Curator Lincoln Fontanills
The Royal Academy of Spain in Rome, a key institution in the education of generations of Spanish artists and intellectuals, celebrates its 150th anniversary. To commemorate this milestone, an extensive program of activities has been organized throughout the year with the collaboration of various institutions.
The Consulate General of Spain in Miami is joining the celebrations of this significant anniversary and, for the first time, is participating in Pinta Miami 2023 by presenting the work of seven artists who were scholarship recipients at the academy. The exhibition is part of the institution's celebration project under the name "The Footprint of Rome."
Participating Artists:
The group of participating artists is composed of BEATRIZ RUIBAL, Pontevedra 1969 (Fellow 2016-2017), ELVIRA AMOR, Madrid 1982 (Fellow 2022-2023), MIKI LEAL, Seville 1974 (Fellow 2016-2017), NICOLAS COMBARRO, La Coruña 1979 (Fellow 2018-2019), SANTIAGO YBANEZ, Jaén 1969 (Fellow 2016-2017), the Collective LOS BRAVÚ, (Dea Gómez) Salamanca 1989 and Diego Omil (Pontevedra 1988) (Fellows 2016-2017), and MANU MAUNITGIANDIKOTXEA, Bergara Guipúzcoa 1966 (Fellow 2022-2023), who represent a diversity of styles and perspectives within contemporary Spanish art.
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BEATRIZ RUIBAL, (Pontevedra, España, 1969)
Bailarinas de Zenobia Camprubí, De la serie Inventario, 2021, Impresión sobre papel algodón, 170 x 120 cm. / 63 x 47 in.
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ELVIRA AMOR (Madrid, España, 1982) Sin titulo, 2020 Acrílico
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MIKI LEAL (Sevilla, España, 1974), La pintora de palmeras (Tia abuela Concha), 2019 Acrílico y acuarela sobre papel Canson Montval 300g. 220 x 152 cm. / 86,6 x 59,8 in.
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NICOLAS COMBARRO (La Coruña, España, 1979) ST (Arquitectura Oculta I), 2011 Impresion sobre papel algodon FineArt Baryta 325g. 110 x 140 cm. / 4.3 x 55 in.
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LOS BRAVU Dea Gómez (Salamanca, España, 1989) Diego Omil (Pontevedra, España, 1989) Viva el rumbo, 2023 Acrílico sobre lienzo 80 x 100 cm. / 31,5 x 39,3 in.
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MANU MUNIATEGIANDIKOETXEA (Guipúzcoa, España, 1966)
Rodchenko Japonesa negra, 2002, Madera y Acrílico, 26 x 26 x 26 cm. / 10,2 x 10,2 x 10,2 in.
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MANU MUNIATEGIANDIKOETXEA (Guipúzcoa, España, 1966) Rodchenko Rojo, 2003 Madera y Acrílico 26 x 26 x 26 cm. / 10,2 x 10,2 x 10,2 in
