Martín Ramírez at Ricco/Maresca, NYOctober 26 – December 2, 2017 "Martín Ramírez…A Journey" features sophisticated compositions by the self-taught Mexican-born artist. Integrating the figurative and the abstract, Ramírez's works fuse organic elements drawn from nature, representational conventions of topographic maps, with geometric and architectural forms. His subjects are inspired by his life and rooted in the history, culture, and geography of his Mexican and Californian worlds. Ricco/Maresca Gallery Art Moura at The Good Luck Gallery, CAuntil December 17, 2017 Master of transporting upcycling into the divine, California-based artist Art Moura returns for his second solo exhibition at The Good Luck Gallery. On view are Moura's signature hybrid-assemblage mixed media “dolls,” evocative of Puerto Rican muñecas de trapo (spirit dolls) and West Africa Orishas (deities), as well as tapestries created using discarded familial remnants. The Good Luck Gallery Creativity Explored, CAChristina Fong until November 18, 2017 "Bride of Monster" is a small-group exhibition featuring wild and woolly new interpretations of female monsters from film, folklore, and mythology, with works ranging from a series of repurposed mannequin heads to bold, graphic renderings of yōkai from Japanese folklore. Creativity Explored Outsider Art Symposium in DüsseldorfNovember 9–10 2017 International symposium "Outsider Art - History, Present & Perspective" will be held at the Haus der Universität in Düsseldorf from November 9–10. Renowned experts from all over Europe will present new approaches to artworks and will illuminate the handling of outsider art in exhibitions, the art market and the promotion of artists in the historical and contemporary context. Haus der Universität Cuban outsider art in AmsterdamEsperanza Conde, La Pía October 28 – December 30, 2017 At Amsterdam's Galerie Hamer until December 30, "Cuba Outside" features works by five artists from the Riera Studio, Cuba, shown in the first comprehensive exhibition of Cuban outsider art held outside of Cuba. Galerie Hamer Hiroyuki Doi in Tokyountil December 25, 2017 See circle drawings by Japanese self-taught artist Hiroyuki Doi at Ozu Washi in Tokyo, through December 25. In his works Doi alludes to such subjects as the soul, the transmigration of the soul, the cosmos, the co-existence of living creatures, human cells, human dialogue and universal peace. He does so by creating images that consist of many small circles made with black-ink drawing pens on washi paper. Ozu Washi Don't miss our autumn/fall issue, out now! This packed issue features:
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