RoFa Projects is a platform to advance the social and cultural awareness of Latin American contempo
RoFa Projects is a platform for discourse on contemporary Latin American Art. RoFa Projects works with emerging Latin-American artist who have a shared interest in materials and objects with their surroundings, mixing shapes, textures and colors with conceptual interventions. Also we reexamine the legacy of geometric abstraction in Latin America through the prism of recent art produced by Latin Am
RoFa Projects is a platform for discourse on contemporary Latin American Art. RoFa Projects works with emerging Latin-American artist who have a shared interest in materials and objects with their surroundings, mixing shapes, textures and colors with conceptual interventions. Also we reexamine the legacy of geometric abstraction in Latin America through the prism of recent art produced by Latin Am
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What a present!
Memoria en Femenino.
Ana De Orbegoso touches our hearts showing hers floating in a extraordinary universe with passion, profesionalism, research, emotions and renewal.
Our history and our present connected with the theads of the quipus braiding forces in sorority and love.
RoFa Projects is happy to announce the opening of our next exhibit in Kentlands, MD -
Reading Room: Current Words - in partnership with Beta Gallery.
In the Reading Room: Current Words, the gallery will become a large reading room, with more than 50 works by 16 artists, determined to find new ways of reflecting on contemporary art and the spirit of the times.
In Reading room, words and images are not dissociated, but rather become the very object of the work. A divergent language with multi-directional reading, under an aesthetic approach that seeks not to raise certainties, but rather universal questions that emphasize better possibilities for our life in community.
Artists: Acaymo Cuesta (Spain); Avelino Sala (Spain); Cerrucha (México); César Martínez (México); Davis Birks (USA); Erre (Colombia): Erika Harrsch (México); Eugenio Merino (Spain); Lorena Wolffer (México); Luisi Llosa (Perú), Marina Vargas (Spain); Muriel Hasbun (El Salvador); Priscilla Monge (Costa Rica); Silvia Levenson (Argentina); Walterio Iraheta (El Salvador) and Worm (Colombia)
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Manuela Viera Gallo. Solo show at the
Ana De Orbegoso at the ICPNA.
Memoria en Femenino
Amazing exhibition
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Thank you Mark Jenkins for his excellent article in the Washington Post Washington Postabout the exhibitions “Con los pies en la Tierra” (Rooted in the Earth) and “Tea Room: The Better To See You….” (Silvia Aditi Levenson) both curated by Gabriela Rosso Reineke director of Rofa projects and rofa art gallery. Claudia Casarino Natalia Revilla Muriel Hasbun Ana De Orbegoso Avelino Sala Santiago Vélez Sean David Reineke
Photos from Art Focus LatinoAmerica's post
Photos from Art Focus LatinoAmerica's post
AACM – El Taller y la Galeria unimos esfuerzos para visibilizar el trabajo de lxs participantes y elevar sus prácticas. Los proyectos que surjan del taller serán tomados en consideración para formar parte del nuevo proyecto expositivo “La Morada” de RoFa Projects, dándole a todas las propuestas una oportunidad de ser revisados por una galería con posicionamiento internacional que forma parte de la alianza Art Focus Latinoamérica. es la primera Asociación de Galerías de Arte de América Latina, integrado por galerías de: Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, México, Uruguay y Estados Unidos, su objetivo principal es fomentar el desarrollo del arte de las Américas en forma conjunta, totalmente colaborativa y a nivel global. Apoyo de Frenta.
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Girl Power from
Cerámica digital print. Diámetro 29 cm each one
2020
"The house as a solitary and load-bearing space can be seen in the works of Claudia Casarino, Celina Portella and Silvia Levenson, exhibiting everyday elements that threaten the freedom of women". Cerrucha.
Being the success “Record: Cultural Pulses” extends until March 27th!
Yesterday with the wonderful visit of Tatiana Flores, Professor of Latino and Caribbean Studies and Art History . Rutgers, school of arts and sciences
After a year of conversations and working with the wonderful team at the National Gallery of Canada, we are happy to announce that Una Luz, una sombra of Fernando Poyon, is now part of the collection of the beautiful museum in Ottawa. This piece was part of the exhibition Àbadakone | Continuous Fire | Feu continue!
Thanks to the incredible museum team and congratulations to the artist.
Después de un año de conversaciones y de trabajar con el maravilloso equipo de la Galería Nacional de Canadá, nos complace anunciar que Una Luz, una sombra de Fernando Poyon, ahora es parte de la colección de ese hermoso museo en Ottawa. Esta pieza formó parte de la exppsicion Àbadakone | Fuego continuo | ¡Continúa Feu!
