Artist Information:
Juana Almaguer
Sendai,
Japan
Member Since: Sep 2000
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Artist Statement:
Biography
Born and raised in Fresno,
California, Juana Almaguer
holds a B.A. degree in
Counseling at California State
University, Fresno. Although
her original intent was to
practice Family Counseling,
her semester in England,
touring of Europe, along with
her six years in Japan offered
Almaguer not only the time to
explore her natural love for
art but greatly influenced her
decision to paint full-time.
While living in Sapporo, Japan
she studied Chinese Ink
Painting for 16 months at the
Sapporo NHK Bunka (cultural)
Center. The traditional and
controlled form of Chinese Ink
Painting had an important
impact on Almaguer's art, as
well as her development as an
artist. Her art combines her
training in Chinese Ink
Painting with the rules of
Western Art.
Juana Almaguer. relocated from
Sapporo, Japan to Zacatecas,
Mexico in 1997 to work on her
art full-time. She has spent
the last eight years overseas
and plans to move back to her
hometown by December 2000.
Artist's Statement
Chinese Ink painting instilled
in me the importance of
practicing the same brush
strokes, in a particular
order, time and time again.
Through this discipline, I
learned that the brush strokes
become a part ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Upcoming Solo Exhibitions:
June 2002 - with Lylia Carr at
Gallery 25
Upcoming Group Exhibitions:
March 2002 - UC Center
Mar. 2002 - Honoring William
Saroyan at Gallery 25
Dec. 2002 - Gallery 25
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Born and raised in Fresno, California, Juana Almaguer holds a B.A. degree in Counseling at California State University, Fresno. Although her original intent was to practice Family Counseling, her semester in England, touring of Europe, along with her six years in Japan offered Almaguer not only the time to explore her natural love for art but greatly influenced her decision to paint full-time.
While living in Sapporo, Japan she studied Chinese Ink Painting for 16 months at the Sapporo NHK Bunka (cultural) Center. The traditional and controlled form of Chinese Ink Painting had an important impact on ... |
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