Exhibitions

Chronology

1. 2025
   • Publishes “Semirrecta” (Q Ediciones), a book that traces her artistic journey. Launched on 31 July at the Complejo Cultural Atlas, Mitre 645, Rosario.
2. 2022
   • Art for Peace Cycle, a tribute to women at the ECU, Rosario, coordinated by Bernardo Conde Narváez (La Capital, 25 April).
   • Group exhibition “Amazonas, Mujeres en clave insurrecta”, curated by Marisa Chazarreta, in the “Puerto Argentino” hall of the Concejo Municipal de Rosario (September).
   • “Ancestral”, retrospective exhibition at La Tertulia, 9–30 September.
3. 2017
   • “Origen”, acrylic on canvas and cardboard, Museo Gallardo, Rosario.
4. 2015
   • Profile “Son de acá” by Hugo López in Rosario Hoy, April 2015.
5. 2013
   • “Agosto”, Urquiza 556, Rosario.
6. 2012
   • Shows 10 digital works in the exhibition “El Volcán existe”, San Luis.
   • Live painting in a collective multidisciplinary improvisation with the pianist and composer Federico Miyara, Biblioteca Argentina Dr. Juan Álvarez, in tribute to those who fell in the Malvinas War.
7. 2011
   • “9 cabezas. El hombre, ese ser inacabado…”, Salón Rector Ricardo Suárez, Sede de Gobierno UNR.
   • “Trazos reiterados a través del poniente rosarino”, Arte al Concejo series, Concejo Municipal de Rosario.
   • Solo exhibition at the El Cairo bar, Rosario.
8. 2010
   • Takes part in the exhibition of prize-winning works from the Concorso Internazionale di Pittura Contemporanea, Monte San Giusto, Italy.
9. 2009
   • Takes part in “Un Monumento de Paz”, International Day of Peace, Monumento Nacional a la Bandera, 21 September.
10. 2008
    • Juror at the First Aguarte Encounter at the Casa del Agua, under the auspices of the Government of Santa Fe.
    • Exhibits digital works at the Artefe space, Fundación Nuevo Banco de Santa Fe.
11. 2007
    • Solo exhibition “Un largo pasillo, innumerables historias”, digital art, Amigos del Arte, Rosario.
    • She then joins the Board of Directors of Amigos del Arte and takes charge of organising exhibitions; she resigns at the end of that year.
    • First prize at the Small Format salon with the digital work “Hoy reunión”.
    • One of her works illustrates the cover of the poetry collection “A tientas yo te habito” by Emir Álvarez Gardiol.
    • The filmmaker Ricardo Vidaurre Salcedo shoots a short film in her studio, part of the film “Pintores Argentinos”, presented at the 45th Bilbao International Documentary and Short Film Festival.
12. 2005
    • Solo exhibition “aves.aves.aves.aves…”, digital art, Centro Cultural Bernardino Rivadavia. Talk “¿Pinceles o píxeles?” with David Fuks and Lucio Berrone.
    • Special mention from the jury at the small-format salon of the Casa del Artista Plástico for “Geometrías”, digital.
    • Exhibition of digital work, “Geometrías” series, 5–10 December, Juan Manuel de Rosas 1458, Rosario.
13. 2004
    • Juror for the selection of greeting cards on cooperative themes, Municipalidad de Rosario and Cooperativa de Vivienda Rosario.
14. 2002
    • Awarded the Targa di Merito in the painting section of the same competition; her work remains in the Pinacoteca Municipal of Monte San Giusto.
    • Ventures into digital art with a graphic exhibition at the Diario Clarín, Rosario.
15. 2001
    • Takes part in the 4º Concorso Internazionale di Pittura Contemporanea Lorenzo Lotto, Monte San Giusto (Macerata), Italy, in the graphic arts section.
16. 1997
    • “América, la otra creación”, Centro Cultural Bernardino Rivadavia, Rosario.
17. 1996
    • Exhibition at the Alianza Francesa de Rosario, San Luis 846, 29 April – 31 May.
18. 1993
    • Speaker at the IV Encuentro Latinoamericano sobre Enseñanza Artística, Havana, Cuba, with the paper “¿Potenciamos o cercenamos la capacidad creadora?”.
19. 1988
    • Presents the segment “El niño y el adolescente en el arte” on Canal 4, Cable Hogar, as part of the programme Artistas Rosarinos.
    • Exhibition of ink drawings, “Argelia, raza y cultura milenaria — testimonio 1987”, Asociación Empresaria de Rosario.
20. 1987
    • Galería Knoll, Punta del Este, Uruguay (January).
    • Nadi El-Ouns gallery at the Centre des Arts Riadh El-Feth, Algiers, Algeria, 15 July – 31 August, following a study trip devoted to Islamic art.
21. 1986
    • Travels to Spain, Italy and France to study art and architecture. Begins the collage series “Testimonios”.
22. 1985
    • Centro de Ingenieros, La Rioja, at the invitation of the Dirección de Cultura (July).
    • 23 oil paintings at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Salta, Casa de Arias Rengel. She also exhibits in Tucumán.
23. 1984
    • Galería Witcomb, Buenos Aires, in May.
    • First exhibition in San Nicolás: Sala “Rómulo Elena” of the Asociación Cultural Rumbo, 27 October.
    • Series “Paisajes riojanos”. Juror at the FATA salon.
24. 1983
    • Galería Witcomb, Buenos Aires; Banco de Galicia and Fundación Musical Yamaha, Rosario.
    • Her details are listed in the Anuario Latinoamericano de las Artes Plásticas.
25. 1982
    • Galería Witcomb, Buenos Aires; Galería Krass and Banco de Galicia, Rosario.
    • Series “Paisajes del Litoral”. Juror at the Manuel Musto salon.
26. 1981
    • Galería Genesy, Mendoza.
    • First prize at the Salón Anual Manuel Musto.
27. 1980
    • Galería Renom and Mutual de Escribanos, Rosario.
28. 1979
    • Galería Rubinstein, Mar del Plata.
29. 1978
    • Galería Genesy, Mendoza.
    • Begins taking part in municipal, provincial and national art salons in Entre Ríos, Santa Fe and Córdoba. Prizes and honourable mentions at the Manuel Musto salon and the Salón de Artistas Plásticos Rosarinos at the Museo J. B. Castagnino.
30. 1977
    • Galería Firenze, Rosario.
    • First prize at the Salón Anual Manuel Musto.
31. 1975
    • First solo exhibition: oil paintings at Galería Diez, San Martín 571, 15–29 November, introduced by maestro Marcelo Dasso. She begins exhibiting regularly in Buenos Aires, Rosario, La Rioja, Mendoza, Tucumán, Salta, Venado Tuerto and San Nicolás.
    • Series “Nativos de ascendencia toba, mataca y guaraní” and “Personajes del Noroeste”, born of her travels through north-western Argentina and Bolivia.