Nice Duglas Arguelles large acrylic canvas, 200 x 200 cm, title: Hipros. Serie: "Harina de Otro Costal". Provenance: private owner.
Biography: Born 1977. Douglas Arguelles Cruz is a Professor of Drawing and Painting Department, Faculty of Fine Arts of the ISA. He is also a Member of the Department of Public Intervention Project (DIP).In Cuba, his work has been shown at the Salon of Contemporary Cuban Art, City Hall, and collateral to the exhibition VII, VIII, IX, X and XI Biennial of Havana. Argüelles has made interventions in different areas of the country. He obtained prize of Centro de Desarrollo de las Artes Visuales, Salón de la Ciudad, 2003. Curated Prize 2007, Goldberg Variations, La Casona Gallery, Havana, Cuba. His works have been exhibited at the Centre for Development of Visual Arts; La Casona Gallery; Havana Gallery; Hispanic-American Center of Culture, Cuba; Contemporary Art Center Wilfredo Lam; Higher Institute of Art, Havana, Cuba. Outside of Cuba his work was featured at PAMM, Peres Art Museum of Miami, Florida; Patricia and Philip Frost Museum, Miami, Florida, Estados Unidos; Amadis Gallery, Madrid, Spain; Museum of Contemporary Art in Algeria; International Fair of Contemporary Art- Shanghai, China; Biennial of Contemporary Art- Portugal 2011. Obtained Residency Unlimited. Cuban Artist Fund. New York, United States; Scholarship Batiscafo (Triangle Art Trust and Gasworks England in Havana), 2008; Gilbert Brownstone Foundation Residency, Paris, France, 2012.

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