santamaria sergio sanchez (6 resultados)

Condición: Very Good. Sánchez Santamaría, Sergio Ilustrador. Item in very good condition! Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc.

Paperback. Condición: New. First edition. 65p., illus., wrps. "Músicos y Rebeldes" - A graphic exploration of "Musicians & Rebels" through the eyes and hands of Mexico's premier lino/wood-cut & scratchboard artist, Sergio Sánchez Santamaría Includes a playable Flexi-Disc record by Anti-Fascist band: Non Servium from Madrid! No copies on worldcat.

Condición: Fine. First edition. 12 x 15 1/2 inch image on 15 x 22 inch sheet. Linocut. Power to the People. Artist's Proof. Signed and numbered P/A. A political image with a protestor in a Guy Fawkes mask (in the style portrayed in the graphic novel and film V for Vendetta) used by the activist group Anonymous, holding a hoe and corn with flowers, the symbol of life, below which is the phrase "Para todos todo" used by the Zapatista Army of National Liberation in its rally cry and flag "Para todos todo, para nosotros nada." Everything for Everyone, Nothing for Us. Sergio Sanchez Santamaria (Tlayacapan, Morelos, Mexico, 1976) is an award-winning print maker, muralist and illustrator and a master of wood and lino cuts, mezzotint and lithography, who has exhibited in Mexico, the United States, Japan, Poland and Russia. He works in the the tradition of Posada and Mendez but with a modem sensibility and contemporary awareness.

Linocut, Edition 9/25, signed l.r. Sánchez Santamaria painter, muralist, scraatcboard and printmaker learned techniques directly from printmakers involved with the TGP including Alberto Beltrán, a major figure in Mexican art, and Adolfo Mexiac, a former student of Frida Kahlo's and one of the TGP's longest surviving original members. Santamaría attended a residency program at Duke University, where he completed a mural as part of the university's Mural Durham project. He's also created murals at New Hampshire's Colby-Sawyer College and has toured the country giving lectures and demonstrations about printmaking. His work is now in numerous exhibitions in Mexico and internationaly , including a solo show on view at the National Palace in Mexico City. In a 2020 interview with Nick Rowan, Santamariá proclaimed: "I'm an artist, and the core of my art is scratchboard drawing. As a profession, I've developed my skills in printmaking and other techniques. Although my specialty is lithography, I also work with wood, linoleum, dry point, etchings, aquatint, burin, soft varnish, mezzotint, etc." Sánchez Santamaría has exhibited his work throughout Latin America and Europe, in the United States, and in Japan and China. He describes his art "as contemporary, with a retro and a futuristic tendency. My art is eclectic and humanistic. Humanistic because I am interested in society and in the individual." There have been three books published on his life and work including: Los Viernes de Cuaresma en Morelos, 2016; Sergio Sánchez Santamaría: Dos Decadas de Grafica, 2017; and Graphic in Transit: Sergio Sánchez Santamaría, 2021. Signed.

SIGNED: 17.5cm x 13.5cm. Signed by artist on front in pencil. Plate features a skeleton playing a guitar and the words "Mereles," "Libris," and "Ex".

Linocut, Edition 7/50, signed l.r. Sánchez Santamaria painter, muralist, scraatcboard and printmaker learned techniques directly from printmakers involved with the TGP including Alberto Beltrán, a major figure in Mexican art, and Adolfo Mexiac, a former student of Frida Kahlo's and one of the TGP's longest surviving original members. Santamaría attended a residency program at Duke University, where he completed a mural as part of the university's Mural Durham project. He's also created murals at New Hampshire's Colby-Sawyer College and has toured the country giving lectures and demonstrations about printmaking. His work is now in numerous exhibitions in Mexico and internationaly , including a solo show on view at the National Palace in Mexico City. In a 2020 interview with Nick Rowan, Santamariá proclaimed: "I'm an artist, and the core of my art is scratchboard drawing. As a profession, I've developed my skills in printmaking and other techniques. Although my specialty is lithography, I also work with wood, linoleum, dry point, etchings, aquatint, burin, soft varnish, mezzotint, etc." Sánchez Santamaría has exhibited his work throughout Latin America and Europe, in the United States, and in Japan and China. He describes his art "as contemporary, with a retro and a futuristic tendency. My art is eclectic and humanistic. Humanistic because I am interested in society and in the individual." There have been three books published on his life and work including: Los Viernes de Cuaresma en Morelos, 2016; Sergio Sánchez Santamaría: Dos Decadas de Grafica, 2017; and Graphic in Transit: Sergio Sánchez Santamaría, 2021. Signed.