The littlest print exchangeĢ010 Penang State Art Gallery, Penang, MALAYSIA.
The littlest print exchangeĢ011 Spark Box Studio. 7th Biennale internati onale d'estampe contemporaineĢ01 1 CRAM International. 27th Salon de l’Estampe Contemporaine.Ģ011 Trois - Rivieres, Canada. First International Print Biennial “ Santos 2011”Ģ011 Centre C ulturel l’Ermitage at Rueil - Malmaison, FRANCE. 3rd Qijiang International Print Festival. T ravelling museum exhibit “ Art - of - Fact ” ( C ommissionedĪrtwork for bicentennial celebration of the War of 1812. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, " Two realities and a t ruth”Ģ012 St. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, “Vibraciones”ġ997 Cultural Workshop. Catharines, Canada, “Vibrations”Ģ008 Gallery of Universal Art. Montreal, Canada, “Vibrations”Ģ 008 Niagara Artists ́ Centre. Catharines, Canada, “Transitions”Ģ008 Francoise Sullivan ́s Studio. Sanabia currently lives and works in Ontario, Canada.Ģ010 CRAM Gallery, St. His work has been shown internationally, including in the U.S., Canada, England, Spain, Italy, Australia, Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, and more, and is included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Santa Maria, Colombia Center of Visual Arts Development, Santiago de Cuba Cultural Workshop, Santiago de Cuba and the Plains Art Museum, Fargo, North Dakota. In addition to teaching engraving at the Academia Profesional de Bellas Artes, Sanabia is currently associated with the Luis Diaz Oduardo Cultural Workshop in Santiago de Cuba, and is a member of the Hermanos Saiz Association. In 2009 he became the Print Master and Coordinator of CRAMpress, the CRAM International Print Studio. At present, he is a member and practicing visual artist of CRAM Gallery and Collective in St. He was a practicing visual artist and a printmaking professor at Luis Diaz Oduardo Cultural Workshop and the Fine Arts Academy in Santiago de Cuba for 12 years. His specialty is 'collagraph,' a print technique that he learned from the first Print Masters that introduced it in Cuba. Additional training included courses in artistic stained glass with Maestro Juan Ros Mary papermaking with Argentine papermaker Ricardo Crivelli drypoint printmaking with Italian engraver Angelo Di Garbo aquatint workshop with Belle Benfield and digital graphic design. He would later became Head of the Printmakers Board (2000 - 2008), and in 2003 he obtained his Bachelors in Education of Visual Arts from the Frank País Garcia University of Pedagogical Sciences, Santiago de Cuba. He attended the Academia Profesional de Artes Plásticas, José Jaoquin Tejada where he received a degree in Advanced Studies in Visual Arts, emphasis on printmaking and drawing, 1996. Medina, was born in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, on June 21, 1977. Printmaker José Armando Medina Sanabia, who often goes by José A.
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