GROUP SHOW - Homenaje a Nel Amaro

GROUP SHOW - Homenaje a Nel Amaro
Date 21 Oct 2022 - 15 Nov 2022
The International Museum of Electrography is an active Cuenca-based Non-profit organization. The International Museum of Electrography is showing mostly Mail Art with a focus on Fluxus.

Organizer  The International Museum of Electrography

Venue   The International Museum of Electrography

Edifico Antonio Saura, Campus UCLM. C/ Camino del Pozuelo, Cuenca, Spain

The International Museum of Electrography’s only verified exhibition was “Homenaje a Nel Amaro” in Cuenca in 2022 with the artists Ricardo Cotanda, Virginia Calvo, Gabriel Perezzan and Fernando Aguiar. The International Museum of Electrography mostly shows artists from Spain, but they also exhibit artists from Germany, Italy and elsewhere. Exhibitions are mostly male (71%), with female artists exhibited less (28%). The most exhibited artist is Ricardo Cotanda. The average age of artists shown at The International Museum of Electrography is 60.

Pamtea Amarei Acecsamaru

Meral Agar

Noelia Benitez Aguado

Fernando Aguiar 1956 (Portugal)

Eduard Jakabházi Alexandru

The Wasted Angel

Art Schiwago Ecaterina (Romania)

Mustafa Cervat Atalay

Vittore Baroni

Ana Maria Veintimilla Barrachina

Nieves Salvador Bayarri

Ceren Baylan

Sabela Baña

Paco Pérez Belda

Pablo Gallardo Bellido

María Sanchez Berenguer

Rubena la Berenjena

Gary Bibbs

Manuel Xio Blanco

Luther Blissett

Tashín Bordag

Daniel C. Boyer (United States)

Marzia Maria Braglia

Pepe Buitrago 1954 (Spain)

Virginia Calvo

José L. Campal

Rosa Eva Campo

Sara Campoy de la Azuela

Lamberto Caravita

Carica

Chistiane Carné

Emilio J Carrasco

Mónica Aguilar Castellanos

Antonia Mayol Castello

Mimmo Di Caterino

Candela Cienfuegos

Marta Gómez Claudio

Anamaría Cobueleanu

Ryosuke Cohen 1948 (Japan)

Melissa Corbett

Soledad Ruíz Corcuera

Alberto Cordón Cordón

Ricardo Cotanda 1963 (Spain)

Maks Dannecker 1976 (Germany)

Consuelo Vallejo Delgado

Delia Dobrin

Emilio Blázquez Domenech

Irene Fernández Dorado

Tatiana Dorado De La Cal

Tulio Restrepo Echeverri

Turkan Elci

Rocío Rojas Esteban

Alba María Fernández Díaz

Corporacion Semiotica Galega (Spain)

Rosalle Gancie

Isabel Pérez García-Aranda

Irene Espejel Garrido

Antonio Moreno Garrido

Francisco Sanchez Gil

Giovanni & Renata StraDADA (Italy)

Isabel Arroyo Gomez

Joaquin Gomez

Rafael Gonzalez

Lola Gonzàlez 1988 (France)

Marta Puñal González

Eulalia Gracia

Henry Grahn Hermunen (Finland)

Rosa Gravino

Patricia Alonso Gutiérrez

Antonio Gómez

Sandra Mª Gómez Sánchez

Gön (Turkey)

John Held Jr.

Raul Hidalgo 1980 (Spain)

José Antonio Hinojos Morales (Spain)

Piroska Horvath

Uwe Höfig

Ibírico

Irene Gandia Iniesta

Rosendo García Izquierdo

JFGRANDA

William James

Edition Janus

Miguel Jimenez

Natalia Moreno Jiménez

José Luis Lozano Jiménez

Juraj Jonke

Jelena Jovancov

Isabel Jover

Roberto Keppler

Rebeca Vizcaino Lagartera

Gisela Romero Larrea

Andrea Familiar Llopis

Oscar Edgar Lopez Martinez

Edgar Ibarra Luna

Victoria Esglieva López

Pilar Quiler López

Ruggero Maggi

Katerina Manolocik

Beatriz Morales Manzanaro

Ruth García Martin

Janice Martins

Iván Díaz Martín

Maria del Carmen García Martínez

Juan Fra. Martínez Gómez de Albacete

Raquel Masci

Alfonso Martínez Mata

Raquel Caerols Mateo

Anja Mattila-Tolvanen

Michelangelo Mayo

Edvardo Ortega Medina

Domingo Mestre

Domingo Sanz Montero

Raquel Valero Moral

Emilio Morandi

Lucía Sánchez Morante

António Moushisho

Pepe Murciego

Maya Lopez Muro (Italy)

Fernando Martínez Mínguez

Keiichi Nakamura 1960

Irina Novikova

Selina Pérez Novillo

Marcos Simón Oliva

Alfonso Aguado Ortuño

Eduardo Luna Otero

María Carrizo Oñate

Clemente Padin 1939 (Uruguay)

Cristiano Pallara

Alejandra Carrilllo Paniagua

Juan Fran Núñez Parreño

Emma Pedreira

Gabriel Perezzan

Fabiane Pianowski

Carmen Sanchez Pinuaga

Miguel Planas

Jesús García Plata

Valentina Plie

Javier Ariza Pomareta

Hugo Pontes

Fátima Jiménez Puertas

Yunera Rivera Quilón

Maria Victoria Boné Ramirez

María Raposo

César Reglero

Raúl Reguera

Juan Carlos Robles Florido

Iván Castellano Rodríguez

Javier Expósito Rodríguez

Manuel Ruiz Ruiz

Juan José Ruiz Fernández

Sa Soll (Spain)

Evren Sahin

Hikmet Sahin

Enrique de Santiago

Antonio Sassu

Roberto Scala

Susanne Schumacher 1950 (Germany)

Lars Schumacher 1971 (Germany)

Jose Roberto Sechi

Javier Seco

Javier Gallego Segovia

Spunk Seipel

Jael Sellés

María Casas Sierra

Luis Sosa 1948 (Spain)

Pere Sousa

Manuel Calvarro Sánchez

Paulo Teles

Luis María labrador Temprano

Jan Theuninck

Alejandro Thornton

Elia Torrecilla

Horst Tress

Jeannette M. Trzebinger

Ana Navarrete Tudela

Mikel Untzilla

V.Amat

Mariana Sandoval Valdez

Valdor

Myriam Mercader Varela

Gustavo Vega

Elo Vega 1967 (Spain)

Monica Sanchez Vergara

José Antonio Vertedor Romero

María Llanos Rodríguez Villalba

Daniele Virgilio

Simon Warren

Chuck Welch

Yadigar Yesilbag

ZLATKO

Bernhard Zilling (Germany)

Mariano Marcos de Abálo

Juan Lopez de Ael

Trini R. de Lema

Janvan de Pol

El Taller de Zenon

Verónica Rodríguez del Campo

guroga (Venezuela)

Ángel Fernández Álvarez

Ángel (Spain)

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