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Mermaid Song (Canto de Sirena) Installation
Photographic documentation of Mermaid Song (Canto de Sirena) installation at Galería Senda in Barcelona, Spain.
Created by Charo Oquet
The Kingdom of Our World
Postcard for the exhibition, The Kingdom of Our World at the Ambrosino Gallery, September 1, 1999. The back of the postcard reads: The Kingdom of Our World, installation, performance and new work by Charo Oquet.
Created by Charo Oquet on 1999
Relfections of the Soul
Postcard for the exhibition, Reflections of the Soul, at the A+ Resources Fine Art Gallery in Miami, March 10 - 31, 2001. The back of the postcard reads: A+ Resources Fine Art Gallery presents: “Reflections of the Soul” works by: Charo Oquet,…
Created by Charo Oquet on 2001
Karen Rifas
Postcard for an exhibition, Karen Rifas at Arevalo Gallery in Miami, December 2013 – January 2014. The back of the postcard reads: The work of Karen Rifas dwells within a very unique and poetic language in which form manifests itself through…
Created by Karen Rifas on 2014
Karen Rifas
Postcard for an exhibition, Karen Rifas at the Duncan Gallery of Art at Stetson University, September 10 – October 8, 1999.
Created by Karen Rifas on 1999
Volumes of Fragility
Postcard for the exhibition, Volumes of Fragility at the Pinnacle Gallery at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), April 6 – 30, 2007. The back of the postcards reads: Karen Rifas’ site-specific installation uses the architectural imprint…
Created by Karen Rifas on 2007
Overlap
Documentation of the installation Overlap at a private residence in Miami.
Created by Karen Rifas on 2008
Overlap
Documentation of the site-specific cord installation Overlap at Dimensions Variable, 2008. Overlap consists of black cords.
Created by Karen Rifas on 2008
Untitled 1988
Documentation of installation Untitled at Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) in North Carolina, 1988. Untitled is composed of bronze and leaves. Each bronze piece measures 96" x 20" x 28". The installation measures 96" x 90" x 90".
Created by Karen Rifas on 1988
