About
Isabel Murteira
Klaus Killisch
Alberto Arboleda
Paulo Damião
Martinho Pita
Tartaruga Loira
“ÁCAROS
A NOSSA RELAÇÃO TEM ÁCAROS.
ÁCAROS DESSES QUE CAUSAM ALERGIA, ADICTA À PORNOGRAFIA.
ÁCAROS”
Alberto Arboleda
(Popoyan, Colombia; 1925 - Brussels, Belgium; 2011).
He was a ceramist, sculptor and engraver. He began his studies in Colombia with the Spanish sculptor Jorge Oteiza. In 1952 he moved to Europe where he studied at the Museo Artistico Industriale in Rome with sculptor Leoncillo Leonardi. In 1954 he collaborated in Paris with Guido Severini, a founding member of Futurism. His artistic career led him to reside successively in Spain, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Belgium, Sweden and Norway. His works are present in private collections in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Austria, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Congo, Japan, Great Britain, United States, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Colombia.
He was a ceramist, sculptor and engraver. He began his studies in Colombia with the Spanish sculptor Jorge Oteiza. In 1952 he moved to Europe where he studied at the Museo Artistico Industriale in Rome with sculptor Leoncillo Leonardi. In 1954 he collaborated in Paris with Guido Severini, a founding member of Futurism. His artistic career led him to reside successively in Spain, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Belgium, Sweden and Norway. His works are present in private collections in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Austria, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Congo, Japan, Great Britain, United States, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Colombia.
Original color lithography 105x62 cm