Gracias al increíble equipo del museo y felicitaciones al artista
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Today we received the visit of this beautiful couple. Noriko Fuku is an independent curator and John Jacob is the Curator for Photography of the Smithsonian American Art Musuem.
Today we have the first female vice president in the United States, but the rates of femicide continue to grow and the percentage of women in museums is still vastly lower than men.
As Simone de Beauvoir said, "You are not born a woman, you become one."
The struggle continues; art helps us to eliminate dichotomous divisions, it brings us closer to what is fair, to ecofeminism and to its transversality.
There are no glass shoes because we don't want them.
What we want is equity and when that happens, we will undoubtedly do better
Artist on view
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This installation is part of Uncomfortable shoes: The politics of being a woman
This series of Annette Turrillo is inspired by the fashion of the 1950s, as the woman after the 2nd world war begins her empowerment, goes out to work and obtains important positions. Women have already succeeded in obtaining the right to vote in many countries.
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Today the international women's day is not a day to celebrate.It is a day to continue fighting!
Keep fighting for justice, women's rights and gender equality!
On this day we are pleased to present Uncomfortable shoes: the politics of being a woman.
This exhibition is an invitation to achieve the great dream of a society that eliminates the dominator / dominated duo, that ends internal colonization, as Millet.
Violence against women and girls is a global epidemic, which will not disappear with a vaccine like that for COVID-19 and which has been made worse by it. It is the leading cause of death and serious injury among women ages 19 to 44.
38% of violence against women has been caused by their male partners.
Violence of any kind, be it child marriage, ge***al mutilation, honor killings, domestic violence, r**e or economic deprivation, prevents women and girls from participating equally in social, economic and political life.
March 8 is a turning point in the fight against discrimination, recognition of life and women's rights. Women have had great achievements: suffrage, civil, educational, and political rights.
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Today we are presenting the new Power Vest by Ana De Orbegoso. Each day of this week we will show you a new one!
NY Graffiti Artists partnering in a campaign against Domestic Violence. “Power Vests: Armors of Affirmations” - from the series
“Feminist Projections” by artivist .
(Bronx) made the call to action gathering graffiti artists Gusto’s (Queens) power vest worn by latinx [email protected]
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Tomorrow March 8th the opening of Uncomfortable shoes: The polictics of being a women. Artist on view
So happy with our opening today Feminist Art: The personal, every day more political with .
"The use of textiles is a recurring element within feminist strategies that seek to redefine tasks associated with the feminine, such as weaving, sewing and embroidery. Nicole Mazza and Ana De Orbegoso make use of symbolism to question and subvert social codes associated with women inscribed in popular culture”
Artist on view
Today !!! Continuing with our activities for the women month, today is the opening of
Feminist Art: The personal, every day more political an exhibition held by Art Focus Latin America, the first association of art galleries in the Americas, made up of galleries from Argentina (Pabellón 4 Arte Contemporáneo), Brazil (Zipper Gallery), Colombia (Policroma), Estados Unidos (RoFa Projects), Mexico (Quetzalli), Peru and Uruguay (Del Paseo).
Art Focus Latinoamérica is a gallery collective with the main objective to promote the development of the art of the Americas in a joint, fully collaborative and global way. As well as favoring the dissemination, promotion and commercialization of the works of the artists they represent through curatorial practices and exhibitions carried out with recognized curators and references from America, in collaboration with art collectors.
Artists: Nereida Apaza Mamani, Claudia Casarino, Ana De Orbegoso, Colectiva Hilos, Isabel Guerrero Encinas, Catalina Jaramillo Quijano, Silvia Levenson, Nicole Mazza, Celina Portella, Ángela Restrepo, Natalia Revilla, Judith Romero y Annette Turrillo
On this occasion, the ARTivist Cerrucha writes the curatorial text of the exhibition.
We also have the collaboration of the collector Eduardo Salazar Yusti. With Juliana Hernández, his partner, they collect contemporary art with an emphasis on the artistic production of Latin American women.
The show will be open from March 6 to June 12, 2021
Artist on view: Silvia Levenson
https://www.artfocuslatinoamerica.com/
[email protected]
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Continuing with our activities for the women month we have the pleasure to present:
Feminist Art: The personal, every day more political an exhibition held by Art Focus Latin America, the first association of art galleries in the Americas, made up of galleries from Argentina (Pabellón 4 Arte Contemporáneo), Brazil (Zipper Gallery), Colombia (Policroma), Estados Unidos (RoFa Projects), Mexico (Quetzalli), Peru and Uruguay (Del Paseo).
Art Focus Latinoamérica is a gallery collective with the main objective to promote the development of the art of the Americas in a joint, fully collaborative and global way. As well as favoring the dissemination, promotion and commercialization of the works of the artists they represent through curatorial practices and exhibitions carried out with recognized curators and references from America, in collaboration with art collectors.
