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200995215Buenos Aires: Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes MNBA 2009. 23cm. 106 p color and b/w plates chron. bibls. apen. pict. wrps. OCLC: 641508916 Three prize-winning essays from the biennial contest sponsored by the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. Essays on the contemporary artists Robero Aizenberg and Juan Pablo Renzi as well as on the early 20th century artist Guillermo Facio Hebequer. Contents: Contemplando la obra de Roberto Aizenberg. La vigencia de un artista anacrónico -- Arte social: La marginalidad urbana en la Serie El Conventillo de Guillermo Facio Hebequer -- El Día de la Primera Comunión de Renzi Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes MNBA unknown books
2001176832Buenos Aires República Argentina: Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano "Isaac Fernández Blanco" 2001. Softcover. VG. Teal wraps with black lettering and color illustrations on front 32 pp richly illustrated in color. Text in Spanish. Official publication of the Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum of Hispanic American Art; year 4 no. 9. Includes essays by Gabriela Braccio and Gustavo Tudisco. Also includes bibliographical references page 30. Exhibition held May-June 2001. Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano "Isaac Fernández Blanco" paperback books
200990732Buenos Aires: Palais de Glace; World Textile Art Del 1 al 25 de abril de 2009. 21.5cm. 149p b/w and color plates bios.chron. cat. bibl. color pict. wrps The 5th edition of the International Biennial of Textile Art held for the first time in Argentina was an international event organized by the World Textile Art Organization that reflected the last decade transformations of the Miami based non-profit organization: a new name previously Women in Textile Art and the inclusion of male collaboration and participation. The event summoned all artists working in pieces or installations where textile fibers and weaving were used as means of expression. The result was an international jury selection of 102 pieces by artists Alexander Brett Ursula Gerber-Senger Maria Theresa Fernandes Hau Ray Kok-man Jurayeva Gulshat Beatriz Schaaf-Giesser amongst others that were exhibited at the Palais de Glace of Buenos Aires in the 5th International Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary Textile Art. The event included the works by 19 international artists and the award of "Olga de Amaral" prize granted to Dra Ruth Corcuera Argentina for her academic contributions to Andean textiles. Includes essay "Desde lo textil: hacia nuevos territorios Textile art: Towards new territorios" by exhibition curator Florencia Battiti. ENGLISH AND SPANISH TEXTS Palais de Glace; World Textile Art unknown books