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Carnival and Art: The Influence of Carnival on Art History

Carnival and Art as a Cultural Mirror Across Centuries

Carnival and art have traveled together for centuries, shaping visual culture in powerful and unexpected ways. Rooted in ancient pagan celebrations such as the Roman Saturnalia and later integrated into the Christian calendar as the festive period before Lent, carnival became a social valve, a moment when hierarchy softened, and satire flourished.

In Spain, carnival traditions crossed the Atlantic and deeply influenced Latin America. In medieval France, the Feast of Fools temporarily inverted religious authority and social roles. This mixture of irreverence, spirituality, theatricality, and collective release created a fertile environment for artists. Carnival is never just a party. It is a metaphor, a performance, and a social commentary wrapped in color.

Historical Origins of Carnival: Between the Sacred and the Subversive

Carnival originated in agricultural rituals and ancient celebrations marking seasonal transitions. With Christianity, it became the final period of indulgence before Lent. In Spain and later across Latin America, it evolved into processions, masked dances, satirical parades, and community celebrations blending faith with folk traditions.

In the Americas, African and Indigenous influences transformed carnival into a vibrant cultural expression. In Brazil, the Caribbean, and Venezuela, carnival became an identity in motion. Color is not decoration. It is a declaration.

Carnival in Latin America: Color, Identity, and Collective Expression

In Latin America, carnival is a chromatic symphony. Masks, feathers, sequins, drums, and choreography create immersive environments where the body becomes a moving canvas. Yet beneath the spectacle lies social reflection. Carnival allows communities to critique power, honor heritage, and temporarily rewrite social rules.

This intensity has deeply shaped visual art. The connection between carnival and art reveals how artists translate movement, satire, and theatricality into paint, form, and symbolism.

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Francisco de Goya –  El entierro de la sardina

Goya depicts a carnival procession filled with distorted faces and exaggerated gestures. What appears festive carries an undercurrent of social critique. Carnival becomes satire, exposing the tensions of Spanish society. For Goya, carnival was not naïve joy. It was political theater.

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Pablo Picasso – Rose Period

Picasso’s Rose Period was influenced by Catalan festivals and itinerant performers, particularly in his harlequins and acrobats. Picasso’s harlequins embody the ambiguity of carnival. Masked yet vulnerable, festive yet introspective, these figures reflect identity as performance. In this period, carnival becomes a psychological symbol.

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Emiliano Di Cavalcanti – Carnaval  – 1920

Di Cavalcanti portrays urban carnival with tropical sensuality and dynamic lines. His compositions breathe samba and modern Latin American identity.

Self-portrait with Dolls (charcoal, pastel and white chalk on paper)

Armando Reverón – Self-Portrait with Doll

Although Reverón is known for his exploration of Caribbean light, his theatrical stagings and dolls evoke a performative dimension akin to carnival. The carnival here is not a crowd, but an intimate theatricality: a staging where art and life merge.

 

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Click on this video to see all the participating works.

Crypto Art in Motion: Latin American Art Takes Place in Santo Domingo

Latin American art is undergoing a quiet but vibrant revolution, and crypto art is its new language.

This May 25th, the city of Santo Domingo becomes the epicenter of this transformation with the opening of the 2nd Crypto Art 2025 Gathering at the historic Dominican College of Plastic Artists (CODAP). This traveling exhibition, which has already made its mark in Miami and Kendall, continues its tour across the continent, bringing with it a diverse and powerful collection of works that merge the digital and the physical. An artistic journey that crosses borders.

This traveling exhibition, which visits several countries, is a cultural initiative of SpaceArt and its platform Spaceart-nft.io, led by Karo Galea. This exhibition features 30 physical works and 92 digital pieces, carefully selected to represent the richness and diversity of Latin American crypto art. Among the physical works is Juan Dollar 2024 by Carlos Apitz, a piece that encapsulates the essence of contemporary pop art, combining traditional techniques with elements of illustration and digital art.

