RoCa / Re-tratos Urbanos / Gallery Space at Wagner -New York University USA

 Last Night at “Re-Tratos Urbanos RoCa” Opening. Presented by the Gallery Space at Wagner

295 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10012. A great time with dear fellow artists in a great Art Show. Bravo dear RoCa!!!

Zilia Sanchez at El Museo del Barrio

Last night at El Museo del Barrio for Zilia Sanchez’ great show opening in great company.

SELGAS & THE ESCHER EFFECT / 1974-2018-19

SELGAS & THE ESCHER EFFECT, 1974-2018-19
Gallery Space at Wagner-NYU 

Nov 02-2018 / Opening Reception 

Photos by Rodriguez Calero and Frank Crescioni

RODRIGUEZ CALERO / EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO

EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO / RODRIGUEZ CALERO

New York State of Mind No. 44

"Hackensack Dreaming" / A beautiful Art Show…to fall in love with

…and I love, love, love this ’tapestry’.

At Nancy Cohen's "Hackensack Dreaming" Art Show /  Photo by Rodriguez Calero

New York State of Mind No. 43 / UPTOWN BOUNCE

UPTOWN BOUNCE / Summer Nights

Photo by Rodriguez Calero

Last night...with Gustavo Valdés at EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO

Rodriguez Calero's Art Show:

Meeting the public...a Gallery Talk with Alejandro Anreus guest curator and Rodriguez Calero...great night, great audience!

Wednesday August 5, 2015

UPTOWN BOUNCE/ Summer Nights at 104th and Fifth

New York State of Mind No.42 / El Museo del Barrio

El Museo del Barrio’s “Urban Martyrs and Latter-Day Santos”

(July 22 – October 17, 2015) is the first museum survey of the Nuyorican artist Rodríguez Calero 

New York State of Mind No.41 / The Gustavo Valdes Collection

Rodriguez Calero / “Piensa en mi,” an acrollage on canvas from 1999 is part of The Gustavo Valdes Collection.

New York based artist Rodriguez Calero is a very relevant presence in The Gustavo Valdes Collection. Her work has been included in the collection for close to two decades now. Rodriguez Calero is one of the most important Latina artists working in New York. El Museo del Barrio presents Rodriguez Calero’s first major museum exhibition of her robust corpus of work. As part of the museum’s Women Artists Retrospective Series, the exhibition titled RODRIGUEZ CALERO: URBAN MARTYRS AND LATTER DAY SANTOS includes acrollage (a technique developed by Rodriguez Calero) canvases, smaller collages, and fotacrolés (altered photography) on canvas board, as well as works of mixed media on paper. The exhibition is accompanied by a scholarly catalogue with a main essay by the exhibition curator, Dr. Alejandro Anreus.

EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO / RODRIGUEZ CALERO

http://www.elmuseo.org/roca/

EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO / RODRIGUEZ CALERO

http://www.elmuseo.org/roca/

Rodriguez Calero / El MUSEO DEL BARRIO

New York State of Mind No.39 / A Night with Armando Guiller

At MERIDIAN DESIGN ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS, P.C.

The night of the eleventh, celebrating the powerful art of Armando Guiller. With Blanca Arregoitia and friends!

Tersites Domilo, Madelca, Armando Alvarez, Armando Guiller and Mario Matamoros.

With Blanca Arregoitia, before Armado Guiller' sculpture. 

Artist Rodriguez Calero, before Armando Guiller' sculpture.

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

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

      

ARTernate / 2 Park Avenue NYC / No.7...Final

Photo by Rodriguez Calero

I’m very grateful to RoCa and Luis Carle for lending  me the pictures that made possible my cover on “ARTernate” show.

So, departing from the ‘boat stampede’ of talented
Marina Gutierrez’ installation I will show you the rest of ‘visuals’ from the show, like a virtual tornado.  

Artist / Marina Gutierrez / Photo by Rodriguez Calero

Photography by Ruben Natal San Miguel / Photo by Rodriguez Calero

Artists / Nancy Saleme, Ileana Emilia Garcia, Patricia Cazorla, Airy Quiros, Vanessa Peters and Claudia Corletto / Photo by Luis Carle.

Works by Rene Juan De la Cruz and son Lucas De la Cruz / Photo by Luis Carle.

Works by Nancy Salome / Photo by Luis Carle.

Ileana Emilia Garcia in front of Drawing / Photo by Luis Carle.

Works by Amanda Rivera / Photo by Luis Carle.

At Rocio de Alba's installation, Cepp Selgas, and Eliud Martinez before Maria Dominguez' art / Photo by Rodriguez Calero.

Artists / Yasmin Ramirez and Anabelle Rodriguez / Photos by Rodriguez Calero.

Artists / Carlos Cordero and Maria Dominguez / Photo by Rodriguez Calero.

Thanks for the many visits to may Blog!

Cepp Selgas / "Sweet Dreams" and "Nightmare" from 'Out of the Closet' series / Photo by Rodriguez Calero.

