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| Mauricio Villamil |
 | Biography: Higher Education :
M.A. Public Art (1999) Chelsea School of Art and Design, London.
B.A. Fine Arts (specialism - painting) (1986 - 1992) National School of Arts, National University of Colombia, Bogota, Colombia.
Individual Exhibitions:
1998 Crescent Moon Gallery, Bogota, Colombia.
1997 Winner of the City of Bogota Public Art Grant.
Sponsorship to make 25 mosaic murals on the walls of
the centre and peripheral areas of Bogota (linked
with educational project to teach and work with
homeless young people from Bogota).
1996 Antonio Narino Museum, Bogota, Colombia.
1995 New Age Gallery, Bogota.
1994 New Age Gallery, Bogota.
1988 ‘Mural’ (Front wall), Art Museum, National
University, Bogota.
Exhibitions:
2001 Gallery Artist - Notting Hill Fine Art Gallery, London, 28 Powis Terrace, London W11 1JH ( Ronald Best - Director tel: 020 7792 1296).
2001 Art Exhibition, Portobello Festival, London.
2000 Affordable Art Fair, London.
1999 International Art Exhibition (Georgiana Dacombe), London.
1993 (Winner) ‘Banco Ganadero Prize’ - Bogota, Colombia.
1992‘X’StudioVenezuelanEmbassy of Colombia, Bogota (University Thesis Exhibition).
1992 (Merit) ‘Yearly Cano Prize’ - Art Museum, National University, Bogota.
1991 ‘Yearly Cano Prize’ - Art Museum, National University, Bogota.
1990 ‘Exhibition of Touring Young Artists’, Bank of the Republic Exhibitions Centre, Villavicencio, Colombia.
1989 (Winner) ‘Yearly Cano Prize’ - Art Museum, National University, Bogota.
1988 (Merit) ‘Travelling Young Painters’ - Exhibitions House, Garagoa, Colombia.
1987 ‘Drawing Four Pretexts’ - Arts Faculty, National University, Bogota.
1986 (First prize winner) ‘Yearly Exhibition of Creativity’ - Art Museum, National University, Bogota.
Country: UK Birthyear: 1967 Galleries: www.Londonart.co.uk
Notting Hill fine art Awards: 1997. Public Art Grant.ICDT Bogota-Colombia Media: oil Style: abstract Subjects: landscapes and nature |
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