FIRST ANNUAL OPEN STUDIO HUDSON 2019 SAT, OCT 12 – SUN, OCT 13, 2019, NOON – 6 PM CLOSING RECEPTION: OCT 13, 7 – 9 PM, TSL OPEN STUDIO HUDSON 2019 celebrates the vibrant and talented community of artists and artisans in Hudson, New York. Recently ranked sixth for it’s “arts vibrancy” among small communities […]
CENTER OF BOOK ARTS NYC Opening October 3 – 14 Artist talk December 5th The Traveling Artist: Journals by Lydia Rubio This exhibition features artistic documentation of artist Lydia Rubio’s travel narratives across linguistic and geographic landscapes. A multiple series of work including, The Genius Loci Book ( Colombia ), Journal of a Trip to […]
The Protest Art Show at Time & Space Limited in Hudson The Protest Art Show opened at Time & Space Limited (TSL) on Aug 31. The exhibit was curated by Arte4A, a collaboration by artists Pauline Decarmo, George Spencer and Tom McGill. This exhibition is a din of about 100 works in diverse media, by […]
September 1 to 29th at TSL Hudson, NY The opening will be at 7 pm on Saturday, August 31st and for the entire month of September 2019. This exhibition in the TSL Gallery deals with issues of racism, environmental, economic inequality, access to health care, LGBTQ and women’s rights, gender equality, voter suppression, political and […]
Spheres of Meaning, an exhibition of Miami artists’ books, just opened at the Frost Art Museum curated by Amy Galpin and runs until August 25. On View: Saturday, June 8, 2019 — Sunday, August 25, 2019 Curated By: Amy Galpin, Ph.D., Chief Curator Spheres of Meaning: An Exhibition of Artists’ Books presents a range of artists’ books […]
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WGXC Public Radio interview with George Spencer and Pauline Decarmo. Early life in Cuba, family background, education, visual perception, architecture and art, teaching, philosophy behind the works. 2019
A 4 minute video about artistic approach and recent paintings. Produced by MCS Photo Space May 2018 at studio in The Fountainhead, Miami FL.
The Ellies Award, October 2018 My upcoming new project is funded by The Ellies, Miami’s visual arts awards, presented by ArtCenter/South Florida. This grant is to be used “To support the creation of a series of large-scale interactive erasable works about the impermanence of our ecological systems affected by pollution and global warming ”
Puerto Rico-Colombia Exhibition at The Clemente Center, 117 Suffolk Street, NY, NY November 2018 Map of Pathways, acrylic on canvas 94 x 64 inches.
ArtonCuba Fall 2018, “Seeking Silence” profile of recent work by Hortensia Montero Lydia Rubio (Havana, 1946) is a multidisciplinary artist who has received international recognition and has established herself in the United States since 1960. She has traveled extensively through Europe and Latin America (…). She currently lives in Miami. She has a Master’s in Architecture […]