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Rivelino, Edited by Turner, 2018.

  This book is a review of 20 years of artistic career of the Jalisco sculptor Rivelino, it will be distributed in Mexico, France, England, Spain, Italy, Germany, the United States and Latin America. In this book you can find images of many of its reliefs, from the first pieces to the most recent ones […]

Rivelino Libro, Editorial Turner, 2018.

Este libro es una revisión de 20 años de trayectoria artística del escultor jalisciense Rivelino, se distribuirá en México, Francia, Inglaterra, España, Italia, Alemania, Estados Unidos y Latino América.

Tangible Silence, Museo Federico Silva Escultura Contemporánea, 2018.

Tangible Silence, in this exhibition that is presented at the Federico Silva Contemporary Sculpture Museum, the mural Natural dialogues is presented in the Eduardo Chillida room, a piece that was presented for the first time at the Shanghai Universal Fair in 2010, its purpose is to address the relationship between silence and nature. Parallel on the […]

Silencio Tangible, Museo Federico Silva Escultura Contemporánea, 2018.

Silencio Tangible, en esta exhibición que se presenta en el Museo Federico Silva Escultura Contemporánea se presenta en la sala Eduardo Chillida el mural Diálogos naturales, pieza que se presentó por primera vez en la feria universal de Shangai en 201, la obra aborda la relación entre el silencio y la naturaleza. De manera paralela […]

YOU. Instituto Cultural Cabañas from November 13, 2017 to December 2, 2018.

  The Instituto Cultural Cabañas exhibits from november 2017 the monumental sculpture installation “You”. This piece was edisplayed for the first time in 2015 at the emblematic Trafalgar Square, London, United Kingdom, and  in the beginning of 2017 at the Macro Plaza in Monterrey, Nuevo León. This piece was conceived to question the complex concept […]

Our Silences Europe

Our Silences is an itinerant sculpture created to make us reflect on the importance of free speech and self-censorship. It intends to incite an intimate dialogue with the spectator on one of the most fundamental human rights and, at the same time, to establish a symbolic interchange with the places where it is shown.