Mar 17, 2016
Fausto Fernandez III 5-0's the cellar door at his girls house.
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Fausto Fernandez III 5-0's the cellar door at his girls house.
“Self Identity” by Lindsay Cogan
(For my design essentials class. Please don’t remove the caption.)
Fausto Fernandez, Paraphernalia (2011), collage, acrylic, and spray paint on canvas, 91.4 x 152.4 cm. Via Artsy.
Immersed in Beauty with a Baroque Twist
Immersed in Beauty with a Baroque Twist
Art Review by Leann Schneider
Entrancing, electric, elaborate, “Beauty Reigns: a Baroque Sensibility in Recent Painting” at the Akron Art Museum until May 3, 2015, is an enveloping art experience featuring 13 contemporary painters. The Baroque – a popular artistic movement in the 17th century – is sometimes unfairly scorned as overdone, gaudy, and fussy. While a baroque aesthetic is certainly…
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Inicia el Dominican Republic Golf Travel Exchange con cóctel en Casa de Campo
Inicia el Dominican Republic Golf Travel Exchange con cóctel en Casa de Campo
Con un cóctel en la piscina del Hotel Casa de Campo de La Romana, se inauguró el lunes 1ro de septiembre, el Dominican Republic Golf Travel Exchange 2014, en donde participaron los principales tour operadores y agentes de viaje internacionales de golf, así como autoridades del Ministerio de Turismo, hoteleros y ejecutivos de las organizaciones vinculadas al golf en República Dominicana .
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Fausto Fernandez Dominant Influence in the Evolution of Courtship 2014
I met Fausto last night, he was wearing a Robert Indiana T-shirt and was eager to explain the life long adventure that led to his showing at the McNay Museum in San Antonio. Standing between the Ace Hotel and a parking lot emblazoned with a Banksy, while bumming cigarettes to the downtown homeless, he explained how 15 yrs ago, during a break up he worked as an installer at a museum in Mississippi and a curator who worked there took a liking to his paintings. Now that curator is in San Antonio and was able to show him finally.
I was nervous to check out his work today, because about 70% of the time someone tells me they are an artist it is something I'm profoundly uninterested in, but I love the 30% of the time when I am. Really beautiful multi-media that I am going to have to try and see in person ASAP.