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PR Javier Leon Perez CV JAVIER LEÓN PERÉZ CURRICULUM VITAE Education 2011 Master in Art – Creation and Research, MAC+I, Facultad de Bellas Artes, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain 2007 BA in Fine Arts, specialized in painting, Facultad de Sta. Isabel de Hungría, Universidad de Sevilla, Seville, Spain 2001 Applied Arts, specialization in Adversting Art, Escuela de Artes y Oficios Artísticos de Sevilla, Seville, Spain Individual exhibitions 2017 2011 Tempus-Spatium, N2 Gallery, Barcelona, Warp & Silence, Galería Trema, Lisbon, Spain Portugal 2015 Galeria Paços, Cámara Municipal de Horarium, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong Torres Vedras, Portugal 2014 2009 Origen, Trema Arte Contemporânea, Secret Garden, Galeria Trema, Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal Portugal Collective exhibitions 2018 Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, N2 Gallery, Barcelona Reflections, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong Interactions, The House of Fine Art Absence, Art Loft Gallery, Brussels, Gallery, London, UK Belgium 2016 Art Central, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong Anamnesis: The Reasoned Doubt, Puerta 2017 Roja, Hong Kong Scope Miami, Modus Art Gallery, Paris, NAVIgation, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong France Paper Language V5, Fernando Gallery, Collectors Cabinet, Puerta Roja, Hong Pradilla, Madrid, Spain Kong Art Central, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong Art Taipei, Puerta Roja, Taipei, Taiwan KIAF, Puerta Roja, Seoul, Korea KIAF, Puerta Roja, Seoul, Korea Art Stage Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia Puerta Roja |1F, SOHO189, 189 Queen’s Road West |Sheung Wan | [email protected] | +852 2803 0332 © Copyright 2018 by Adriana Alvarez-Nichol. All rights reserved by Puerta Roja Limited. Hong Kong. Context Art Miami, N2 Gallery, Dearte Madrid 2011, Feria de Arte Barcelona, Spain Contemporáneo, Madrid, Spain 2015 Arte Gira City, Meca, Mediterráneo Centro Artístico, Almería, Spain 10th Anniversary Exhibition, N2 Gallery, Bacelona, Spain MAC+I, Centro Cultural MIRA, Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain Third Space, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong 2010 KIAF, Puerta Roja, Seoul, Korea Knitting and Stitching Show, Art Fair 2010, Bazaar Art Jakarta, Puerta Roja, London, UK Indonesia Art Lisboa 10, Galería Trema, Lisbon, Beyond Borders, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong Portugal Art Central, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong Biennial Paper of Contemporary Art 2014 2010. Rijswijk Museum, Rijswijk, Holland. Art Taipei, Puerta Roja, Taipei, Taiwan “100 años atrás”, Institut Françoise, Madrid, Spain KIAF, Puerta Roja, Seoul, Korea Nº 60., Casa del Estudiante of the UCM in Bazaar Art Jakarta, Puerta Roja, Jakarta, collaboration with Korea’s Embassy, Indonesia Madrid, Spain Cruce de caminos, Victor López. Málaga Crea Off, La Caja Blanca Galería, Barcelona, Spain Cultural Center, Málaga, Spain Recollective 3, Puerta Roja, Hong Kong 2009 PLAN RENOVE, Curator Sema D`Costa, Escultores andaluces, Academia de Pumarejo Exhibition Hall, Seville, Spain Bellas Artes, Seville, Spain 2013 The Portrait, Alehp Gallery, Lisbon, Abstractionism, Curator Juan F. Portugal Lacomba, Ayto de Tomares Exhibition Landscape, Alehp Gallery, Lisbon, Hall. Seville, Spain Portugal Swab 2013, Contemporary Art Fair, Acua09, MECA gallery, Almeria, Spain Stand Galería AJG, Barcelona, Spain 2008 Espejismos, Galería AJG, Seville, Spain PAN Amsterdam 09 Art Fair. Gallerie Judy 2012 