NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea’s Agora Gallery is set to showcase the original works of Adriana Espinosa Calle in the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition. The event kicks off on August 19, 2017, and runs through August 30, 2017, with an opening reception on Saturday, August 19, from 6-8 pm.
Adriana Espinosa Calle's art, featured at Chelsea’s Agora Gallery, delves into themes of memory and identity, blending historical and personal elements. Her mixed-media drawings, which incorporate travel documents, portraiture, and watercolors, aim to provoke reflection on the significance of origin in shaping identity. The exhibition runs from August 19 to August 30, 2017, with an opening reception on August 19. Espinosa Calle resides in Chia, Colombia, and works in Bogotá.
Adriana Espinosa Calle, a resident of Chia, Colombia, and an active artist in Bogotá, explores the intricate relationship between memory and identity through her art. Her work is a tapestry of historical and personal narratives, capturing the essence of human experience from ancient petroglyphs to modern barcodes. Espinosa Calle's mixed-media drawings are a fusion of travel documents, portraiture, watercolors, and scattered symbols, each piece inviting viewers to ponder the importance of origin in the construction of identity.
The exhibition will also feature works from a diverse group of artists, including:
The 2017 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition at Agora Gallery presents a stunning array of works selected by a panel of esteemed jurors. The exhibition features a diverse range of artistic expressions, from minimalist drawings to elaborate sculptures, monochrome paintings to hyper-realistic still lifes. The selected pieces share a common thread of fearless creativity, masterful execution, and unforgettable originality.
Adriana Espinosa Calle's participation in the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition is a testament to her unique artistic vision and the broader movement towards inclusivity and diversity in the art world. Her work not only captivates but also challenges viewers to reflect on the profound connections between memory, identity, and origin. Don't miss the chance to experience her art and the works of other talented artists at Agora Gallery this August.
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