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“Tatiana Parcero (b. 1967 Mexico City) earned her Master of Arts in the fields of Art Theory and Photography from New York University and Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico (UNAM), Mexico City. Her work has been included in solo and group exhibitions in the USA, Mexico, Spain, France, Argentina, Brazil, Finland, Japan and beyond. Parcero’s work is in such notable permanent collections as the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; The Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach; The Lowe Art Museum, Miami; The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León (MUSAC); Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City; Museo de Arte Moderno de Bueos Aires; and Instituto de América Centro Damián Bayón, Granada, among others.

Tatiana Parcero’s work is included in Revolution & Ritual: The Photographs of Sara Castrejón, Graciela Iturbide and Tatiana Parcero, an exhibition curated by Mary MacNaughton for the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery’s (Scripps College) contribution to the 2017 Pacific Standard Time.”… about her work

Contact:  USA Schneider Gallery 770 North LaSalle Dr. Suite 401 Chicago, IL 60654 Phone + (312) 988-4033 Martha Schneider, Director schneidergallery@gmail.com www.schneidergallerychicago.com

Jdc fine art

Phone + (619) 985 – 2322 Jennifer DeCarlo, Director info@jdcfineart.com www.jdcfineart.com

Dina Mitrani Gallery

Winwood Art District 2620 NW 2nd Avenue Miami, FL 33127

Phone +786.486.7248 Dina Milrani, Director info@dinamitranigallery.com www.dinamitranigallery.com

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ungallery

Arroyo 932, Recolecta Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1007

Phone +54 (011) 4300 8568 Paola lorio, Director ungalleryparntners@gmail.com www.ungallery.com.ar

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Tampico 33, Roma NorteCiudad de México, 06700

Phone +52 (55) 6819 9872 Gabriela González gore@hydra.lat www.hydra.lat

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  Tatiana Parcero photography click to enlarge "Tatiana Parcero (b. 1967 Mexico City) earned her Master of Arts in the fields of Art Theory and Photography from New York University and Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico (UNAM), Mexico City.

[channelopenpod]

Paul Turounet is a photographer who lives and works in the San Diego area. Paul's work focuses on the border region between the United States and Mexico, which is a topic that is always relevant here in San Diego, but which has taken on even greater import over the past few months. Using forms from traditional darkroom prints to artist books to site-specific installations, Paul's photography encompasses a wide range of experiences, and I was happy to get the chance to talk with him for today's show. We talked about three of his series, "Tierra Brava," "Bajo La Luna Verde," and "Estamos Buscando A," all of which deal with various psychological aspects of the border region. For the second segment, we talked about the idea of artistic commitment.

(Conversation recorded February 24, 2017.)

Show Notes:

Paul Turounet

Paul Turounet - Tierra Brava

Paul Turounet - Bajo La Luna Verde

Paul Turounet - Estamos Buscando A

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[pav-love-ian-blog]

scott b. davis & Jennifer DeCarlo, March 10, 2012

Reception for the Artist @ jdc Fine Art, what a great experience!

I had the pleasure of meeting Jennifer, the Director of jdc Fine Art, and chatting  about her new gallery space.  When she told me she too had attended Modernism Week, I knew she was one of Pav-LOVE-ian's people.

The reception had everything I seek in these events; good art, good conversation, and that feeling of being in the warm embrace of the creative community.  Met some interesting people from the Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA) who inspired me to get more involved with photographic arts. 

Of course the highlight of the night was speaking with scott about his work. As I have said in previous posts, the power of this art can only truly be felt in person.  Why? Well, there is the subject, the quality of light and dark, but...there is something I have failed to mention.  The paper has a visual texture (not a dimensional texture) and pigment saturation that is subtle yet rich to the eye.  Stand a few inches from one of scott's platinum & palladium prints and it is difficult not to think this is a painting.  Imagine if you saw watercolor paint (not in pastels but deep charcoal) on artist paper.  Scott told me that he has learned to push the process to give the work its signature feel.  It shows!

I would argue that these are not merely photographs, having seen them on display, I think they are truly deserving of the title "fine art."