This event is not only an exhibition, but an open conversation about how art evolves in the digital age. It is an opportunity for artists and viewers to explore new forms of artistic creation and appreciation.

CODAP: A Bastion of Dominican Art

Founded in 1977, the Dominican College of Plastic Artists (CODAP) has been a pillar in the promotion and development of art in the Dominican Republic. Its headquarters in Santo Domingo is not only an exhibition space, but also a meeting place for artists, critics, and art lovers. CODAP has played a crucial role in the training of generations of artists and in the dissemination of Dominican art both nationally and internationally. Its participation in this 2nd Crypto Arte 2025 Gathering reaffirms its commitment to innovation and openness to new forms of artistic expression.

Reyes Ocre Foundation: A Bridge Between the Traditional and the Digital

The Reyes Ocre Foundation, led by Dominican artist Reyes Ocre, has been instrumental in the realization of this exhibition. With a career spanning exhibitions in Altos de Chavón to international participation in Italy and Spain, Reyes Ocre has been a pioneer in integrating Caribbean and surrealist elements into his work. The foundation has provided curatorial and technological support, ensuring that the digital works are presented with the quality and context they deserve. Its work highlights the importance of local institutions in promoting and adapting art to new technologies.

The Importance of Crypto Art in Latin America

This traveling event is not just an exhibition; it is a statement about the place of Latin American art in the digital world. With participants from countries such as the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela, the exhibition reflects a vibrant and diverse artistic community that is redefining the boundaries of art. Crypto art offers Latin American artists a platform to share their works with a global audience, breaking down geographical and economic barriers. It is a powerful tool for the democratization of art and the inclusion of historically marginalized voices.

Upcoming exhibitions

📍Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Dominican College of Plastic Artists (CODAP): Conde 58, Ciudad Colonial, Santo Domingo 10210, Dominican Republic / May 21, 2025 to June 15, 2025.
📍Alicante, Spain – Vearte: C. Manuel Antón, 10, 03004 Alicante, Spain / April 7, 2025 to July 31, 2025.
📍 Caracas, Venezuela – Carlos Cruz Diez Museum of Printmaking and Design: Bolívar Avenue, Caracas 1011, Capital District, Venezuela / December 6, 2025 to August 31, 2025.
📍 Bogotá, Colombia – Grau House Museum: Calle 94 # 7-48, Bogotá, Colombia. Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4 pm / November 7, 2025

📍 San Felipe, Venezuela – Carmelo Fernández Museum: Calle 13 Extension, San Felipe 3201, Yaracuy, Venezuela / March 10, 2025 to December 31, 2025.

Past Exhibitions:
📍 Miami, USA – Urbe University: 11430 NW 20th St, Doral, FL 33172 / February 20, 2025 to March 20, 2025 [Extended until April 30.]
📍 Kendall, USA – OferArt: 12114 SW 114th Pl, Miami, FL 33176 / Opening: April 25, 2025

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Thank You for an Amazing Carnaval on the Mile 2025!

I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who stopped by my booth, shared their enthusiasm for my work, and took home an original piece, a print, or a mug. Your support and appreciation mean the world to me!

This event is always a special experience, and it’s all because of you. I can’t wait to see you again next year with more Venezuelan Carlos Apitz POP Art! 🎨✨

Carnaval On The Mile 2025

On Saturday, March 1st and Sunday, March 2nd, Carlos Apitz and the best of his POP Art will be waiting for you at Carnival on the Mile 2023 at Booth #26 starting at 9 am.

Yes! We will be here, at Booth #26 of Carnival on the Mile in the Art section, with the best of Venezuelan POP Art and all the color of my paintings. If you are looking for art that identifies with you and fills your world with color, I will be here. This event is your opportunity to spend a nice weekend with your family and get to know my artistic work.

This is already a tradition, it is the fifth year that I attend and I am very excited waiting for your visit with my family. Come and see the new Carlos Apitz Pop Art.

