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Tuesday, July 5, 2022

"Rooted # 1" & "Rooted # 2" in exhibition Resilient 2, June 2022

"Rooted # 1" & "Rooted # 2" in exhibition Resilient 2 curated by Ivy Brown-Pro Arts, ART150 Gallery, June 3-25, 2022
Gallery at 150 Bay Street - 2nd Floor, Jersey City, NJ

"Vote" in Real Democracy Miller Branch Library, Jersey City, NJ - April-June 2022

"Vote" in exhibition Real Democracy curated by Walk Bye, Miller Branch Library, Jersey City, NJ - April-June 2022

"Rooted" in Exquisite Corpse exhibition, 2022

"Rooted" in exhibition Exquisite Corpse, The Firmament Gallery at Nimbus Arts Center, March 2022

Monday, July 4, 2022

Painting Love # 1 in "Renaissance, A Revival!" Exhibition

Painting Love # 1 in "Renaissance, A Revival!" Exhibition curated by Andrea McKenna - Art House Production

Art Gallery at 150Bay - Second Floor - Studio #258 - Part of Jersey City Art And Studio Tour - September 30 - October 24, 2021

Gold, Silver and Black acrylic on canvas - 36 x 36 in

Purchase artwork here: https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Love-1/99591/7895263/view

Tuesday, February 2, 2021

"We the People" at Walk Bye - Congregation B'nai Jacob, Jersey City - 2021

“We the People” at part of the group exhibition “- /ˈradək(ə)l/ - roots, body & fruit” on January 28, 2021 at the Congregation B'nai Jacob of Jersey City - 176 West Side Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07305

Curated by Catalina Aranguren

The show is inspired by the Jewish holiday Tu b'Shevat - translated literally as “New Year for the trees”. It is celebrated in contemporary Israel, as an ecological awareness day, and trees are planted in celebration. Walk-Bye held open submissions for artwork starting mid December, calling on local artists to explore the duality of how a festival of trees, growth and prosperity happens in the winter within the context of personal, spiritual, and intellectual growth.

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

My first exhibition: The Vortex by The Six Betweens Art Collective

THE VORTEX - A Solstice Celebration and Art Gathering
Friday June 22, 2012
The Six Betweens Art Collective
112 W. 138th Street, #3F, New York, NY 10030

Join our 'beyond art' event, with visual art, music, drinks and community
The June Solstice is always so special for us, with birthdays, anniversaries... This year, 2012, its energy is going to be particularly powerful, and we'd like
to honor its transforming power by hosting a creative art event in which each attendant can co-create, sing and share at will.
Presenting work by Raquel Berzosa, Laia Cabrera, Isabelle Duverger, José Villalón, David Allen and more!

Although the event is open to all, there is a $10 suggested donation for drinks, food, and production costs

Presenting there the 4-piece illustration series Paisley and the videoart piece Inx-Mix with Laia Cabrera:

Rebirth, 2011

In the exhibition, June - August 2012

Monday, August 1, 2011

July 2011: Talk to me exhibition at MoMA

"Talk to Me is an exhibition on the communication between people and objects that will open at The Museum of Modern Art on July 24th 2011. It will feature a wide range of objects from all over the world, from interfaces and products to diagrams, visualizations, perhaps even vehicles and furniture, by bona-fide designers, students, scientists, all designed in the past few years or currently under development." Talk to Me at MoMA

pictures by Isabelle Duverger

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

July 2009: The Generational: Younger Than Jesus @ The New Museum, NYC

Pictures by Isabelle Duverger

For “Younger Than Jesus,” the first edition of “The Generational,” the New Museum’s new signature triennial, fifty artists from twenty-five countries will be presented. The only exhibition of its kind in the United States, “The Generational: Younger Than Jesus” will offer a rich, intricate, multidisciplinary exploration of the work being produced by a new generation of artists born after 1976. Known to demographers, marketers, sociologists, and pundits variously as the Millennials, Generation Y, iGeneration, and Generation Me, this age group has yet to be described in any way beyond their habits of consumption. “Younger Than Jesus” will begin to examine the visual culture this generation has created to date.