Enciclopedia Akadia Oil on amate paper 170 X 230 cm |
Misterios del Sinahi Oil on amate paper 176 X 236 cm |
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Legado Oil on amate paper 236 X 173 cm |
Samurai Oil on amate paper 98 X 198 cm |
With the series Adventures in amate Sergio López Orozco tries, with varying resources, return to paper-made objects, qualities or propitiatory votive, not in relation to a preset ritual matter but made ??with poetic tension. The raw material has no expression whatsoever, it is necessary to transfigure it through the invention. In the effort, the soul leaves its mark and obtained relates, unintentionally, with the most remote and unfathomable origins of a tradition as old and established as the use of paper cutouts of bark for healing ceremonies or witchcraft. This custom originated in ancient times and continues to the present, when the paper made ??from amate bark has become popular as a support for paint, coatings and other decorative or artistic uses. The ritual to drive away evils of body and spirit with a large ring of woven paper cut deities is not practiced anywhere. The shaman or shaman must officiate in caves or places consecrated to the case household organized around a central bracero purifying fire.
1946 Born on 18 April in Mexico City.
EXHIBITIONS
CONTEMPORARY PREHISTORY 2009. Mana International Culture, Mexico City.
2008 MODERN PREHISTORY. Mana International Culture. Valle de Bravo, Edo. Mex.
2007 SYNCRETISM ARCHAIC. Emilia Cohen Gallery for Contemporary Art. Mexico, DF.
MAYA ILLUSION. Mana International Culture. Valle de Bravo, Edo. of Sci.
2006 HOMAGE TO MIGUEL COVARRUBIAS. Consulate General of Mexico. San Francisco, California
Human attraction. Mana International Culture. Valle de Bravo, Edo. of Sci.
LIT. Mana International Culture. Valle de Bravo, Edo. Mex.
INTEGRATION. Mana International Culture. Mexico, DF.
THE ROLE OF THE PAPER. Gallery APA. Nagoya, Japan.
2005 Homage to Miguel Covarrubias. Arma Museum. Ubut, Bali, Indonesia.
2004 TRAIL OF THE HIGHLANDS. Mana International Culture. Mexico, DF.
2003 THE LAND AND THE CORN. Javier gallery red. Puebla, Puebla.
SKIN ON SKIN. Mana International Culture. Malinalco, Edo. Mex.
Amethyst. Artana Gallery. The Hague, Netherlands.
4 KINESIS 4. Museum of Fine Arts. Toluca, Edo. Mex.
2002 PAPER AND PREPAPELES. Mana International Culture, Mexico City.
ROLES AND PREPAPELES. Malinalco. Edo. of Sci.
AND THE SPIRIT OF THE MATTER IS FALL IN LOVE, Club de Industriales. Mexico, DF.
2001 PETIT COMMITTEE. Pleasures. Malinalco, Edo. of Sci.
ROLES AND PREPAPELES. Forum Art Gallery. Lima, Peru.
TETRIS 2000. Mana International Culture. Mexico, DF.
CONNECTIONS 1999. South West School of Arts and Crafts. San Antonio, Texas.
CONNECTIONS. Mayo & Navarro Art Gallery. Coral Gables, Florida.
1998 volcanic chump change. Gallery Space. Acapulco, Gro.
PHILOLOGY. Kunst Galerie Jurgens. Berlin, Germany.
PARADIGMS. Red Dot Space. San Antonio, Texas.
RECENT WORKS 1997. AC Gallery, Monterrey, NL.
Introspective exploration. MACAY Museum. Mérida, Yucatán.
SINS AND VIRTUES. Art Gallery and Meeting. Mexico, DF.
1995 introspective journey. Traveling exhibition by the Mexican Republic, INBA.
THANK GOD. Permanent exhibition. Graphic Arts Institute of Oaxaca, Oax.
1994 sublime words, Museum of Commanderie van Sint-Jan, Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
DER SU TERRA. Hotel Gallery Sarat. Berlin, Germany.
KA 1993 UR (Divorce). Kunst Galerie Garrett. Berlin, Germany.
RECENT WORKS 1992. Pentimento Fine Arts School, Hamburg, Germany.
1991 Open Enrollment. Carani Art Gallery. Mexico, DF.
SLIDES Abrindo 1990, Casa de la Cultura Latinoamericana. Brasilia, Brazil.
Abrindo PORTAS, Latin American Memorial Museum. Sao Paolo, Brazil.