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This is possible thanks to the splendid work of the Kiwanis of Little Havana, Seminole Hard Rock and The Guitar Hotel who are in charge of organizing this event every year. This is the 26th edition of Carnival on the Mile, and I am honored to be selected alongside other talented artists.

But Carnival on the Mile is much more than presenting my work, it is an occasion to have fun and walk around Coral Gables with family and friends, see the incredible work of other artists who exhibit their works, listen to live music, eat and also for children to play. It is an event for everyone and for all of us who live in Miami.

Once again, I invite you to stop by my Stand identified with #26, visit me, and see my work, or chat, I love to hear the stories of my people. I leave you with information that will be useful for your visit to Carnival On The Mile 2025.

Carnaval on the Mile 2025

LOCATION

Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, click for parking and directions.

SCHEDULE

Saturday March 1 and Sunday March 2, from 9 am. Click here to see activities and their hours.

FREE PASS

Art, food, and children’s entertainment stands. Three concert stages and much more.

Sitio web oficial: Carnavalmiami.com

PARKING

Parking Garages

  • Miracle Mile Garage (Municipal Garage 4): Public garage with 360 spaces, disabled spots, and electric car charging 

  • BAC Colonnade Garage: Garage located at 144 Aragon Ave. 

  • Ten Argon – Garage: Garage located at 2355 Galiano St. 

  • Giralda Place Garage: Garage located at 275 Giralda Ave. 

Parking Lots

  • 130 Almeria Ave (P2503): Lot located at 130 Almeria Ave. 

  • 103 Sevilla Ave (P2504) – Lot: Lot located at 103 Sevilla Ave. 

  • 2091 Salzedo St (P2538) – Lot: Lot located at 2091 Salzedo St. 

  • 261 Minorca Ave. (P2539): Lot located at 261 Minorca Ave. 

You can also use parking reservation services like Parkopedia, ParkWhiz, SpotHero, and Premium Parking. 

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2nd Crypto Art Meeting: The Digital Revolution Reaches Miami and Beyond -Juan Dollar 2024 by Carlos Apitz

2nd Crypto Art Meeting: The Digital Revolution Reaches Miami and Beyond

A Must-Attend Event for Artists, Collectors, and Digital Art Enthusiasts

The 2nd Crypto Art Meeting is here, bringing a unique opportunity to dive into the fascinating world of digital art and blockchain technology. This international exhibition gathers talented creators from different countries, showcasing how art and innovation merge in the crypto art universe. If you’re in Miami or one of the participating cities starting February 20th, this is an event you can’t miss.

The Importance of Crypto Art in the Digital Era

Digital art has taken on a crucial role in the evolution of the art market and intellectual property. With the introduction of blockchain, artists now have new tools to certify the authenticity of their works, sell them on global platforms, and maintain complete control over their creations.

The 2nd Crypto Art Meeting not only celebrates these innovations but also serves as a space for education and dialogue among creators, collectors, and digital art enthusiasts. Attending this event means being part of a revolution where art and technology intertwine to define the future of visual creativity.

A Global Gathering with Crypto Art at Its Core

The 2nd Crypto Art Meeting presents a selection of 30 artworks that will be physically exhibited in seven cities across four countries, while over 100 digital proposals will also be showcased on screens and in the Metaverse. This event serves as a connection platform for artists, collectors, and investors interested in exploring the potential of crypto art.

«Juan Dollar 2024» by Carlos Apitz

The artwork «Juan Dollar 2024« by renowned artist Carlos Apitz has been selected as part of this prestigious exhibition. With his unmistakable style and visual critique of the economy and digitalization of money, Apitz invites us to reflect on the value and evolution of art in the digital age.

