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Juan Flores, 2006
Digital Photography
Juan Flores, 2006
Digital Photography
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Clause Confidentiality Sample
A Walk in the Art / Presence in Nuevo Laredo Nuevo León Eugenia
Jorge Elizondo
Nebula M42 (Orion) , 1991
Direct carving / Marble
black
Eugenia Belden
Guardian of the Word II , 2005 Steel and Ceramic
Eugenia Belden
Ark Primitive I, 2005
Steel and Ceramics
Hector Alvarado
Showdown II
white marble, salt and steel
Adriana Margáin
Wind, take me, 1994
Pottery, slips and glazes
Adriana Margáin
herbs
Pottery, slips and glazes
Adriana Margáin
Sheet, 1994
Pottery, slips and glazes
Jorge Elizondo Nebula M42 (Orion) , 1991
Direct carving / Marble
black
Eugenia Belden Guardian of the Word II , 2005 Steel and Ceramic
Eugenia Belden Ark Primitive I, 2005
Steel and Ceramics
Hector Alvarado Showdown II
white marble, salt and steel
Adriana Margáin Wind, take me, 1994
Pottery, slips and glazes
Adriana Margáin herbs
Pottery, slips and glazes
Adriana Margáin Sheet, 1994
Pottery, slips and glazes
What Does Peroxide Do To Genital Herpes
Belden, between guards and Waiting for the Flood coffers
Guardian of the Word I , 2008 Eugenia Belden
Steel and Ceramic
Guardian of the Word I , 2008 (at the bottom Guardian II)
Steel and Ceramic
Ark Primitive I
Steel and Ceramic
As the artist suggests the pieces called Keepers of the Word I and II are parts inside guarding a secret or treasure of special value (work of the soul), why are guarded by guardians ( simobizados by bull horns.) The bull has been represented in Mediterranean cultures and the Middle East as a divine symbol of vitality, strength and power and fertility. A cosmic symbol of life, which has been dedicated to the sun and moon, sea and land.
The Ark: has a meaning of boat - container to protect sacred treasures and transported from one place to another with safety and confidence to do it.
"I use the pendulum as a symbol of the movement of life, from a direction opposite to finally hold in common and neutral space to the center where creative energy can flow," said Eugenia Belden.
Also parts are related to the assessment of good use of words in our language as a means of oral, written and body, as this is where we live and defined as human beings. It's that awakens the emotion emanating the whole story is told through words and / or silence.
Sample A Walk Through the Art is installed on the central median of Paseo Colón on one of the residential areas of Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. The exhibition is an effort by the City of Nuevo Laredo and the Municipal Department of Culture.
Guardian of the Word I , 2008 Eugenia Belden Steel and Ceramic
Guardian of the Word I , 2008 (at the bottom Guardian II) Steel and Ceramic
Ark Primitive I Steel and Ceramic
Eugenia Belden presented in the exhibition of contemporary sculpture A Art Walk, a series consisting of four pieces made of ceramic steel, two materials that show a contrast between the primitive and the modern, organic and the inorganic.
As the artist suggests the pieces called Keepers of the Word I and II are parts inside guarding a secret or treasure of special value (work of the soul), why are guarded by guardians ( simobizados by bull horns.) The bull has been represented in Mediterranean cultures and the Middle East as a divine symbol of vitality, strength and power and fertility. A cosmic symbol of life, which has been dedicated to the sun and moon, sea and land.
The Ark: has a meaning of boat - container to protect sacred treasures and transported from one place to another with safety and confidence to do it.
The Anchor: is an emblem of hope and patience that we need to develop to reach the desired destination through any storm and contingencies that arise in the course. Leave a good harbor at the end of our lives thanks to the strength of our deepest purposes (Faith in a supreme being, a god or belief that every one who cultivates).
"I use the pendulum as a symbol of the movement of life, from a direction opposite to finally hold in common and neutral space to the center where creative energy can flow," said Eugenia Belden.
Also parts are related to the assessment of good use of words in our language as a means of oral, written and body, as this is where we live and defined as human beings. It's that awakens the emotion emanating the whole story is told through words and / or silence.
Sample A Walk Through the Art is installed on the central median of Paseo Colón on one of the residential areas of Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. The exhibition is an effort by the City of Nuevo Laredo and the Municipal Department of Culture.
Why Do I Have A Out Stretched Libia
/ Desert
Installation / Museo Reyes Meza
Exhibition: May-September 2009
Dense clouds the sky is announced. His tears fall awakening the sleepy ways of the world, the Supor red desert rock. The rain looks out to a trickle. One falls, falls back, falls one hundred, the hundred thousand millionth. The earth opens to the constant impact of liquid crystal screen that is embedded and it budded stalk emerges as a trunk. The snatches of sleep the smell of damp mud coming. Then stretch the extension pachyderm rock and wait for the flood to be transfigured, take limo, be pliable.
