Dream Matter No. 25 hanging in the “International Surrealism Now” exhibition in Portugal at the Conímbriga Monographic Museum.
International Surrealism Now – Conímbriga Monographic Museum
International Surrealism Now – Conímbriga Monographic Museum
Surrealism Now began in 2010 with the support of the Bissaya Barreto Foundation and now to celebrate the fifty years of the Conímbriga Monographic Museum. Santiago Ribeiro has gathered together surrealists from more than 10 countries to exhibit works. The Monographic museum is Portugal’s second most visited museum. The ruins date back to 100 BCE. This antique setting juxtaposed against modern surrealist art is bound to be extraordinary.
The following artists will be exhibiting:
Yuri Tsvetaev – Russia
Daniel Hanequand – Canada
Santiago Ribeiro – Portugal
Liba WS – France
Shahla Rosa – USA
Vu Huyen Thuong – Vietnam
Ton Haring – Holland
Victor Lages – Portugal
Francisco Urbano – Portugal
Keith Wigdor – America
Majisme Majo – Holland
Steve Smith – USA
Héctor Pineda – Mexico
Gromyko Semper – Philippines
Paula Rosa – Portugal
Sio Shisio – Indonesia
The opening will be on September 1st and the show will last until the 30th of the same month.
Imagine the Imagination / New Visions of Surrealism
The publication “Imagine the Imagination/ New Visions of Surrealism” will be published February 10, 2010. My Dream Matter No. 23 has been included in this publication. I am honored to be among the artists in this book, many of whom I admire greatly. To view slide shows of the artists works visit The Visionary Gallery.
UPDATE: The book is now published and available to the public. Visit the following link to view the book and the list of artists appearing within its pages. Imagine the Imagination
UPDATE: The book can now be purchased at BEINART INTERNATIONAL SURREAL COLLECTIVE.
Direct Art magazine
1. Dream Matter 23 & 19 and article appeared in the 2008 Fall/Winter issue of Direct Art.
2. Chosen as one of the 14 “Emerging Artists of 2007” by Direct Art Magazine. Dream Matter 20 was displayed at the Limner Gallery in New York and appeared in the Fall/Winter 2007 issue.
3. Dream Matter 18 appeared in the Fall/Winter 2006 issue.