«Juan Dollar 2024» is one of the 30 selected artworks to be physically displayed in a printed version, along with works by:

  • Aldemaro Fonseca
  • Alexandra Álvarez
  • Alexandra Zamora
  • Alejandra Luna
  • Ana Nobrega
  • Anna Trimmel
  • Carlos Apitz
  • Danny Esquenazi
  • Hertder Gil Sepúlveda
  • Jesús Suárez
  • Joan Barbosa
  • Jorge Boullosa Trejo
  • Jormay González Monduy
  • José Guillén
  • José Mora
  • José Seijo
  • Juan Carlos Martínez
  • Juan Diego Quintero López
  • Marcos Bary
  • Milagros Nunez-Leppe
  • Nancy Cervantes Martínez
  • Namil Salazar
  • Omar Borrero
  • Paula María José Dameno Almirón
  • Rafa Muci
  • Sandra Arrán
  • SUPERAMA
  • Tatiana Mantilla
  • Víctor Asuaje
  • Yenny Machado

Additionally, more than 100 artistic proposals will be showcased on digital screens and in the Metaverse.

Awards, Innovation, and Opportunities

The 2nd Crypto Art Meeting is an exhibition platform and a competition offering cash prizes to the most outstanding artists. Evaluation criteria include:

  • Composition
  • Originality
  • Innovation
  • Visual and conceptual impact

Additionally, attendees will have the chance to establish valuable connections with other creators and collectors interested in crypto art.

Organized by SpaceArt and Caro Galea

This event is made possible thanks to SpaceArt and its team, led by Caro Galea, who have worked tirelessly to bring together the best crypto art exponents and offer an unparalleled experience in the international art scene.

Exhibition Dates and Locations

If you want to experience the 2nd Crypto Art Meeting, here are the locations and dates:

📍 Miami, USA – Urbe University: 11430 NW 20th St, Doral, FL 33172 / 02-20-2025 to 03-20-2025 [Extended until April 30.]

📍 Kendall, USA – OferArt: 12114 SW 114th Pl, Miami, FL 33176 /

📍Santo Domingo, Rep. Dominicana – Colegio Dominicano de Artistas Plásticos (CODAP): Santo Domingo 10210, República Dominicana / 05-15-2025 to 06-15-2025.

📍 Alicante, España – Vearte: C. Manuel Antón, 10, 03004 Alicante, España / 07-04-2025 to 07-31-2025. Current exhibition 

📍 Caracas, Venezuela – Museo de la Estampa y del Diseño Carlos Cruz Diez: Av. Bolívar, Caracas 1011, Distrito Capital, Venezuela / 06-12-2025 to 08-31-2025.

📍 San Felipe, Venezuela – Museo «Carmelo Fenández»: Prolongación de la Calle 13 San Felipe 3201, Yaracuy, Venezuela / 10-03-2025 to 12-31-2025.

📍 Barinas, Venezuela – Museo de Los Llanos: Av. 23 de Enero, Barinas 5201, Barinas, Venezuela / 2026.

📍 Bogotá, Colombia – Grau House Museum: Calle 94 # 7-48, Bogotá, Colombia. Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4 pm / November 7, 2025

Note: Click on the places to see Google Maps directions.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the movement that is revolutionizing art. See you at the 2nd Crypto Art Meeting!

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How to Capture Impactful Visual Content at Trade Shows- A Guide by Carlos Apitz

How to Capture Impactful Visual Content at Trade Shows:

A Guide by Carlos Apitz

Introduction

Hi everyone! Recently, a company where I work as a marketing consultant asked me for “A Guide on How to Take Photos and Videos at a Trade Show,” directed at the sales team who will be showcasing their brand at one of the most important annual trade shows in the USA. After creating this guide, I realized something very common: many marketing teams in companies that also create content for social media often lack authentic material of their products or services. This happens to all of us.

The reason is simple: marketing team members are not in the field, either because they work remotely (very common nowadays) or they simply are not part of the group that attends these events, leaving the collection of images and videos to salespeople and managers, who are generally the ones chosen by the company to go to these events. Most of the time, the material is very deficient and sometimes unusable.

