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May 18
June 6th – September 6th 2013
The 8th Floor 17 W 17 Street New York, NYCurated by Rachel Weingeist and Orlando Hernández
A series of events celebrating baseball and Cuban culture will take place throughout the summer, including film screenings and artists’ talks. To inaugurate the exhibition, an artists’ reception will be held on Thursday, June 6th from 6-8 pm.
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Jul 26
Paintings, Sculptures and objects d’art available by Alejandro Aguilera, Boro, Capdevila, Ana Albertina Delgado, Jose Franco, Fifi, Ahmed Gomez, Eloy Perera, Ciro Quintana, Zaida del Rio, Pedro Vizcaino and other great artists.
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Mar 6
by Felicia Feaster
Creative Loafing Atlanta
Cuban-born, Atlanta-based artist offers an effusive to creativity
It’s hard not to rejoice when a longtime Atlanta artist achieves Big Kahuna status with a show at the High Museum. Local artist Radcliffe Bailey scored big in 2011 with his retrospective Memory as Medicine at the museum and is probably still fist-pumping the air after scaling that career hurdle. Now the Cuban-born, Atlanta-based artist Alejandro Aguilera has garnered his own real estate in a more intimate, but still impressive show. About the Modern Spirit is an effusive, life-affirming group hug to human creativity that proves a nice juxtaposition with the neighboring show’s cuckoo-for-color graf-anime of the Brooklyn-based artist Brian Donnelly, aka KAWS.
About the Modern Spirit @ High Museum of Art
www.high.org
1280 Peachtree St., Atlanta
404-733-4444
Feb 20
Video of the work of artist Alejandro Aguilera at current exhibit in The High Museum, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Feb 5
1280 Peachtree Street, N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30309
Atlanta-based Aguilera’s drawings include portraits of artists and other historical figures whom he considers inspirations and heroes.
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Jan 11
1128 St. Roch Ave,
New Orleans, LA
January 14 to February 5, 2012
Participating artists:
Alejandro Aguilera, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Carlos Estevez, Geandy Pavon among others.
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Apr 18
by Rebecca Dimling Cochran | Apr 15, 2011
ArtsCriticATL.COM
Alejandro Aguilera’s current solo show at Saltworks takes us back to a series of works he made in 1998, called the “Black Drawings.” It’s a rewarding journey: the drawings are rich and raw, pulsating with alternating rhythms that give them a lyrical quality.
The Cuban-born artist made them when he first immigrated to the United States and was living in Miami. At the time, his day job was designing and creating hand-painted fabrics for commercial use in wall coverings and upholstery. At night, Aguilera would take large sheets of the thin kraft paper that bound the rolls of fabric back to the studio with him.
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Feb 26
By Ana María Fernández
Alejandro Aguilera was recently invited to exhibit at Georgia College and State University by Richard Lou, a Chicano artist and the head of the art department. Lou has been developing a new curriculum and a visiting artist program that is a first for the institution. Guillermo Gómez Peña was the previous guest of the program.
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