ARTISTS
ALICIA AMADOR BIO:
Alicia Amador studied communication sciences and visual arts for over twenty years in the studios of the masters: Gilberto Aceves Navarro, Germán Venegas, Oscar Ojeda, Oscar Bachtold, Maribel Avilés, Rae Miller, Lorena Mata, Jacobo Ángeles, Marco Arce and Tomás Gómez Robledo.
In an exercise that resembles the expressionist line and makes use of a variety of supports, Alicia incisively critiques the conventional structures of the family order, senseless traditions, a society corrupted like a rotting fruit—and their percolation throughout the culture.
She has participated in over 50 collective exhibitions, both domestic (Monterrey, Puebla, Guadalajara, Oaxaca, Cancún) and international (New York, San Salvador, Paris). Some of her pieces are held by collections in San Diego, New York, D.C., Florida, London, San Salvador, Bilbao, and Paris.
In an exercise that resembles the expressionist line and makes use of a variety of supports, Alicia incisively critiques the conventional structures of the family order, senseless traditions, a society corrupted like a rotting fruit—and their percolation throughout the culture.
She has participated in over 50 collective exhibitions, both domestic (Monterrey, Puebla, Guadalajara, Oaxaca, Cancún) and international (New York, San Salvador, Paris). Some of her pieces are held by collections in San Diego, New York, D.C., Florida, London, San Salvador, Bilbao, and Paris.
ALICIA AMADOR