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Business
Plan 2010
On to its 5th year of
operations, HACS’s projection as an international contemporary art gallery with
a presence in the Asian, European and American continents, representing artists
from all countries and with the intent to promote Latin American art in
European and Asian markets has been accomplished but continues on its quest to
conquer new goals. To mention a few objectives, we will continue to encourage
the exchange of American artists in the European and Asian markets and the
exchange of European and Asian artists in the American market. Also, the
inclusion of our artists in museum projects around the world.
In addition, we will support
the participation of artists from the state of Florida with the theme GO LOCAL,
mainly artists from Miami. We will partake in vanguard projects as NO LONGER
EMPTY in New York City and INDEPENDENT COLLECTORS. For the development of these
proposals related to Non Profits & Museums we have the platform Arts
Connection as a bridge connecting the gallery to public and private
institutions. We will continue to support gay pride month and will remain
collaborating with institutions such as the Spanish Cultural Center, the Center
for Latin American Art in Shanghai CANART, IDB Washington, strategic
partnerships sponsored by embassies such as Netherlands, Spain, and France.
Committed to our New Media
Festival, this year on its 5th edition, we will endorse sound art, graffiti and
performance art. We will introduce a prize for emerging artists and art
students; and continue to support
video art in all its forms, installations and photography in our
proposals.
We consider art fairs a significant and vital part
of our business and an excellent platform for dissemination and projection of
the art.
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Represented its artists
in the following exhibitions
• HACS represented Jonathan Rockford at:
“The Rise of Rad – The Influence of the Urethane Revolution”
The Torrance Art Museum.
Torrance, California.
July 24, 2010
• HACS represented Xavier Cortada at:
Biennial of the Americas 2010
Museo de las Americas.
Denver, Colorado.
June 26 to September 26, 2010
• HACS represented Julie L. Friel at:
Art Battles NYC at Art Expo NY and Art Battles Miami.
Winner: Julie L. Friel
February 27, 2010
• HACS will participate with Gabriela Morawetz at:
IKF Latin American Auction 2010 crated to benefit:
International Kids Fund
Miami, Florida
October 2010
• HACS will participate with Andres Michelena, Irene Pressner and Nela
Ochoa at:
smART Project
Freedom Tower, Miami Dade College
Miami, Florida
October 29 to December 15, 2010
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Gallery Program, 2010
February:
• Group Show, “LOVE, INFATUATION or LUST”
• Gabriela Morawetz, “Closer to me than myself”
March:
• Ena Marrero, “Shear Lithium”
Continues on view:
• Group Show, “LOVE, INFATUATION or LUST”
April:
• Robert Mazerolle, “Attraction”
Continues on view:
• Ena Marrero, “Shear Lithium”
May:
• Sabrina Montiel-Soto, “Soul Without Face”
• Lyndale Pettus, “LIGHT”
June:
• Manuela Covini, “These Things From Behind”
Continues on view:
• Sabrina Montiel-Soto, “Soul Without Face”
• Lyndale Pettus, “LIGHT”
July and August:
• Troy Simmons, “IMPACT”
• Julie L. Friel, “Tar and Feathered”
• Julie Friel, Nicky Cassinera, Rochi Llaneza and Tita Castro, “DEAD SEA”
Continues on view:
• Manuela Covini, “These Things From Behind”
September and October:
• V New Media Festival: Xavier Cortada, Miru Kim, Gladys Triana, Venessa
Monokian,
Antonia Wright and Ruben Millares.
