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Vallarta |
Contemporary fine Mexican art exclusively,
with one of the largest and more impressive collections of paintings,
Founded by partners Jean Pierre Renucci
and Jose A. Villavicencio in 2002 The Galeria Corsica (facebook) team is made up of people
from diverse origins who share a passion for art Located just three blocks up from
the downtown Malecon boardwalk, Hours of operation: Mon-Sat, 10am-9pm, except Weds, open until 10pm for the Art Walk Promotion for a November exposition for artist Antonio Castro Lopez |
Pictures thanks to the friendly folks at the Galeria Corsica, trip advisor, and to other contributors
The entrance to
the Galeria Corsica Centro
Raul Fombona was born on December 6, 1977 in
the town of Real de Guadalupe in the municipality of Zihuatanejo de Azueta.
He is a graduate of the Academic Unit of Social Sciences of the Autonomous
University of Guerrero,
and has art studies in the workshop David Alfaro Siqueiros de Morelos.
Actor Andrés Zuni visits the Galeria Corsica
Photo thanks
to the gallery management, December 2019
Bronze sculptures from Vladimir Cora,
one of the prominent artists displaying his work at the Corsica.
Cora is a Mexican painter and sculptor, born in Acaponeta, Nayarit in
1951.
Among his works are portraits, sculptures, paintings and drawings.
He is internationally recognized and has had some 150 solo and collective
exhibitions.
The inner courtyard at the Guadalupe Sanchez
gallery displaying paintings and sculptures
Stairs leading to the second floor where
there are three more rooms of works to be seen
Miguel Cuauhtemoc (born October 28, 1988) is
a young, emerging Mexican painter with a distinct style who has said,
“My work as an artist combines expressionism with Mexican culture.
On the one hand, expressionism deforms reality according to the perspective
of the artist and,
on the other hand, Mexican culture is full of history, colors and surrealism.”
The goal of Cuauhtemoc is for each person to perceive his works according
to their imagination and
to recreate a meaningful story for themselves.
"Adan y Eva", Adam
and Eve, by Olga Chorro, 2010.
Grafito y acrílico sobre papel 160 x 120 cm
Towers of Vallarta and little cats / Torres
de Vallarta y gatitios, 120 x 120 cm, by well-known local artist Ada Colorina
(Dec 2016).
She was born in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco in 1970
and has been active on the art scene here in town for many years.
A
recent work of Colorina entitled, Small town of boatmen and fishermen on
a hot hay.
She "gives life on canvas to what she enjoys most and
makes her heart vibrate."
"Some of the finest art of Mexico! I wish
I could have a Felguerez or Cuevas and
now Ulices Licea we discovered in Paris !
Just the best Corsica offers in Mexico."
- Alain Figadere, April 2017
The Kissing Doors by Noe Katz, from November
2016.
Katz was born in Mexico City in 1953 and has ventured
into drawing, sculpture, painting and mural works.
Interior photo showing some Galeria Corsica
paintings and sculptures, fine art June 2014
Gina Daboud was born in Mexico City, she
is a member of the Society of Plastic Artists.
She has had exhibitions in Latin America, Europe, the USA and Asia.
Ana Fuentes, The Secret Garden series
"Es un lugar con mucha Elegancia y refinado
y muy comodo para toda la gente
gue va alli muy bonito todo me gustaria conoser."
- Brigida Marquez Ruiz, May 2018
by Sergio Gomez
Nice representation of some of the fine
art sculptures on display at the Corsica Gallery