Installation Waiting for the Flood of Monterrey artist Rosario Guajardo, was inaugurated on May 27 in the lobby of the Cultural Center Museum Reyes Meza Nuevo Laredo. Part of the exhibition of contemporary sculpture A Walk Through the Art on display at Paseo Colon in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas.
Parallel to the opening of Ceres Contemporary Dance Company, presented a contemporary dance piece directed by choreographer neolaredense Alicia Ledezma.
Waiting for the Flood
Rosario Guajardo
12 pieces 200 x 30 x 30 cm.
100 kg each approx.
Rosario Guajardo
12 pieces 200 x 30 x 30 cm.
100 kg each approx.
Installation / Museo Reyes Meza Exhibition: May-September 2009
Dense clouds the sky is announced. His tears fall awakening the sleepy ways of the world, the Supor red desert rock. The rain looks out to a trickle. One falls, falls back, falls one hundred, the hundred thousand millionth. The earth opens to the constant impact of liquid crystal screen that is embedded and it budded stalk emerges as a trunk. The snatches of sleep the smell of damp mud coming. Then stretch the extension pachyderm rock and wait for the flood to be transfigured, take limo, be pliable.
Jesica Nieto
Reviewer
Reviewer
Installation Waiting for the Flood of Monterrey artist Rosario Guajardo, was inaugurated on May 27 in the lobby of the Cultural Center Museum Reyes Meza Nuevo Laredo. Part of the exhibition of contemporary sculpture A Walk Through the Art on display at Paseo Colon in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas.
Parallel to the opening of Ceres Contemporary Dance Company, presented a contemporary dance piece directed by choreographer neolaredense Alicia Ledezma.
Replacement Antennas For Boombox
Rosario Guajardo / Miriam Medrez
Untitled, 2006
De Flora Series
Installation / Museo Reyes Meza
When we imagine a desert, an area we ascetic, lifeless no motion for Medrez Miriam is the opposite, the place where fanciful forms coexist and structures.
With a formal proposal based on forms of vegetation imagined Medrez calls for a fair debate on the midpoint between abstraction and figuration.
The piece is part of a series, called "flora", a collection of the Desert, is currently on display in the museum lobby Reyes Meza Centro Cultural Nuevo Laredo. Miriam
Medrez
Born in Mexico City in 1958. He studied Graphic Design and Fine Arts from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, and National School of Plastic Arts of the UNAM. He has exhibited in over thirty national and international group exhibitions. Among his most important solo exhibitions include Alchemy No Secret, Casa del Lago, both held in Mexico City (1987), Women accompanied by dogs, Galería de Arte Actual Mexicano, Monterrey, Nuevo León (1991) and Assault of Memories Museum of Contemporary Art in Monterrey, NL (1995).
Among the honors he has received include Acquisition Award Crámica Biennial, Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City (1990) and the Award for Installation of Monterrey Biennale in 1998. He entered the collection of payment in kind in 2001.
Untitled, 2006 De Flora Series
Installation / Museo Reyes Meza
When we imagine a desert, an area we ascetic, lifeless no motion for Medrez Miriam is the opposite, the place where fanciful forms coexist and structures.
With a formal proposal based on forms of vegetation imagined Medrez calls for a fair debate on the midpoint between abstraction and figuration.
The piece is part of a series, called "flora", a collection of the Desert, is currently on display in the museum lobby Reyes Meza Centro Cultural Nuevo Laredo. Miriam
Medrez
Born in Mexico City in 1958. He studied Graphic Design and Fine Arts from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, and National School of Plastic Arts of the UNAM. He has exhibited in over thirty national and international group exhibitions. Among his most important solo exhibitions include Alchemy No Secret, Casa del Lago, both held in Mexico City (1987), Women accompanied by dogs, Galería de Arte Actual Mexicano, Monterrey, Nuevo León (1991) and Assault of Memories Museum of Contemporary Art in Monterrey, NL (1995).
Among the honors he has received include Acquisition Award Crámica Biennial, Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City (1990) and the Award for Installation of Monterrey Biennale in 1998. He entered the collection of payment in kind in 2001.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
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Angels and Demons
I re-read the book Angels and Demons before its release in theaters. One night I took it, but almost instantly returned it to its place, convinced that there is a re-read text. Laziness, maybe. Total. The days passed and almost without expecting the tape and was being projected on large screens.
With a room packed Angels & Demons adaptation of the novel by American author Dan Brown, who rose to international fame through the novel The Da Vinci Code, says this time another of the adventures of Robert Langdon.