Raza con “A”: A Latina Artists Exhibit / November 12, 2013

Raza con “A”: A Latina Artists Exhibit

By ARC Magazine Friday, October 25th, 2013 Categories: Exhibitions, Updates

As part of the New York University’s Latino Heritage Month celebration, the Gallery Space at Wagner will stage an exhibition and panel discussion titled Raza con “A”: A Latina Artists Exhibit. The show will bring together four New York City-based Latina artists whose bodies of work explore themes of ethnic, cultural, and gender identity. The panel discussion and opening reception will take place the evening of Tuesday, November 12, 2013.

- See more at: http://arcthemagazine.com/arc/2013/10/raza-con-a-a-latina-artists-exhibit/#sthash.htjZtpmb.dpuf

Rodriguez Calero

As part of the New York University’s Latino Heritage Month celebration, the Gallery Space at Wagner (2nd floor of the Puck Building) will stage an exhibition and panel discussion titled Raza con “A”: A Latina Artists Exhibit. The show will bring together four New York City-based Latina artists whose bodies of work explore themes of ethnic, cultural, and gender identity. The project seeks to present a diversity-driven display that pays homage to Latino & Latin American heritage as well as the contributions of women artists to the New York City visual arts scene. The accompanying panel discussion will serve as a platform to engage artists, scholars, practitioners, and the public in a lively dialogue on the exhibition themes, with a focus on the role visual arts can play in promoting social equity. The panel discussion and opening reception will take place the evening of Tuesday, November 12, 2013.

The award-winning artists confirmed for the exhibition is a supremely talented group, that includes: Argentinean photographer and Proyecto Luz founder Sol Aramendi; Mexican painter and multi-media artist Andrea Arroyo; Colombian collage and mixed-media artist Maria Berrio; and Puerto Rican painter and collage artist Rodriguez Calero.

- See more at: http://arcthemagazine.com/arc/2013/10/raza-con-a-a-latina-artists-exhibit/#sthash.htjZtpmb.8Jw1uw1i.dpuf

Sol Aramendi

The panel discussion will be moderated by New-York Historical Society educator and former Metropolitan Museum of Art museum education curator Rosa Tejada (Dominican Republic). The panel is completed by: independent curator and assistant professor of critical theory and cultural studies Denise Carvalho (Brazil); author and Brooklyn College-CUNY assistant professor of Puerto Rican and Latino studies Vanessa Perez (Puerto Rico); and Raza con “A” artists Sol Aramendi and Andrea ArroyoNYU’s Latino Studies Program, NYU Wagner’s Research Center for Leadership in Action (sponsor of the Ignite Fellowship for Women of Color in the Social Sector), the NYU Wagner Association of Latin@s & Allies in Public Service (ALAS), and NYU’s La Herencia Club are attached to the project as co-presenters and co-sponsors. NYU’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) is also a likely partner in the event.

For more information, please contact exhibition curator Frankie Crescioni-Santoni (fc19@nyu.edu).

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- See more at: http://arcthemagazine.com/arc/2013/10/raza-con-a-a-latina-artists-exhibit/#sthash.G9muAmSc.dpuf

The InterChurch Center / Spirit of Community Art Show

Spirit of Community: Artists of El Barrio and Beyond
Opening Reception April 18th
Through Friday, May 3

Community Works and The Interchurch Center in association with Harlem Arts Alliance invite you to be our guest at a reception for

Rodriguez Calero / Alas De Arvelo

Spirit of Community:
Artists of El Barrio & Beyond

8 Artists Spanning 30 Years Celebrating the Vitality and Richness of East Harlem

Meet the Artist Reception

Featuring Music of El Barrio

Thursday, April 18, 2013

5:00pm - 7:30pm

The Interchurch Center

475 Riverside Drive @ 120th Street

New York, New York 10115

RSVP to 212-459-1854
qc@communityworksnyc.org

Featuring works by eight established, midcareer artists for whom the people and culture of El Barrio/East Harlem have served as significant inspiration. Each of these artists has found a unique mode of expression that has been inspired by the East Harlem experience and in turn has enriched the life of the community-on its building and subway station walls, in its gardens and storefront studios, in its museum collections and galleries-at the same time as it has resonated across the globe.

Artists include:

John Ahearn 

Diógenes Ballester

Rodriguez Calero

Marcos Dimas

Lina Puerta

Fernando Salicrup

NitzaTufiño

Manny Vega

Spirit of Community: Artists of El Barrio & Beyond is the second investigation of El Barrio/East Harlem's vibrant art scene. This exhibit is curated by Community Works and Frank DeGregorie of The Interchurch Center as part of Community Works; Community Matters initiative.

This exhibition will be on view April 5 through May 3, 2013 and is presented by Community Works and The Interchurch Center as part of the Community Matters NYC initiative, a new uptown partnership. Please visit www.communityworksnyc.org

Blessed are the Artists / The Visceglia Gallery

Image: The Blessing of Lazarus by Rodriguez Calero, 2007 / Acrollage painting.