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Juan Carlos Stekelman JUAN CARLOS STEKELMAN Born Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1936 EDUCATION 1962 Manuel Belgrano School of Arts, Argentina 1983 Bachelor of Arts, (Humanities) Open University, UK SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2012 Juan Carlos Stekelman Early Works (1965-1975), The Frankendael Foundation, Amsterdam, Netherlands 2007 Sigen Espacio Multiarte, Buenos Aires, Argentina Two Printmaking Friends, Annual Printmaking Meeting, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2002 Museo del Grabado, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1999 Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1996 Museo Nacional del Grabado, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1994 Galería Van Riel, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1988 Galería Van Riel Buenos Aires, Argentina 1983 Madisons, London, UK Canaletto, London, UK 1980 Mario Flecha Gallery, London, UK Canaletto Gallery, London, UK 1979 Angelus Sala de Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1976 Hampstead Theatre, London, UK 1975 Stanhope Institute, London, UK Mermaid Theatre, London, UK 1973 Oxford Playhouse, Oxford, UK 1972 Canaletto Gallery, London, UK Phoenix Theatre Leicester, UK Erica Bourne Gallery, London, UK 1971 Galería Van Riel, Buenos Aires, Argentina Phoenix Theatre Leicester, UK 1970 Woodstock Gallery, London, UK Galería Lirolay, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1969 Unión Panamericana, Washington, USA Instituto de Cultura Hispánica, Madrid, Spain Galería Vignes, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1967 Galería Van Riel, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1966 Galería Lirolay, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1963 Falbo Librero, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1961 Galería Lirolay, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1960 Galería del Grupo 8, Uruguay 1950 Miraflores, Peru SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2012 National Print Exhibition, Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2012 Argentine Printmakers Argentine Embassy, Berlin, Germany 2011 ‘Works on Paper’, Karin Weber Gallery, Hong Kong 2011 Diverging Graphics, Cultural Center Paseo Quinta Trabuco, Florida, Buenos Aires Province 2010 Eduardo Sivori Museum, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2009 Contemporary Graphics, Centro Cultural Borges, Buenos Aires and Tamarind Institute U.S.A. Argentine Printmakers At the National Art Center, Tokyo, Japan 2008 Aniversary Exhibition, Sigen Espacio Multiarte, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2002 Salón Municipal Manuel Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2000 Salón Municipal Manuel Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1999 Exposición Julio Bocca Andanzas, Buenos Aires, Argentina (Palais de Glace) Premio Banco Provincia, Seleccionado, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1998 Panorama del Grabado Argentino, Buenos Aires, Argentina (Centro Cultural Borges) 1991 Argentinos Printmakers in London, London, UK (Anglo-Argentine Society) Exposición Nacional de Grabado Buenos Aires, Argentina 1988 Salón Confederación General Económica, Buenos Aires, Argentina The Cleveland (UK) Cleveland, UK (Third International Drawing exhibition) 1976 Brighton College, Brighton, UK www.austindesmond.com 1970 Xylon V, Zurich, Switzerland 1968 Braque Award 1968, (Selected Artist) Buenos Aires, Argentina 1965 Museo de Arte Moderno Asunción, Paraguay 1961 2nd Edition, Biennale de Paris, Paris, France. 1960 Primer Certamen Latinoamericano de Xilografía, Buenos Aires, Argentina AWARDS 2011 Second Prize , (Acquisition) Prints Municipal Museum Eduardo Sivori, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2010 Honourable Mention , National Print Exhibition, Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2002 Third Prize, Segunda Bienal Argentina de Gráfica Latinoamericana, Museo Nacional del Grabado, Buenos Aires, Argentina Honourable Mention, Print categrory, Papelera Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1988 First Prize, Confederación General Económica, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1963 Honourable Mention, Primera Bienal de Artes Gráficas, Santiago, Chile 1963 Best Selection of Prints, Folder Ellena Edicions 1962 Honourable Mention, Centro de Estudiantes de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina COLLECTIONS Museo de Arte Moderno, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Eduardo Sivori Museum, Buenos Aires, Argentina; The Museum of Modern Art New York, USA; Museum of Modern Art Córdoba, Argentina; Museum of Modern Art Santa Fe, Argentina; Museum of Modern Art Asunción, Paraguay; National Print Museum Buenos Aires, Argentina; ESCALA - The Essex Collection of Art from Latin America Colchester, UK and The British Museum London, UK. The Chris Currell Collection, London, UK; Centro Cultural Borges, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Fundacion Julio Bocca, “Andanzas” Buenos Aires, Argentina; Museo Artemio Alisio, Entre Rios, Argentina PUBLICATIONS 1963 Friendly Poems, Woodcuts by Juan C. Stekelman, Poems by several friends 1960 Poemas de Madera y Soledad, Buenos Aires Argentina, Poems of wood and solitude, Poetry by Rene Daniel Uset, Woodcuts by Juan C. Stekelman, Buenos Aires, Argentina ART FOLDERS 2010 Imagenes-Images, 12 linocuts by Juan Carlos Stekelman, printed from the original block by ABUNO Printers Doodles-Dibujitos, 20 Folders with 12 pages each of Original Doodles. Matias Amici Printers www.austindesmond.com .
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