Straten, Amsterdam, Netherlands Casa/ Arte, Feria de Arte, Madrid, Spain Art Lisboa 09, Galería Trema, Lisbon, Galería AJG, Seville, Spain Portugal "Haciendo Mano", Fundación Arte Gira NS08, MECA Gallery, Almería, Madariaga, Seville, Spain Spain 2011 Rewie, Gallerie Judy Straten, Grubbenvorst, Holland 72nd Plastic Arts Internacional Exhibition, Sala Concejalía de Cultura y Turismo del Art Madrid 08, Contemporary Art Fair, Ayuntamiento de Valdepeñas, Ciudad Galería Aleph, Madrid, Spain Real, Spain Puerta Roja |1F, SOHO189, 189 Queen’s Road West |Sheung Wan | [email protected] | +852 2803 0332 © Copyright 2018 by Adriana Alvarez-Nichol. All rights reserved by Puerta Roja Limited. Hong Kong. 2007 Paisaje, Galería Alehp, Ciudad Real, Spain Realidades encontradas, Galería Carmen Carmona, Seville, Spain Málaga Crea Off, Centro Cultural La Caja Blanca, Málaga, Spain PAN Amsterdam 07 Art Fair, Gallerie Judy Straten, Amsterdam, Netherlands Nº 60, Casa del Estudiante of the UCM in collaboration with Korea’s Embassy, VIII Biennial of Contemporary Art Pinto Madrid, Spain Laxeiro, Lalín, Pontevedra, Spain Málaga Crea Off, Centro Cultural La Temporalidad, Galería Henarte, Caja Blanca, Málaga, Spain Málaga, Spain 2006 Lista Koln 07, COnemporary Art Fair, Cologne, Germany Percepciones de la Ciudad - Mirada de 12 artistas del Mediterráneo, Rewie, Gallerie Judy Straten, JISER/IEMED, Sala Teatro Túnez/ Centre Grubbenvost, Holland Civic Fort Puienc, Barcelona, Spain/ El Retrato, Galería Alehp, Ciudad Real, Galería Kurt, Zaragoza, Spain Spain ALBIAC 06, Cabo de Gata, Pabellón 8 Art Lisboa 09, Galería Trema, Lisbon, Artistas Andaluces. Rodalquilar, Almería, Portugal Spain El Retrato, Galería Alehp, Ciudad Real, PAN Amsterdam 06 Art fair, Gallerie Judy Spain Straten, Amsterdam, Netherlands Awards 2016 2011 Selection, Prize BMW 2016 International Selection, 72th Plastic Arts International Award of Painting Exposition, Valdepeñas’ Council of Culture and Tourism, Ciudad Real, Spain 2015 Selection, BANCAJA Painting Award, Selection, First International of painting, Valencia, Spain Focus-Abengoa Acquisition Prize, UNIA, Painting Award, 2012 Universidad Nacional de Andalucía, Scholarship, II Encontro Da Artistas Huelva, Spain Novos, Cidade da Cultura de Galicia”, Selection, Painting Award 2011, La Santiago de Compostela, Spain Rioja’s Parliament, Logroño, Spain Scholarship, Sevilla es talento, Seville’s 2010 City Council and Madariaga Fundation, Seville, Spain Selection, Young Award 10 Plastic Arts, UCM General Foundation, Madrid, Spain Selection, Young Award Málaga Crea 2010, Ayuntamiento de Málaga, Málaga, Spain 2009 Puerta Roja |1F, SOHO189, 189 Queen’s Road West |Sheung Wan | [email protected] | +852 2803 0332 © Copyright 2018 by Adriana Alvarez-Nichol. All rights reserved by Puerta Roja Limited. Hong Kong. Selection, Desencaja 09, Premio de Acquisition Award, Laxeiro Painter Artes Plásticas, Youth Institute of Biennial. Entidad: Caixa Galicia, Lalín, Andalucía, Málaga, Spain Pontevedra, Spain Scholarship, Fundación Caja Madrid for 2007 Seminar “Contemporary Art through the Honourable Mention, Royal Academy of Museo del Prado” Fine Arts’ Autumn Hall Holy Isabel of Hungary, Seville, Spain 2006 2nd Prize in Painting, Painting Contest Gustavo Bacarisas, Seville, Spain 2008 Collections La Caixa Foundation Collection, Spain DEARTE Collection, Spain Victor Hartono Collection, Indonesia Galila Barzilai Collection, Belgium Madariaga Foundation, Spain Puerta Roja |1F, SOHO189, 189 Queen’s Road West |Sheung Wan | [email protected] | +852 2803 0332 © Copyright 2018 by Adriana Alvarez-Nichol. All rights reserved by Puerta Roja Limited. Hong Kong. .
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