Artists: Nereida Apaza Mamani, Claudia Casarino, Ana De Orbegoso, Colectiva Hilos, Isabel Guerrero Encinas, Catalina Jaramillo Quijano, Silvia Levenson, Nicole Mazza, Celina Portella, Ángela Restrepo, Natalia Revilla, Judith Romero y Annette Turrillo
On this occasion, the ARTivist Cerrucha writes the curatorial text of the exhibition.
We also have the collaboration of the collector Eduardo Salazar Yusti. With Juliana Hernández, his partner, they collect contemporary art with an emphasis on the artistic production of Latin American women.
The show will be open from March 6 to June 12, 2021
Artist on view: Silvia Levenson
https://www.artfocuslatinoamerica.com/
[email protected]
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Very soon in our next exhibition.
Uncomfortable shoes: the politics of being a woman.
Almost ready.
Artist on view .turrillo
Almost ready for our next exhibition! For visiting please write to [email protected].
Artist on view
Today begins the Women’s History Month.
RoFa Projects dresses in purple and La Morada makes an open call for Latin artists and / or curators.
The proposal must empower women, must be unprecedented and must include conceptual support and justification.
Priority will be given to proposals that develop an aesthetic critical discourse.
The selected proposal will be exhibited at La Morada as part of its program.
For more information and measures please visit our website or contact [email protected]
By demand of the public two more weeks to see Record :Cultural Pulses, a solo show of Muriel Hasbun at RoFa Projects. Write us for appointments [email protected]
By demand of the public two more weeks to see Record :Cultural Pulses, a solo show of Muriel Hasbun at RoFa Projects. Write us for appointments [email protected]
Thank you very much to Claudia Rousseau of East City Art for visiting the exhibition Record: Cultural Pulses by Muriel Hasbun at RoFa Projects and write this beautiful review.
And the winner is....
“La Última Princesa Inca/The Last Inca Princess”
Mejor Opera Prima y Fotografía (Pato Fuster)
Festival Parwarimun Muhu de Ayacucho.
Bravo to our artist Ana De Orbegoso
We will be participating at the 2021 digital edition of Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary | Art Wynwood, hosted exclusively on Artsy.
Artista on view Houda Terjuman
Please visit our artsy page to see the art works available.
https://www.artsy.net/rofa-projects
or write to [email protected]
Conversatorio ARTE Y MIGRACION con Hasbun artsita , Gabriela Rosso Reineke directora de Rofa projects y Jeannette Noltenius directora de Casa de la Cultura El Salvador
Thank you very much to Artishock magazine for the article on Muriel Hasbun's Record: Cultural Pulses exhibition at Rofa Projects. Last days to see the exhibition at RoFa Projects and La Morada. Until February 28. For appointments [email protected]
https://artishockrevista.com/2021/02/19/muriel-hasbun-record-cultural-pulses/
RoFa Projects y la Casa de la Cultura de El Salvador invitan al Converstario: Arte y migracion. 1 pm hora New York . Dentro del marco de la exposición Record: Cultural pulses de la artista Muriel Hasbun.
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Anti-Flag
2020
160 CM X 104 CM aprox
Laser cut embroidered Brazil flag.
160 X 104 x 4 cm
Ed de 3 +2AP
Anti-Flag
National flags have gone from being representations of national values, and a sign of collective identification, to becoming the expression of transnational interests. They no longer represent the government or the citizen, but companies and supranational powers that act with impunity in countries rich in raw materials and cheap labor. Anti-flag or anti-flag, beyond being an anarchist concept, represents the domination of countries by market forces.
Anti-Flag
Las banderas nacionales han pasado de ser representaciones de valores nacionales,,y signo de la identificación colectiva, a convertirse en la expresión de intereses trasnacionales. Ya no representan al gobierno ni al ciudadano sino a empresas y poderes supranacionales que actúan impunemente en países ricos en materias primas y trabajo barato.
Anti-flag o anti bandera, más allá de ser un concepto anarquista, representa la dominación de los países por las fuerzas del mercado.
Annette Turrillo’s artwork focuses on the themes of reflection, introspection, and symbolism. Her installations take the spectator through a sensorial experience of space and volume, establishing a dialogue between spirit and body.Annette's artwork is based on her personal concerns and research, on art’s power of awareness through introspection, the onlooker's spiritual essence and consequently the projection of his or her surroundings, both in society and in life. The element is transformed into densely knitted interpretations, inviting the spectator to participate. Once these consequential elements are conceptualized, they guide us in self-reflection.
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Potomac, MD
20854
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