Based on these experiences and the guide I created for my client, today I want to share with you a complete guide on how to capture impactful photos and videos at a trade show. This guide is aimed at salespeople, executives, and others who need to collect this type of content and don’t know how. Whether you’re creating content for Instagram, YouTube, blogs, or prints, these tips will help you stand out.

Preparation and Equipment

  • Cameras and Accessories: Use high-quality DSLR or mirrorless cameras for the best images. Don’t forget to bring tripods, stabilizers, and portable LED lights to ensure good lighting at all times.
  • Smartphones: High-end smartphones are powerful tools for capturing spontaneous and real-time content. Make sure they are fully charged and have enough memory to not miss any important moments.
  • Editing Software: Install and update photo and video editing applications like Adobe Lightroom and Premiere Pro on your devices to quickly touch up and perfect your content. You can also send the raw material to someone else to edit it.

Taking Photos

  • Product Photos: Capture clear, well-lit images of the displayed products. Use neutral backgrounds and ensure the products are well-focused and detailed.
  • Interaction with Visitors: Photograph visitors interacting with the products. Look for spontaneous moments that show genuine expressions and attendee interest.
  • Booth Overview: Take shots from different angles of the booth, showing its design and any special decorations. Make sure to include the company’s name or logo in some photos.
  • Specific Details: Focus on capturing unique details that highlight the quality and special features of the products. Close-up shots can be very effective.

Additional Digital Photography Tips

  • Lighting: Natural light is ideal, but if the event is indoors, use portable LED lights or reflectors to avoid harsh shadows. Proper lighting can make a huge difference in the quality of your photos.
  • Composition: Follow the rule of thirds to create a balanced composition. Place points of interest at the intersections of the thirds lines to get a more attractive image.
  • Aperture and Depth of Field: Use a wide aperture (low f-number) to blur the background and highlight the subject. This is especially useful for product photos and portraits.
  • Perspective and Angles: Experiment with different angles and perspectives. Take photos from above, from ground level, and from tilted angles to add dynamism to your images.
  • Manual Focus: In low light or high movement situations, manual focus can be more effective than autofocus. Ensure the main subject is always sharp.
  • ISO and Noise Reduction: Keep ISO as low as possible to avoid noise in the images. If you need to increase ISO, use noise reduction tools in post-processing.
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    • ISO: Refers to the camera sensor’s sensitivity to light. You can increase ISO to make the camera more sensitive to light or decrease it to make the camera less sensitive.
    • Noise: The grain that forms in an image when there is low light or when using a large digital zoom. The amount of noise depends on the light or ISO settings on your camera.

Recording Videos

  • Short Promotional Videos: Record 15-30 second clips showing the products in use. These are perfect for quick posts on Instagram and YouTube Shorts.
  • Interviews and Testimonials: Conduct brief interviews with visitors and exhibitors. Ask about their impressions and experiences with the products or brands to get authentic and engaging content.
  • Booth Tours: Record a guided tour of the booth explaining the main features and the products on display. This type of content is ideal for YouTube and blogs.
  • Live Events: Capture any live events or demonstrations taking place at the booth. Use external microphones to ensure good audio quality.

Editing and Publishing

  • Brand Consistency: Maintain a consistent look across all your photos and videos. Use the same filters and color adjustments to ensure the content is coherent and professional.
  • Appropriate Formats:
  • Instagram: Post square or vertical photos and vertical videos to maximize visual impact.
  • YouTube: Ensure videos are in horizontal format and that the audio and video quality is high.
  • Blogs and Prints: Use high-resolution, well-composed images to give a professional and attractive appearance.
  • Publication Timing: Post content in real-time during the event to keep your audience interested. Also, plan additional posts for after the event to maintain engagement.

Conclusion

With this guide, I hope you can capture and create high-quality visual content to share with your marketing or social media team, ensuring that your brand or products truly stand out on any social network, trade show, or event. Proper preparation and the right use of technology are key to getting the best results. Good luck and happy shooting!