• Jonathan Rockford, “Rise and Fall”
November and December:
• Andres Michelena, “content”
• Anne Brunet, “Corpes et Ames/Body and Soul”
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Art Fairs 2010
• Scope NY
Irene P., Julie L. Friel, Manuela Covini, Natasha Duwin, Gladys Triana
March 3 to 7
• Art Monaco
Robert Z., Jonathan Rockford, Manuela Covini, Elena Majera, Irene Pressner, Julie Friel, Natasha Duwin,
Gabriela Morawetz
April 29 to May 2
• Pinta London
Irene Pressner, Gladys Triana, Castellani, Lucia Pizzani, Julie Friel,
Natasha Duwin. David Palacios:
project, and Andres Michelena
June 3 to 6
• Scope Basel
Manuela Covini, Julie Friel, Jonathan Rockford, Natasha Duwin, Robert
Zuckerman
June 15 to 19
• Scope Miami
Julie Friel, Xavier Cortada, Nela Ochoa, Jonathan Rockford
November 30 to December 5
2009 Exhibitions
July 2009
Curators Desire by Mariela Leal
Life at 40th PLAYBACK by Lujan Castellani
May 2009
Time Machine by Robert Zuckerman
Claude Guenard, “Fashion Slave”
Nela Ochoa
"Love Stories";from the visible collection In collaboration with the Spanish Cultural Center
April 2009
"Love Stories";from the visible collection
In collaboration with the Spanish Cultural Center
Gay Pride 2009
Claude Guenard, “Fashion Slave”
Nela Ochoa
March 2009
"Square In Square out"
A group exhibition of neo-geometric conceptualism with works of artists Ani Villanueva, Pepe Lopez, Carlos Trilnick, Benito Laren, Richard Garet, Pancho Quilici, Claudia Bueno, Gladys Triana, Leandro Comba, Richard Garet, and Rodolfo Agrella, Nina Dotti, among others.
Henry Bermudez,"From Where, What, Who"
Portraying his monumental and intricate paintings
"Andres Michelena, "Re-cicle"
Julie Lopez, “It Tastes Like Chicken”
February 2009
Andres Michelena, "Re-cicle"
Ann Brunet
"The Avant-Garde of Contemporary Drawings"
Julie Lopez, “It Tastes Like Chicken”
Alexis W , " La ventana indiscreta VI"
January 2009
HACS will be opening on January 10th, 2009 with 3 exhibits of Spanish artists:
A photographer from Madrid, Alexis Perez Montero exhibiting his light boxes titled " la ventana indiscreta VI "; Ignacio Goitia’s “Daily Scenes” which displays his paintings on backgrounds of monumental European historic architectures, where different groups of people in a series of apparently contradictory situations are presented.
Also showing, a group of cutting-edge photographers from Valencia present Mariano Vargas, who fell in love with beauty before reaching the use of reason; Virginia Leyton, Elias Perez, Marusela Granell, Albert Adsuara, Pia Benjumena, Antonio Barroso y Ana Elena & Samuel Domingo.
This will be a frank representation of contemporary art in Spain.
2008 Exhibitions
January, 2008 (second Saturday)
Mariu Beyro , Text by Marcela Romer
Gladys Triana curated by Andreina Fuentes
Febrero (second Saturday) 2008-
Gradys Triana, curated by Andreina Fuentes
Text by Omar Pascual Castillo
March 2008 (second Saturday) - April 2008
Felipe Herrera
Ana Reyna
May 2008- July 2008
Amparo Sard
Grimanesa Amoros
Pepe Lopez
Adam Lewin
Ena Marrero
July 2008- August 2008
Leandro Comba, curated by Marcela Romer
Grimanesa Amoros
Carlos Trilnick
Pepe Lopez
Ena Marrero
September-October 2008
Trespassing
Vanessa McKnight's lusciously painted narratives stem from her need to conceptually glamorize the state of anxiety inherent in today's worl. She chooses to paint specific frames from 1950"s and 60's films as a tool to depict the tension present in the human condition in a way she refers to as " cinematic relism"
Paintings Vanessa McKnight
Curated by Mariangela Capuzzo
New Media Festival , III
HACS will present its third installment of the NEW MEDIA FESTIVAL.
This particular festival will host curators who have been invited with the intent to open the exhibit to a vast scene of cultures and views.
As in the past, artists from all over the world will tackle contemporary and post-contemporary issues by means of video, film and video installation.
Curated by Mario Cader, Jeanette Mariani, Rochi LLaneza,Nelly Penaranda, Marcela Romer, Andreina Fuentes & Nicholas Aves
October-November 2008
80 to 150 times a second
A high urban art experience based on a permanent marking made by a machine that insert ink into layers ussually 80 to 150 times a second with unintended consequences as a identification system presented in our pop culture .
Artist Irene Pressner
Curated by Marcela Romer
October 11 -2008, life tatoo available at the gallery
A Slice of the action...
Collaboration by Carl Pascuzzi & Jonattan Stein
December 2008
Daily Scenes...
Igancio Goitia
Ping-Pong Miami