The National Museum of Costa Rica inaugurated the exhibition "naturÁnima." This was created by artists Ariane Garnier and Carma Casulá as part of an...
The artist Julian Charrière, in San José for his first solo exhibit in Latin America, talks to The Tico Times about nature, his unusual voyages, and what happens when you add color to a pigeon.
A total of 20 pieces are on display, using media including paint, animation, videos and mixed media on paper. The current exhibit is called Tándem, a reference to the process both artist went through to prepare and coordinate their work: peadling together, as on a tandem bicycle, to attain a unique artistic outcome.
Only non-toxic, organic and edible paint is provided for the feline artists. The animals are able to counteract the stress of confinement through their art.
This ambiguity has always been the most challenging aspect of TEOR/éTica, the small, avant-garde gallery in Barrio Amón. Each piece must be taken individually, and even then, visitors may feel lost.
While Man Yu’s career has been brief, she has garnered an impressive reputation in her first decade as an artist, winning prizes and displaying her work in such distant places as Italy and Spain.