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Carnaval On The Mile 2024

On Saturday March 2 and Sunday, March 3, Carlos Apitz and the best of his Venezuela POP Art will be waiting for you at Carnival on the Mile 2023 at Booth #26 from 9 am.

Yeah! We will be here, Booth #26 of the Carnival on the Mile in the Art section, with the best of my art in the Venezuela POP Art style. If you are looking for art that identifies with you and with Venezuela I will be here, this is your opportunity to spend a good weekend with the family and get to know my artistic work.

This is already a tradition, it is the fourth year that we have attended and we are very excited waiting for your visit, in this edition Carlos Apitz will exhibit new original works in the POP ART style.

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This is possible thanks to the splendid work of the Little Havana Kiwanis, who are in charge of organizing this event every year, this is the 25th-anniversary edition of Carnival on the Mile, and I am honored to be selected along with other talented artists .

But Carnival on the Mile is much more than presenting my work, it is a fun occasion to have fun and walk around Coral Gables with family and friends, see the incredible work of other artists who exhibit their works, listen to live music, eat and also for children to play, it is an event for everyone and for everyone who lives in Miami.

Once again I invite you to stop by my Stand identified with #26, visit me, and see my work, or let’s talk, I love listening to the stories of my people. I leave you information that will be useful for your visit to the Carnival On The Mile 2024.

Carnaval on the Mile 2024

LOCATION

Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, click for parking and directions.

SCHEDULE

Saturday March 2 and Sunday March 3, from 9 am. Click here to see activities and their hours.

FREE PASS

Art, food, and children’s entertainment stands. Three concert stages and much more.

Sitio web oficial: Carnavalmiami.com

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Exposición inspirada en Frida Kahlo y su influencia en la moda

The exhibition was inspired by Frida Kahlo and her influence on fashion

By Cira Apitz, Taken from Cira’s Notes

Istituto Marangoni Miami and Mexican Cultural Institute Present a Collaborative Art Exhibition Inspired by the Enduring Legacy of Frida Kahlo.

The Marangoni Miami Institute (IMM) is proud to announce a collaboration with the Mexican Cultural Institute in Miami, which will culminate in an art exhibition scheduled to debut on January 18, 2024. The exhibition, located in the Institute’s gallery space in Coral Gables, promises a unique exploration of Frida Kahlo’s indelible influence on fashion and culture.

Inspired by the iconic Frida Kahlo, students from various IMM programs were invited to create pieces that reflected the legendary artist’s enduring impact. The exhibition is not only a testament to Kahlo’s profound legacy but also a platform for emerging talent to express their creative interpretations of her life and work.

In addition to student contributions, the exhibition will feature a series of artworks, artifacts, and memorabilia that illuminate Frida Kahlo’s profound impact on world culture. In particular, photographer Guillermo Kahlo, Frida Kahlo’s great-nephew, will grace the event with a display of her work, offering attendees a unique perspective on the family’s artistic lineage.

An important milestone of the exhibition is the culmination of a contest within the Fashion Styling program, promoted by the Mexican Cultural Institute. A select group of students competed for the opportunity to have Mr. Guillermo Kahlo personally photograph his fashion editorial. The challenge posed to these budding stylists was to delve deeper into the life and work of Frida Kahlo, establish meaningful connections between her own experiences and the artist’s unique vision, and prepare a self-portrait proposal for the photographer. The resulting fashion editorials are not only aesthetically captivating but also deeply personal, offering a poignant reflection of the profound impact Frida Kahlo continues to have on younger generations.

The joint exhibition by the Istituto Marangoni and the Mexican Cultural Institute promises to be a celebration of the creativity, culture, and enduring spirit of Frida Kahlo. The immersive experience invites art enthusiasts, cultural connoisseurs, and the general public to witness the convergence of diverse perspectives inspired by the life and work of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.

About this event:

Enter the world of Frida Kahlo when the Istituto Marangoni Miami and the Instituto Cultural de México in Miami join forces to present a stunning exhibition. This unique exhibition delves into the iconic artist’s lasting impact and legacy on popular culture and fashion.

