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Carlos Fresquez Original Oil Painting -"Raspberry Float" 1987 MSU Faculty, Denver Art Museum, Kirkland Museum

Carlos Fresquez Original Oil Painting -"Raspberry Float" 1987 MSU Faculty, Denver Art Museum, Kirkland Museum

Winning Bid
$360.00
Item #1297
Lot #93 of 165
Item Description

Bio
(b. 1957, Denver, Colorado)
Carlos Frésquez is inspired by cartoons, comic books and psychedelic posters. As a painter he loves bold colours. He uses his sense of humour to focus attention to critical issues and to poke fun. He was

born in Denver, where he still resides. He received a B.A. from Metropolitan State University of Denver (1980) and an MFA from the University of Colorado Boulder (1995). Frésquez has lectured widely about Chicano art history and his own artwork at many colleges, universities, galleries, and art centers, and is currently a Professor at the Metropolitan State University of Denver. He has exhibited his drawings, sculptures, prints, installations, and paintings in at least 30 U.S. states and ten different countries.

Frésquez’s work has been included in many regional and national touring exhibitions, including Arte Caliente (2005-2007), The Colorado Artist Fellowship Awards Exhibition (1997), The Chicano Codices; Encountering Art of the Americas (1992–1994), Chicano Aesthetics: Rasquachismo (1988-1989), and the ground-breaking exhibition featuring the work of 180 artists, Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation (1990–1993).


Carlos Fresquez, known as "Mr. Metro" at MSU Denver, is integral to the university's history. From baptism to teacher, his ties run deep. The art room incident, where the first paint splashed, epitomizes his enduring legacy. Fresquez's journey, from downtown high-rises to relocating the art program, solidifies his commitment. A prominent artist, his work featured in the Smithsonian, spans global exhibitions with justice and Chicano culture themes. Influenced by the Chicano movement, he advocates for justice and cultural expression. As an educator, he guides students toward spiritual exploration. The biggest compliment, treating students as equals, showcases his impact, making him an honored part of their journey.

52 x 32

Notes: Used condition - see photos - nothing that I noticed from photographing the item

Dimensions

32" x 1" x 52"

Categories

Fine Art, Paintings

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