TRENDS. Poplar University Museum. UNAM. Mexico, DF.
1989 TRIBUTE TO EXCELLENCE. Domecq Cultural Institute. Mexico, DF.
1988 AMAT. Regional Museum of Guadalajara, Jal.
1987 OPEN SPACE. International Airport of Mexico City.
OPEN SPACE. City International Airport of Guadalajara, Jal.
FIXED ASSETS. Instituto Cultural Cabañas. Guadalajara, Jal.
1986 ADVENTURES IN AMATE. Art Gallery López Quiroga. Mexico, DF.
RECENT WORKS 1984. Faculty of Medicine, UNAM, Mexico, DF.
RECENT WORKS. Depto. of Medical Psychology and Mental Health, UNAM, Mexico. DF.
RECENT WORKS. National Nutrition Institute, UNAM, Mexico. DF.
RECENT WORKS 1983. Gallery Dr. Atl. Mexico, DF.
RECENT WORKS. Gallery of Modern Art. Hotel Camino Real. Ixtapa Zihuatanejo, Gro.
RECENT WORKS. Cultural Dissemination Center Potosino Institute of Fine Arts. SLP.
RECENT WORKS. Casa de la Cultura. Aguascalientes, Ags.
RECENT WORKS 1982. Art Gallery “of Goya.” Mexico, DF.
RECENT WORKS 1981. Art Gallery Kathmandu, Nepal.
RECENT WORKS 1980. ADMA Art Gallery. Mexico, DF.
RECENT WORKS. Art Gallery “of Goya.” Mexico, DF.
EXHIBITIONS
2010 MEXICO: Second Festival of Arts. Navarro-Valdez Gallery. Valle de Bravo, Edo. Mexico.
2010 tridimension. POETIC than space. Navarro-Valdez Gallery. Valle de Bravo, Edo. Mexico.
2009 50 YEARS OF MEXICAN ART. Navarro-Valdez Gallery. Valle de Bravo, Edo. Mexico.
2008 RED. Mana International Culture. Valle de Bravo. Edo. of Sci.
2007 INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR. Osaka, Japan.
2004 material abstraction. Mana International Culture. Valle de Bravo. Edo. of
Sci.
2003 VERSION. Mana International Culture. Valle de Bravo, Edo. of Sci.
2002 THE COLOR OF MEXICO. Mana International Culture. Malinalco, Edo. Mexico.
SAMPLE ACTION. Artana Gallery. The Hague, Netherlands.
2001 LIKE A PAPER LIKE A BOOK. South West School of Arts and Crafts. San Antonio, Texas.
2000 THE AMATE, Mexican artists. Galerie TRE. Berlin, Germany.
VITAL SCAN. Mana International Culture. Mexico, DF.
Kinesis MM 1999. Mana International Culture. Mexico, DF.
PARADIGMS 1998. Museum of Modern Art. Toluca, Edo. of Sci.
SERESIDENS. Galerie Amate. Berlin, Germany.
Gallery Valle Escondido, Mexico, DF.
Museum of Modern Art, Pennsylvania, USA.
CANVAS PAPER AND CLAY. Mana International Culture. Mexico, DF.
1997 ANTHROPOLOGY OF RELIGIONS. National Museum of Anthropology. Mexico, DF.
THE REVOLUTION OF THE PAPER. Graphic Arts Institute of Oaxaca, Oax.
1994 GREEN I LOVE GREEN. Artany Gallery. Mexico, DF.
1992 Museum of Modern Art, Pennsylvania, USA.
1990 THIRTY CENTURIES OF SPLENDOR. Metropolitan Museum. New York, USA.
Collectivism EXHIBITION. Vorpal Gallery. New York, USA.
SCULPTURE AND UNAM. Poplar University Museum. Mexico, DF.
1989 SELF. Lopez Quiroga gallery. Mexico, DF.
Amatl 1988, ROLE OF WATER GROUP A.C. PROAMATE House of Culture Jesus Reyes Heroles. Mexico, DF.
1985 Gallery D’Angelis. Mexico, DF.
ARTISTS AND AMATE. Lopez Quiroga gallery. Mexico, DF.
ARTISTS AND AMATE. Gallery of the Secretary of National Bank of Mexico City.
Adriano Olivetti Cultural Center, Clock Tower. Mexico, DF.
Grafica Contemporary Hall. Mexico, DF.
THE ARTIST AND THE AMATE. Medical Center. Mexico, DF.