  • Date: January 18, 2024
  • Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
  • Place: Mexican Cultural Institute in
  • Address: 2555 Ponce de Leon Blvd. 5th floor, Coral Gables, FL. 33134

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Latin American Color Exhibition at White’s Art Gallery

From April 15 to May 13, 2023, I will be participating in the Latin American Color Exhibition at White’s Art Gallery collective art exhibition..

Directed by Jeniree Blanco, White’s Art Gallery celebrates a grand opening this Saturday, April 15, for its monthly collective art exhibition: Latin American Color Exhibition.

During the month of April through mid-May, you can come to the gallery to see the works of various Florida-based Latino artists. Different styles come together to shape the theme of this exhibition: Color in contemporary art.

This art exhibition offers two ways to enjoy and see the artists’ works, the first is face-to-face (At the gallery’s headquarters) and the other is virtual (On the gallery’s website).

Carlos Apitz presents a work to exhibit in the place «JUAN DOLLAR», and two other works to be seen virtually «Avila Radiante» and «Freda en verde.

We invite you to visit us at:

White’s Art Gallery

ADDRESS

7428 SW 42nd St, Miami, FL 33155, Bird Road Art District. Phone: +17864060650

SCHEDULES

Saturday April 14 to May 13 – Opening 6:00 pm

FREE PASS

Collective art exhibition, live music, toasts and courtesy drinks (Only at the opening).

Website: whitesartgalleryus.com

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Feria de Arte en Coral Gables:

Carnaval On The Mile 2023

El pasado sábado 4 y el domingo 5 de marzo, el equipo de Carlos Apitz, participamos en el Carnaval on the Mile 2023 .

Estamos agradecidos del apoyo que recibimos de parte de todas las personas que nos visitaron, compraron y elogiaron las obras, el estilo y los colores que uso para plasmar lo mejor de Venezuela POP Art de Carlos Apitz.

Con un sol brillante y un cielo despejado, el sábado en la mañana, empezamos a darle la bienvenida a las primeras personas que se acercaron a nuestro stand en esta feria de arte en Coral Gables: Carnaval on the Mile.

Y si bien es cierto que el calor hizo de las suyas, el equipo que siempre me acompañan integrado por Carmen Medina, Annabelle Avilez y Glenda Ibañez, nunca se amedrentaron por el clima, gracias a la buena hidratación suministrada por Rafael Gutemberg y Juan Carlos Cardenas, amigos de la casa que siempre nos visitan junto con sus familias.

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Como es costumbre en estos festivales de arte y el Carnaval on the Mile, las estrellas de la jornada fueron: Juan Dollar, Avila de Tres Tiempos, Lady Arepa y los mugs de Venezuela POP Art. También se vendieros otras piezas originales y preproducciones o prints intervenidos, estas últimas, las realizo en especial para esta feria.

Como en toda feria de arte, atendemos las preguntas que nos hacen los visitantes, la más común era: ¿Tu eres Venezolano? y a la respuesta de : ¡Si! . De inmediato decian ya voy a llamar a mi amiga, a mamá, etc. y regresaban con una y hasta cuatro personas más.

También nos emocionamos mucho con algunas cosas que pasa en estos eventos y mis compatriotas que nos visitan, una de estos momentos fue una señora que vío la Lady Arepa en la entrada y pregunto si podía entrar, vío las obras, le gusto uno de los Avilas y yo le mostre los Mugs y le dije: Llevate un Mug, para que tomes el café de la mañana mirando el Avila, como cuando estabas en Caracas. Y la dama se ha puesto a llorar y me dice emocionada: Eso era lo que hacia todas las mañanas con mi papa. Tengo 17 años aquí, salí corriendo de allá y aquí no tengo nada que recuerde a mi ciudad, gracias por recordarmelo. Estoy seguro que esa señora está disfrutando más su cafecito mirando mi Avila en Tres Tiempos.