In a maximum security laboratory, a scientist is found murdered with a strange symbol emblazoned on his chest. There was no doubt the Illluminati returned, but contrary to the past on this occasion they have a deadly weapon created by science itself. Parallel to this, the Church finds itself at a time crucial. Pope is dead, the faithful are waiting and St. Peter's Square at the Vatican where there is a social power struggle, demonstrations and chaos. Vetra Vittora
Italian scientist, the role played by Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer place teams with scholar Robert Langdon for a change that is American and seems to be the only scholar in the study of symbols and art. Together in an action-packed adventure unravel the mystery of the Illuminati and are finding their way to four cardelanes favorite to be the new leader of the Catholic Church espitiritual. Displaying
perspective the book, we see that on the tape have been minimized some issues that the director Ron Howard consider not earth-shattering. To begin the performance and character of Vetra. The scientist in the book is strong and decisive, in the film we see that have undermined the character that makes it attractive, including the attraction between the two protagonists and the romance that was beginning to reveal, was also removed. Let's not bring the contributions relating to art history that Langdon also does in the book.
camerlengo For his part, Patrick McKenna (Ewan McGregor), enters the conclave with suspicious enthusiasm and tries to convince the College of Cardinals that it is time to modernize the organization. Times have exceeded the current designs of the Church. The institution is located in one of its worst crisis, it's time to make a change. As the conclave, all done in camera, the church is being destroyed and restored instantly and the company notes in its path without hesitation.
With digitally created sets and action sequences imaginable, Angels and Demons demonstrate what is natural. We see clearly that the struggle for power and ambition are not feelings of which we can be exempt. The chess pieces that also move within the Church.
With a room packed Angels & Demons adaptation of the novel by American author Dan Brown, who rose to international fame through the novel The Da Vinci Code, says this time another of the adventures of Robert Langdon.
In a maximum security laboratory, a scientist is found murdered with a strange symbol emblazoned on his chest. There was no doubt the Illluminati returned, but contrary to the past on this occasion they have a deadly weapon created by science itself. Parallel to this, the Church finds itself at a time crucial. Pope is dead, the faithful are waiting and St. Peter's Square at the Vatican where there is a social power struggle, demonstrations and chaos. Vetra Vittora
Italian scientist, the role played by Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer place teams with scholar Robert Langdon for a change that is American and seems to be the only scholar in the study of symbols and art. Together in an action-packed adventure unravel the mystery of the Illuminati and are finding their way to four cardelanes favorite to be the new leader of the Catholic Church espitiritual. Displaying
perspective the book, we see that on the tape have been minimized some issues that the director Ron Howard consider not earth-shattering. To begin the performance and character of Vetra. The scientist in the book is strong and decisive, in the film we see that have undermined the character that makes it attractive, including the attraction between the two protagonists and the romance that was beginning to reveal, was also removed. Let's not bring the contributions relating to art history that Langdon also does in the book.
camerlengo For his part, Patrick McKenna (Ewan McGregor), enters the conclave with suspicious enthusiasm and tries to convince the College of Cardinals that it is time to modernize the organization. Times have exceeded the current designs of the Church. The institution is located in one of its worst crisis, it's time to make a change. As the conclave, all done in camera, the church is being destroyed and restored instantly and the company notes in its path without hesitation.
With digitally created sets and action sequences imaginable, Angels and Demons demonstrate what is natural. We see clearly that the struggle for power and ambition are not feelings of which we can be exempt. The chess pieces that also move within the Church.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Manager Pep Rally Ideas
Great Clock in the MACT
Cristobal Villalpando
Virgen del Rosario, XVII century
Cristobal Villalpando Virgen del Rosario, XVII century
New Spain was a land suitable for worship religious symbolism. Since the sixteenth century the conquering soldiers and settlers brought with them images of their homeland from which they were faithful devotees, whether of the Virgin Mary or saints. For example, Extremadura brought to the Virgin of Guadalupe, the Aragonese to the Virgin of Pilar and the Basques to the virgin of Aranzazu. Another important and particular devotion which developed in New Spain, mainly in northern lands, went to Our Lady of Refuge of sinners. The first image of it arrived in Mexico in 1719, at the hands of the Jesuits, and was used as a standard evanelizador for missions in distant lands, for example, in Zacatecas, Tamaulipas, and some parts of the Bajio, where he was and is very devoted.
The Diocese of Matamoros, the Banco Nacional de Mexico by Fomento Cultural Banamex AC and the Museum of Contemporary Art presented the exhibition Tamaulipas great devotions as part of the celebrations commemorating the fiftieth anniversary the founding of the diocese. This exhibition gives prominence to the Jubilee diocesabo And above all, opportunity to exhibit works of art that represent different aspects of the contents of belief and Sagtrada history, which have generated expressions of, and have also fed to clear the way that art has always been a beautiful channel of evangelization in many villages.
The exhibition will be on display through May 24, 2009.
