«LANDSCAPES OF THE FUTURE Nº16» ROSA MUÑOZ, 2011
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«Landscapes of the future nº 16»
Year 2011
Rosa Munoz
Rosa Munoz is an outstanding Spanish artist and crucial representative of the photography of the staging (or constructed photograph) that is made in our country. All his long career he has exercised it from Madrid, his city of birth and residence. He has a long history of both group and individual exhibitions, whether presented nationally or internationally.
Out of the many Individual expositions that since 1996 he has presented his work, it is worth highlighting those carried out in the Canal de Isabel II room (2012), a retrospective and very detailed exhibition of his entire career (produced by the Community of Madrid), at the Tomas y Valiente Center de Fuenlabrada Madrid- (CEART, year 2012), at the Gas Natural Fenosa Museum of Contemporary Art in A Coruña (MACUF, 2010) and in multiple private national and international galleries such as Yvonamor Palix (Paris), Alarcón Criado (Seville) , Bacelos (Vigo), Antonio de Barnola, Spectrum (Zaragoza), Claude Samuel (Paris). .
Rosa Muñoz's work is found in countless private and public artistic collections. Among the latter, we can highlight those of the Gas Natural Fenosa Museum of Contemporary Art (MACUF), Center Nacional d`Art Georges Pompidou (Paris), Community of Madrid, Estampa Collection and the Municipal Museum Cuartel del Conde Duque de Madrid. Likewise, his works belong to highly prestigious collections such as those of Pilar Citoler, CEART and Canal De Isabel II.
W 148 x D 5 x H 208
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