Pero las emociones no son solo para los venezolanos que viven en el sur de la Florida, los americanos también se emocionan, como le paso a Freden, un niño que le gusto el Juean Dollar y quería uno para su cuarto, cuando los padres dijeron que si, el niño lloró de la emoción.

O la chica que vino a ver a sus amigos, porque hace 7 años ellos viven en Chicago, e inicio una video llamada con su familia en Chicago para comprar una de mis obras experimentales en la cual deciá Miami, ella me dijo que ese cuadro iba a llevar color y buenos recuerdos a su casa, porque eran de Miami pero se mudaron a Chicago.

También recibimos la visita de la bella y simpatica Daniela Kosan, se compro dos mugs, ella ya tiene uno de mis José Gregorios en su casa. Hablamos y reimos un buen rato.

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Y al terminar la feria de arte, el domingo en la noche, recogimos nuestros peroles y llegamos muy cansados pero muy satisfechos a descansar en nuestra casa.

Pero… ¿Por qué les cuento esto?, porque una de las cosas más estimulantes y más satisfactorias que uno tiene como artista, es saber que lo que pinto causan emociones, sonrisas, buenos recuerdos y alegrías a las personas que las contemplan.

Esto para mí es muy importante, me estimula a pintar cada día más y a pensar y diseñar temas nuevos en mi labor artística, así que cuando veas una pintura o un print en mí web o en una exhbición o feria, detente un rato a verla y simplemente disfrutarla, sin saberlo, me estás ayudando a mejorar mis obras y pinturas.

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Carnaval On The Mile 2023

El sábado 4 y el domingo 5 de marzo, Carlos Apitz y lo mejor de su Venezuela POP Art estarán esperandote en el Carnaval on the Mile 2023 en el Stand #30 desde las 10 am.

Si! Estaremos aquí, Stand #30 del Carnaval on the Mile en la sección de Arte, con lo mejor de mi arte al estilo Venezuela POP Art. Si estas buscando arte que se identifique contigo y con Venezuela voy a estar aquí, esta es tu oportunidad de pasar un buen fin de semana en familia y conocer mi trabajo artístico.

Este es el tercer año que asisto y estamos muy entusiasmados con tu visita, en otras ediciones anteriores Carlos Apitz era el único artista Venezolano con un stand en el Carnaval on the Mile, posiblemente este año también sea así, aunque espero equivocarme y conseguir muchos colegas venezolanos este fin de semana.

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Esto ha sido posible porque tanto mis hermanos venezolanos, amigos de Latinoamérica y norte americanos han apoyado mi trabajo colocando mis obras en sus hogares y oficinas, también a la espléndida labor de los Kiwanis Little Havana, los cuales son los encargados de organizar el evento y seleccionar a los artistas participantes.

Pero el Carnaval on the Mile es mucho más que presentar mi trabajo, es una divertida ocasión para divertirte y pasear por Coral Gables con la familia y amigos, conocer el increíble  trabajo de otros artistas que exhiben, escuchar música en vivo, comer y también para que los niños jueguen, es un evento de todos y para todos los que viven en Miami.

De nuevo te invito a que pases por mi Stand identificado con el #30, visitame y ve mi trabajo o conversemos, me encanta escuchar las historias de mi gente. Te dejo información que será útíl para tu visita al Carnaval On The Mile 2023.

Carnaval on the Mile 2023

UBICACIÓN

Miracle Mile en Coral Gables, haz click para ver estacionamientos e indicaciones.

HORARIOS

Sábado 4 y Domingo 5 de Marzo, desde las 10 am. Haz click aquí para ver actividades y sus horas.

ENTRADA GRATIS

Stands de arte, comida  y animación infantil. Tres escenarios de conciertos y mucho más.

Sitio web oficial: Carnavalmiami.com

Puedes ver parte aquí de las actividades para este fin de semana durante el Carnaval on the Mile.

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