Luis Daniel Gutierrez
Luis Daniel Gutierrez, short hair.
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Luis Daniel Gutierrez
Education: Richmond University London, England B.A. 1992
Special Honors
2008 A photo of "She Must Be Speaking to the Spirits" published in the Smithsonian Magazine's June Issue
An exhibiting artist at The National Museum of the American Indian in New York City.
Two works entered as part of the permanent collection of the Heard Museum
One image of my work published in the National Museum of the American Indian Magazine
Review of the Remix Exhibition in the New York Times Arts Section 6/20/2008
2007 Selected as an emerging artist to be featured in an upcoming traveling traveling Exhibition at The Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona.
2005 Nominee for the Governor’s Arts award
2002 Selected artist for the 50th anniversary celebration of th Berlin MS Society
Selected Exhibits:
2009 Phoenix Art Museum "Locals only"
Gallery of Ontario 'Remix: New Modernities after the the Age after the indian' Toronto, Canada
Salt Gallery "Dirty Laundry" St. Croix US Virgin Islands
Arizona State University Downtown Phoenix 'Migration / Immigration' Phoenix, Arizona
2008 National Museum of the American Indian New York, New York
Wolfgang Gallery Phoenix, Arizona
2007 Remix:New modernities Heard Museum Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix Showcase Hemiji, Japan
Chem Lab Phoenix, Arizona
Portland's Cafe Royale Phoenix, Arizona
2006 Paper Heart Art Space Phoenix Arizona
Stop and Look Gallery Phoenix, Arizona
2005 Cone Gallery Phoenix, Arizona
Museo Chicano Phoenix, Arizona
2004 The Chocolate Factory Phoenix, Arizona
2003 Espresso Depot Phoenix, Arizona
2002 MS Society Offices Berlin, Germany
Education: Richmond University London, England B.A. 1992
Special Honors
2008 A photo of "She Must Be Speaking to the Spirits" published in the Smithsonian Magazine's June Issue
An exhibiting artist at The National Museum of the American Indian in New York City.
Two works entered as part of the permanent collection of the Heard Museum
One image of my work published in the National Museum of the American Indian Magazine
Review of the Remix Exhibition in the New York Times Arts Section 6/20/2008
2007 Selected as an emerging artist to be featured in an upcoming traveling traveling Exhibition at The Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona.
2005 Nominee for the Governor’s Arts award
2002 Selected artist for the 50th anniversary celebration of th Berlin MS Society
Selected Exhibits:
2009 Phoenix Art Museum "Locals only"
Gallery of Ontario 'Remix: New Modernities after the the Age after the indian' Toronto, Canada
Salt Gallery "Dirty Laundry" St. Croix US Virgin Islands
Arizona State University Downtown Phoenix 'Migration / Immigration' Phoenix, Arizona
2008 National Museum of the American Indian New York, New York
Wolfgang Gallery Phoenix, Arizona
2007 Remix:New modernities Heard Museum Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix Showcase Hemiji, Japan
Chem Lab Phoenix, Arizona
Portland's Cafe Royale Phoenix, Arizona
2006 Paper Heart Art Space Phoenix Arizona
Stop and Look Gallery Phoenix, Arizona
2005 Cone Gallery Phoenix, Arizona
Museo Chicano Phoenix, Arizona
2004 The Chocolate Factory Phoenix, Arizona
2003 Espresso Depot Phoenix, Arizona
2002 MS Society Offices Berlin, Germany
Luis Daniel Gutierrez's Images
My Images are a culmination of thought. Thoughts about where we are. Who we think we are.
I use my personal history and my love for the spiritual to try and describe the places in time I feel need to be marked. This could either be a personal journey I am trying to describe or a National or International issue that must be dealt with. Politics do enter my images. I think that if a person is to survive this crazy place called the world they have to be diplomatic / political to get anything done. Personal politics are still politics. I use myself and friends close to me as a muse because I like to think I am not alone in feeling these things. If that is the case, it just takes one brave / silly soul to break the ice.
Articles about Luis Daniel Gutierrez
As a native of Phoenix, Luis Gutierrez has matured as an artist and painter alongside the developing Phoenix culture and arts scene. Luis first began exploring the arts in his high school art room and consuming works in the Phoenix galleries of the mid-80’s.
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