THE ARTIST AND THE AMATE. Museo de Monterrey. Monterrey, NL.
SCULPTURE AND UNAM. Poplar University Museum. Mexico, DF.
Cannabis Editorial Press 1981. Tokyo, Japan.
PUBLICATIONS
– HOMAGE TO MIGUEL COVARRUBIAS. Catalog work of Sergio Lopez Orozco. Text by Jean Couteau and Pedro González Rubio. Edition: ARMA Museum of Art, Bali, Indonesia. 2006
– 4 KINESIS 4. Group exhibition catalog of 4 artists. Leonel Sanches texts Maldonado, Enrique Benavides, Berta and Graciela Taracena Kartofel. Edition: Mexiquense Institute of Culture. 2003
– … AND THE SPIRIT OF THE MATTER fell in love. Catalog work of Sergio Lopez Orozco. Graciela Kartofel text. Edition: Mana International Culture. 2002
– LOPEZ OROZCO. Catalog work of Sergio Lopez Orozco. Mari texts Blanca Navarro, Margarita Pinto, Berta Taracena, Raquel Tibol, Montserrat Gali and Graciela Boadella Kartofel. Issue: Formal Printer Inc. de CV 1999
– LOPEZ OROZCO. Exhibition “introspective exploration” of López Orozco. Graciela Kartofel text. Edition: Museum of Contemporary Art University of Yucatan (MACAY). 1997
– LOPEZ OROZCO. Catalog work of Sergio Lopez Orozco. Graciela Kartofel Text Edition: López Orozco. 1992
– LOPEZ OROZCO. Catalog work of Sergio Lopez Orozco. Text Boadella Montserrat Gali. Edition: Art Contemporáneo.1991 Carani
– ADVENTURES IN PAPER AMATE. Catalog work of Sergio Lopez Orozco. Raquel Tibol text. Edition: Art Gallery López Quiroga. 1986
Gathering the WHERE IS YOUR WORK
MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND HISTORY. Mexico, DF.
MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. Toluca, Edo. Mex.
MUSEUM OF GRAPHIC ARTS INSTITUTE OF OAXACA. Oaxaca, Mexico.
BANAMEX COLLECTION. Banco Nacional de Mexico. Mexico DF.
COLLECTION TELMEX. Telefonos de Mexico. Mexico DF.
COLLECTION OF INDUSTRIAL CLUB. Mexico, DF.
GALERIE AMATE. Berlin, Germany.
GALERIE ARTANA. The Hague, Netherlands.
FORUM GALLERY. Lima, Peru.
GALLERY LÓPEZ QUIROGA. Mexico, DF.
INTERNATIONAL CULTURE GALLERY MANA. Valle de Bravo, Edo. Mex.
TEACHING
2003 – 2008 workshop teaches the horizontal in Valle de Bravo, Edo de Mex.
2005 gives lectures on “INSTITUT SENI INDONESIA DEMPASAR” in Denpasar, Indonesia.
2001 – 2002 teaches introductory workshops to abstraction, composition and recording. MANA International Culture, Malinalco, Edo. Mexico.
1997 – 2000 teaches courses on color theory, composition and experimental art workshop. Mexico, DF.
1996 Creator and Instructor. Horizontal Workshop, Mexico City.
1992 – 1995 teaches courses on the development of amate paper and washi and their research on the role in “Pentimento Fine Arts School” in Hamburg, Germany.
1990 teaches courses in printmaking. Mexico, DF.
1987 founded the artist group “PRO-AMATE A.C.” who use the bark as an artistic medium and promote conservation of ficus, tree it came from.
Cover Monogram Shop 1968 where he develops courses recorded in Mexico City.
PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION AND RESEARCH
2005 prepapel studied the manufacture of “cap” with Marilyn Wohl in Polynesia, Hawaii.
1994 Research on methods to combine different kinds of papers and prepapeles. In the School of Visual Arts Pentimento. “Hamburg, Germany.
1982 studied the manufacture of bark paper with Doña Camila Santos Hernandez in San Pablito, Puebla, Mexico.
1981 Studies with Asao Shimura paper manufacturing Fukuhara, Japan.
Study with Yukio Fukunaga koso papermaking in Tokyo, Japan.
He studied with Dr. Hassan Ragab Papyrus Institute in Cairo in Egypt.
Enter 1964 in San Carlos, National School of Plastic Arts of the UNAM.