Drawing titled "Lima La Horrible III" by Bernardo Barreto, Original Artwork

Lima La Horrible III (2018) Drawing by Bernardo Barreto

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Dimensions Height 27.2in, Width 13.4in

Part of the series "Lima La Horrible" based on personal experiences of life in cities like Lima, Buenos Aires and New York. Huddled human beings in search of their freedom sometimes falling out of society towards an unknown bottom (the marginals). Ink drawing on cardboard. [...]

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Bernardo Barreto

Peru

Estudia Pintura y Grabado en la Facultad de Arte de La Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. En esa misma época lleva cursos de dibujo con Cristina Galvez y de acuarela con Juan Pastorelli. Es miembro del Taller 72, de grabado. Paralelamente, practica el arte del dibujo humorístico y trabaja para la revista Monos y Monadas bajo el seudónimo de Marat. Se dedica al comic y a la novela gráfica. Colabora con dibujos y afiches para el grupo de teatro Cuatrotablas. Es docente en el Instituto de Arte Toulouse Lautrec, en la especialidad de dibujo.

En 1984 se instala en Nueva York y participa en numerosas actividades grupales, destacando el evento La Misa Latinoamericana. Estudia en The School of Visual Arts y The Art Students League. Es convocado a participar en la restauración de los murales de la Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York. Practica a su vez el arte del diseño textil y trabaja en forma independiente para diversas firmas. Participa activamente en The Graphic Artists Guild, entidad que protege los derechos de los artistas.

Descubre el arte Japones del Butoh, a través del grupo de danza-teatro Sankai Juku, con el cual participa en talleres de capacitación visual y corporal. Desarrolla el arte del Performance con proyección fotográfica, presentandose en espacios alternativos. Todas estas experiencias le brindan una amplia visión del mundo y de las Artes.
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