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PARIS-BORN, MEXICAN ARTIST
MARTIN VINAVER
SIGNED LIMITED EDITION
SILKSCREEN
SURREALIST / ABSURDIST ART LIMITED TO 30 NUMBERED COPIES, SIGNED BY THE ARTIST.
An early work by this noted artist, dated the same year as his
first solo show, which was held in 1968, in Mexico; followed by solo exhibitions
in France, Germany, the United States, Japan, etc.
A whimsical image, which makes me chuckle every
time I look at it.
Color silkscreen, total measurements: 20 by 26 inches; heavy stock, wove paper.
Image size: 8 by 10 inches. Signed and dated in pencil by the artist, in 1968, with limitation, "27/30."
I’m also listing two other strange, early signed silkscreens by
this artist, and an early exhibition poster, for an exhibit in France where the silkscreens were exhibited.
Martin
Vinaver was born in Paris in 1959 and grew up in Mexico. Later on he spent time
in the U.S., France and Japan. Presently, with lithographer Per Anderson and
printer Rafael Ruiz, he co-directs the graphic arts center La Ceiba Gráfica in
Coatepec, Ver., Mexico where he opened the first moku hanga (japanese wood
block printing) workshop in the country. He has developed the technological
means to do it in Mexico without importing goods from Japan [from the artist’s
c.v.]. He’s an accomplished artist, who’s exhibited globally, and whose work is
held by museums in the United States, France and Mexico.
ONE-MAN EXHIBITIONS:
2010: GalerÃa Ramón Alva de la
Canal, Xalapa, Ver. Mexico
(large format digital photographs)
2010: GalerÃa de Arte
Contemporáneo, Xalapa, Ver. Mexico
(wood-block prints, an introduction to the japanese technique)
2006: La Foto Gallery, los
Angeles, Ca. U.S. (photographs and sculptures)
2006: Museo Casa Diego
Rivera/Instituto de la Culture de Guanajuato, México (altars)
2005: GalerÃa Ramón Alva de la
Canal, Xalapa, Ver. Mexico
(lithography and objects)
2003-4: Pinacoteca Diego Rivera, Xalapa, Ver. Mexico
(altars)
2002: GalerÃa Ramón Alva de la
Canal, Xalapa, Ver. Mexico (boxes)
1999: Mexican Cultural Institute,
New York (boxes and altars)
1999: Mexican Cultural Institute,
Paris, France (boxes)
1987: GalerÃa de Artes Plásticas,
Xalapa, Ver., Mexico
1986: Chikiudo Gallery, Ginza,
Tokyo, Japan (watercolors)
1975: Preparatoria Juárez Gallery,
Xalapa, Ver., Mexico
1974: GalerÃa número Uno de la
Universidad Veracruzana, Xalapa, Ver., Mexico
1970: Annecy Castle Museum,
Annecy, France
1970: Stadtische Galerie Schlob,
Oberhausen, Germany
1969: Kunsthalle Art Museum,
Reklinghausen, Germany
1968: GalerÃa Victor Fosado,
Mexico
COMMISSIONS AND PUBLICATIONS:
2002: CD cover
illustrations for "Marimba Dúos" by Miguel González and Juan MartÃnez,
Xalapa, Ver., México.
2000: CD cover
illustrations for J.S. Bach El clave bien temperado, a guitar transcription and
performance by Alfredo Sánchez and XOC Marimba Duos by Miguel González, Juan
MartÃnez, Diego Espinoza and José RodrÃguez
1997:
Production, playwriting and acting for the franco-mexican theater play: ‘Quetzalcóatl,
el regreso’ or ‘La femme aux piments rouges’ with Jean Claude Leportier,
Catherine Cremer, Djahel Vinaver and Martin Vinaver. Directed by Alain Schons.
Provence, France
1991:
Illustrations for the magazine ‘La Tarantula’, Xalapa, Ver., Mexico
1983: Maquette
for a documentary film on ancient french country houses, Paris, France
1981-2: Illustrations for 3 books
for the S.E.P. (the mexican government’s education bureau), Mexico
1973: 3 covers
for the magazine ‘Técnica Pesquera’, Mexico City, Mexico
1972: A drawing
in the book ‘Les Maitres de l’Art Naif’ by Oto Bihalji-Merin, Brussels, La
Connaissance Publishing, Belgium
1972: Novel ‘La
Vida de Dos Novios’ text and illustrations by Martin Vinaver, John Muir
Publications, Santa Fe, NM.
1971: The making
of the poster for the Rouen art Festival, Rouen, France
1970: The making
of the poster for the Museum of the City of Veracruz, Mexico
Near fine condition; rolled, else
fresh and clean.
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