Artist Information:
Tony Mendoza
Miami, FL
United States
Member Since: Apr 2005
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Artist Statement:
Artist Tony Mendoza was born
in New York to Cuban parents,
but raised in the Little
Havana neighborhood of Miami.
This guy's work is so vibrant
and colorful! He intimately
captures the daily life of
Little Havana with style and
best of all, a great sense of
humor. I Cuban.com Magazine -
Three Guys from Miami -
November 2003
I commenced my artistic
endeavors by painting the
colorful and historic homes of
my childhood neighborhood of
Little Havana, and bringing my
art to the public at Cultural
Fridays on Calle Ocho. My
unique and whimsical
renderings led to many
commissions of house portraits
throughout South Florida and
eventually the rest of the
country. Inspired by my
activity in Little Havana I
have created several
collections of humorous
vignettes depicting life and
commerce in this vibrant
section of Miami. These
paintings show the love I have
for the city and its
inhabitants with their quirky
and colorful lifestyles and
customs.
Tony Mendoza creates images
and vignettes of Little
Havana, perpetuating in his
acrylics the Cuban heritage in
a primitive-expressionistic
style full of vibrant color.
--Vilma E. Muises, Florida
Exclusive Magazine April 2004
My style has been described as
Primitive Expressionist...
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Tony Mendoza's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Tony Mendoza's Portfolio. Browse Mendoza's body of work: Artist Tony Mendoza was born in New York to Cuban parents, but raised in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami. This guy's work is so vibrant and colorful! He intimately captures the daily life of Little Havana with style and best of all, a great sense of humor. I Cuban.com Magazine - Three Guys from Miami - November 2003
I commenced my artistic endeavors by painting the colorful and historic homes of my childhood neighborhood of Little Havana, and bringing my art to the public at Cultural Fridays on Calle Ocho. My unique and whimsical renderings led to many commissions... |
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