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Liliana Folta exhibition / Amazing Things Art Center, Framingham, MA

September 28, 2012
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Liliana Folta exhibition / Amazing Things Art Center, Framingham, MA

Liliana Folta exhibition, Amazing Things Art Center, Framingham

Liliana Folta exhibition / Amazing Things Art Center, Framingham, MA
September 27 – October 28, 2012

Opening reception and Artist talk: October 4, 7-9 pm.

Liliana Folta is a Latin American multidisciplinary artist. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, she lives and works in Boston, Massachusetts.

“The potential ability of the imagination has an important impact in our lives. Minds have visual images that we collect through our lives.

These inner-images that represent my works are examinations of my existence. However, in this bank of memories I cherish every possible emotion; happiness, growing pains, family loss, first love, motherhood, sexuality, multicultural experiences, frustration, society’s rules and most importantly the celebration of life.

As an artist I like to work with different mediums especially acrylic paintings and ceramic sculptures. For the past few years I have been experimenting with mixed media installation. The freedom of expanding my work in another dimension makes me feel more connected with the viewers.

The process of my work mostly is very spontaneous; the rest comes along with what my subconscious has been saving in my bank of memories, throughout my life and the happening of the moment.”

Exhibition in collaboration with Mike Vickers (Light effects) and Gustavo Jiménez (Experimental sounds).
Curator: Olga Shmuylovich.

Liliana Fonta’s works are in several private and public collections in the United States, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Australia, Spain, Poland, Museum of Contemporary Ceramics – Dominican Republic, Ku Art Center – Beijing.

CONTACT
Liliana Folta
liliana_folta@hotmail.com

Amazing Things Art Center
160 Hollis Street
Framingham, MA 01701
United States
www.amazingthings.org

Above: Liliana Folta, Freedom on Wheels, 2010, Ceramic, oxides, glazes, found objects, high temperature wire, 15 x 8 x 5.5 in.

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