The Diocese of Matamoros, the Banco Nacional de Mexico by Fomento Cultural Banamex AC and the Museum of Contemporary Art presented the exhibition Tamaulipas great devotions as part of the celebrations commemorating the fiftieth anniversary the founding of the diocese. This exhibition gives prominence to the Jubilee diocesabo And above all, opportunity to exhibit works of art that represent different aspects of the contents of belief and Sagtrada history, which have generated expressions of, and have also fed to clear the way that art has always been a beautiful channel of evangelization in many villages.
The exhibition will be on display through May 24, 2009.
Monday, May 11, 2009
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Devotions Museum Launches Internet blog Reyes Meza Textures
Museum Reyes Meza is offline
Museum Reyes Meza is offline human beings seek the best methods effective to communicate. Sending and receiving of ideals, philosophies and dreams, messages themselves, allow us to share specific ways of thinking, creating empathy and make alliances. Artichoke born under this premise, we need to maintain a dialogue, we need to talk about art.
Our blog is inspired and comes from the creation of the Museum Reyes Meza. Artichoke or alcací flower appellant between teacher-dimensional works of José Reyes Meza, has become a symbol and identity of our museum. Character as docile as obstinate, was also inspired by other artists as the poet Pablo Neruda and his Ode to the Artichoke .
inaugurate this edition with comprehensive and diverse, relating to exhibitions and first-class artists that have arisen in our theaters. Artichoke is the opportunity to hold frank and open dialogue with society and the region neolaredense. Likewise with artists, galleries and museums in the country and abroad.
We give you the warmest of welcomes. Artichoke is your place. Comment, learn, he suggests. Da click and visit the site: Artichoke / Blog Reyes Meza Museum.
Juan Flores
Editor
Our blog is inspired and comes from the creation of the Museum Reyes Meza. Artichoke or alcací flower appellant between teacher-dimensional works of José Reyes Meza, has become a symbol and identity of our museum. Character as docile as obstinate, was also inspired by other artists as the poet Pablo Neruda and his Ode to the Artichoke .
inaugurate this edition with comprehensive and diverse, relating to exhibitions and first-class artists that have arisen in our theaters. Artichoke is the opportunity to hold frank and open dialogue with society and the region neolaredense. Likewise with artists, galleries and museums in the country and abroad.
We give you the warmest of welcomes. Artichoke is your place. Comment, learn, he suggests. Da click and visit the site: Artichoke / Blog Reyes Meza Museum.
Juan Flores
Editor
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
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Diego Rivera / Great Mexican muralist
El Porteador de Flores / Diego Rivera
El Porteador de Flores / Diego Rivera Diego Rivera (Guanajuato, 1886 - ciudad de México, 1957) Pintor, considerado uno de los principales muralistas de México. Estudió por espacio de quince años (1907-1922) en varios países de Europa, en especial, España, Francia e Italia donde se interesó por el arte de vanguardia y abandonó the academic.
The works of this period reflect the one hand, a marked interest in synthetic cubism ( The guerrilla , 1915), made in his Paris period, and secondly, a great admiration for the fresco painters of the Quattrocento and in particular, by Giotto, which led to his departure from earlier Cubist aesthetic.
Identified with the revolutionary ideals of his country from Italian soil Rivera returned to Mexico (1922), at a time when revolution seemed established. Along with David Alfaro Siqueiros was devoted to study in depth the Mayan and Aztec art, which significantly influence in his later work. In collaboration with other prominent Mexican artists of the time (as the Siqueiros and Orozco), founded the painters union, from which emerge the Mexican muralist movement, deep indigenous roots.
In the 1930's went to the United States, where he put his art in the service of the exaltation of machinery, made a number of exhibitions and painted large murals in the cities of San Francisco, Detroit-decoration Art Institute of Detroit (1932 ) - and New York-Rockefeller Center (1933), which was rejected by its socialist content.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
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Bjork Announces Voltaic edition
Bjork
Bjork Icelandic singer Bjork origin has recently announced a special edition of five compact in CD / DVD / Vinyl of her latest concert tour titled Voltaic.
The material includes a presentation of Voltaic live from Paris and shows both the special presentations and activities of the singer after the launch in 2007 of his latest studio album Volta .
The compendium will be released on June 23 also includes a recent video library and a special selection of songs from their latest CD recorded from the Olympic Studios in London. Currently
Bjork has a huge following worldwide and is a clear example of versatility in terms of experimental and contemporary music.
The material includes a presentation of Voltaic live from Paris and shows both the special presentations and activities of the singer after the launch in 2007 of his latest studio album Volta .
The compendium will be released on June 23 also includes a recent video library and a special selection of songs from their latest CD recorded from the Olympic Studios in London. Currently
Bjork has a huge following worldwide and is a clear example of versatility in terms of experimental and contemporary music.
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