Artist Information:
Bernardo C. Marigmen
Chicago, IL
United States
Member Since: Aug 2003
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Artist Statement:
Marigmen received a MFA in
1993 from the School of the
Art Institute of Chicago. He
studied architecture at the
Milwaukee School of
Engineering, attended
University of London and
taught art history at the
Louvre in Paris. In 1999, he
showcased/curated over 50
exhibits in the USA. In 2000,
he assumed the role as
Director of Art Etc. where he
has been a driving force in
the community and has helped
establish some of the city's
premier arts-related events
including the annual Dandelion
Wine Arts Festivals. In 2005
he received the Jack Benny
Humanitarian Award, he was
inducted to the
Filipino-American Hall of Fame
in 2004, he received Chicago's
Friends Of The Arts-Service to
the Community Award in 2002.
He has been featured in
Artbeat, Artscope, MR Magazine
and Abitare. Since 1987, he
has produced over 1,000
original art and has exhibited
at close to 200 galleries
including venues in Milan,
London and Paris. Currently,
he is VP/Partner of Tovoli
Neckwear where he manufactures
original & limited edition
"wearable art" for clientele
such as Fred Hayman's of
Beverly Hills and Marshall
Fields. Tovoli ties have been
featured in programs like
Wheel of ...
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Bernardo C. Marigmen's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Bernardo C. Marigmen's Portfolio. Browse C. Marigmen's body of work: Marigmen received a MFA in 1993 from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He studied architecture at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, attended University of London and taught art history at the Louvre in Paris. In 1999, he showcased/curated over 50 exhibits in the USA. In 2000, he assumed the role as Director of Art Etc. where he has been a driving force in the community and has helped establish some of the city's premier arts-related events including the annual Dandelion Wine Arts Festivals. In 2005 he received the Jack Benny Humanitarian Award, he was ... |
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