imagemaking: Personal Narrative

This is a visual forum for problem solving and discussion for Distinguished Professor Carlos Llerena Aguirre's students. University of Miami, USA, Wuhan University, China and Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru. Lima. Llerena Aguirre is a Italo-Peruvian born artist. He has published drawings, illustrations, and woodcuts in international journals, books, magazines, several children’s books, and newspapers. Carlos directs and produces independent documentary films and video art from his Miami-based in-house studio. https://vimeo.com/carlosllerenaaguirre, www.saynatakuna.com www.qeswachaka.net He represented Peru and the USA with his woodcuts in the Norsk Internasjonal Grafikk Biennale, Norway. The Jubilam X Internationale Grafik Triennale, Norway The Large Format Print Biennale, Venice Italy, The Xylon Graphische International Triennale, Switzerland. Hawaii Print Biennale. 5BIG Bienal internacional de Grabado, Lima Peru. Douro, Printmaking Internationbal Biennale de Gravura.Portugal. Recipient of the Frans Masareel Centrum artist in residence in Belgium, artist in residence in "Venice Printmaking for Large Format", Venice, Italy and the TAKT BERLIN artist residence in Fredrikshain. And a solo show in ICPNA, Lima International Printmaking Biennale. Book published in: www.woodandsteel.us He holds an MFA, in Cinematography from the University of Miami; an MFA, in Painting, an MEd. in Art Education from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign , an MA, in Printmaking from Hunter College C.U.N.Y, and a BFA in Advertising Design from the School of Visual Arts. New York http://carlosllerena.com https://vimeo.com/carlosllerenaaguirre

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