International Art Exhibition: Rolando Rojas, Amador Montes, and Daniela Sacramento from Mexico

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San Antonio, Texas, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) October 3, 2011 -- Daniela Sacramento, Amador Montes, and Rolando Rojas will exhibit their specifically made art work for their show in the US at Bismarck Studios Contemporary Fine Art Gallery on November 10th . We are excited and proud to welcome them personally at the reception and art show opening from 7-10pm at the gallery.

Amador Montes, born in Oaxaca, Oaxaca and studied Graphic Design at the University of Puebla.

In his paintings, the artist journeys through his internal world often distant and remote, full of fears and curiosities, and nourished by the stories and games of his childhood. Through a personal language, his art work evokes nostalgic images which he intends to free from the past through bright colors. He brings emotions to life by creating different shapes on a canvas. Amador allows the viewer to be the meticulous observer who translates the language in his paintings. His mostly figurative work evokes a feeling of timelessness.

Amador Montes was chosen by the Mexican government to exhibited in South Korea. He also exhibited in Spain and throughout Mexico.
His paintings are in private collections in Argentina, Australia, Colombia, Spain, France, England, Italy, and the Arab States.

Daniela Sacramento, grew up in Matamoros, Tamaulipas and is the youngest in the group. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, in Italy and the Czech Republic. Her paintings are referred to as “Espacios”. Daniela explores the personalities of various individuals who have impacted the artist’s life in one way or another. The interaction of the these individuals and herself inspires her to create paintings representing the inner psychological spaces of friends or loved ones. . Each personality is represented by a certain color palette and brushwork. The colors in Daniela’s paintings are sometimes intuitive, but mostly a conscious decision.

Daniela Sacramento has had several shows in the US, in Mexico and Italy.

Rolando Rojas, born in Tehuantepec, Oaxaca identifies with the culture of the Záa. The ancestors of the people of Tehuantepec, believed that they descended from mystical trees and animals such as lizards, fish, and turtles. Rolando’s work is inspired by the legends, stories, and myths that are passed down from generation to generation. This oral tradition created a non-verbal language, imagery from a sub-world of dreams, myth, and fantasy. In his colorful oil paintings, he portrays this mythical world and interweaves it with his present and childhood experiences.

Rolando Rojas recieved a Bachelor in Architecture and a Bachelor in Restoration from the University Benito Juárez at Oaxaca.
He has exhibited in Argentina, Japan, Italy, Spain, France, Cuba, Canada. Rojas was chosen for an individual travelling exhibition by the Foreign Ministry of Mexico. The show was traveling from 2008 through 2010 to Brazil, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Chile, and Nicaragua.
In 1993, he helped restore the school of the Instituto de Bellas Artes in Mexico City.

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