Born in Caracas, Venezuela
Lives and works in Arizona and New York City.

Awards + Honors | Selected Exhibitions | Publications + Media

Education

• 2005 Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture - Skowhegan, Maine

• 2004 MFA - School of Visual Arts - New York, New York

• 2000 BFA in Painting - Summa Cum Laude - Arizona State University - Tempe, Arizona

Awards + Honors
                                        
2005
• Fellowship, Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture — Skowhegan, Maine
• Featured Speaker, Colorado State University School of Art — Fort Collins, Colorado
•Viewing Program and Slide Registry, The Drawing Center — New York, New York

2004     
• Guest Speaker, Artists Symposium, Turchin Center for the Visual Arts - Boone, North Carolina

2003     
• MFA Fine Arts Award, School of Visual Arts — New York, New York
• John Rise Award for Excellence in Painting — Tempe, Arizona 

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Selected Exhibitions

G R O U P OE X H I B I T S
                                   
2006     
• Hardcore Art Contemporary, "Happily Ever After" - Miami, Florida
• Galería Tomás Chávez Morado, "Entre Muros / Between Walls" — Guanajuato Capitál, Mexico
• MASS Gallery, "20 [MB]" - Austin, Texas
• The Convent, “Breaking the Habit” - Plain, Wisconsin
• Hardcore Art Contemporary Space, “New Media Festival” - Miami, Florida
• Exit Art, “The Studio Visit” - New York, New York
• And/Or Gallery, “Tom Moody + Saskia Jorda” - Dallas, Texas

2005
• Aratoi Wairarapa Museum of Art and History, “Traveling Tales” - Masterton, New Zealand
• Entomological Society of America, “Art Wing” - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Midway Barns, Taliesin — FLLW School of Architecture, “On a Thread” - Spring Green, Wisconsin
• The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, “Conspicuous Production” - Dallas, Texas
• University of Texas at Dallas, Visual Arts Building, Main Gallery, “Material Support” - Dallas, Texas
• Eyedrum Gallery, “Infusion”— Atlanta, Georgia
• Janette Kennedy Gallery, “ob·serve” — Dallas, Texas

2004
• Galeria Galou, “Big Proportions” — Williamsburg, New York  
• Pool Art Center, Drury University, NYC: Emerge — Springfield, Missouri
• Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Latin American Contemporary — Boone, North Carolina
• West Side Gallery, School of Visual Arts, In a Bind — New York, New York
• Streit’s Matzo, The Matzo Files — New York, New York
• Creative Arts Guild, Transplantation. Adaptation. Globalization — Dalton, Georgia
• The Consulate of Venezuela, em’ pha’-sis — New York, New York
• Visual Arts Gallery, Nine — New York, New York

2003
• Visual Arts Gallery, Strange Fictions — New York, New York
• West Side Gallery, School of Visual Arts, Systematic Structures - New York, New York
• East Side Gallery, School of Visual Arts, Processes — New York, New York

2001
• Kunst in Het Geuzenhuis, Het Beste Werk uit Mijn Atelier — Ghent, Belgium
• Cox Gallery, Drury University, Recent Correspondence — Springfield, Missouri

2000
• Harry Wood Gallery, Arizona State University, Revolving — Tempe, Arizona
• Art One Gallery, Emerging Artists — Scottsdale, Arizona
• Mayo Center for Humanity in Medicine, Alternative Space, Mayo + Arizona State University School of Art — Scottsdale, Arizona
• Step Gallery, Arizona State University, Art & Environment — Tempe, Arizona
• Harry Wood Gallery, Arizona State University, Scholarship Recipients for Excellence in Painting Exhibition — Tempe, Arizona
• Step Gallery, Arizona State University, Painting & Drawing — Tempe, Arizona

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S O L O OE X H I B I T S

2001
• Richard Hayler: Artifacts - Dallas,Texas

2000
• Step Gallery, Arizona State University: Fragments — Tempe, Arizona

1999
• Historic Hotel San Carlos: Experimental Patterns — Phoenix, Arizona

Publications + Media

• Adriana Herrera T., “Fiesta de cierre del festival de Video en galeria Hardcore,” The Miami Herald, 9.21.2006
• Titus O’Brien, “And / Or opens with top talents,” Star-Telegram, 2.12.2006
• Amanda L. Gordon, “Exit Art: The Studio Visit,” The New York Sun, 1.9.2006
• Quin Mathews, “South Side Artists,” Documentary Film with commentary by Rick Bretell, 2005
• Rick Bretell and Karen Weiner, “UTDallas South Side Artist Residency 2003-2005,” Catalog, 2005
• Charissa N. Terranova, “Material Support: Northern Exposure of the South Side Lab,” Dallas Observer, 7.28.2005
• Janet Kutner,“Starter Kits,” Dallas Morning News, 7.25.2005
• Jerry Cullum,“Latin American influences subtle,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 5.29.2005
• Felicia Feaster,“All-Embracing Theme,” Creative Loafing Atlanta, 5.18.2005
• Alejandra Villasmil,“Artistas Venezolanos en Nueva York,” El Diario/La Prensa, 2.29.2004

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