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moved poorly sourced CV list of exhibitions off main space

moved poorly sourced CV list of exhibitions off main space. WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 01:19, 30 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Solo exhibitions

Conference: Landscapes and Mother and Child Images in the Work of Amaya Salazar, conference by Marianne de Tolentino in celebration for the 60 years of the State of Israel., Santo Domingo, DR (2008)
Merrill Lynch Arteamericas, Miami, Fl. (2008)
Illuminated Forests, Arte Berri, Santo Domingo, DR (2006)
Antillean Colors, Sociedad Renovación, Puerto Plata, DR (2006)
Chromatic Fusion for the opening of Arte Berri (2005)
Galería Imagen, Panamá. (2004)
Atlas Art, San Juan, PR. (2003)
Exhibition and book signing Amaya Salazar Atmospheres of Light, SD. (2002)
Galería Imagen, Panamá. (2000)
Galería Imagen, Panamá. (1997)
La Galería Santander, Miami. (1996)
Galería de Arte Nader, retrospective exhibition and book signing, Amaya SD. (1991)
Galleria d’Arte La Torre, Milan, Italy and itinerary exhibition in the Basque Country. (1990)
Itinerary exhibition with Caja Madrid en Barcelona, Madrid and other cities. (1987)

Group exhibitions

Pinta Art Fair, New York, NY (2012)^[1]
Arteamericas Art Fair, Miami, FL (2012)^[1]
Art Palm Beach, Palm Beach, FL (2012)^[1]
The National Museum of Catholic Art and History, New York, NY this exhibition will travel to Washington DC in October (2008)
Atlas Galleries, Chicago. (2001)
Conference organized by the Smithsonian Center for Latino Initiative. (2000)
Maison de l’Amerique Latin, Paris. (1996)
Cagnes-Sur-Mer, France. (1995)
Invited artist to give the speech for the opening of the II Biennial of Caribbean and Central American Painting, Museo de Arte Moderno, SD, DR, (1994)
Montecampione, Italy, Musée de Luxembourg, Paris. (1990)

References

^ ^a ^b ^c "Amaya Salazar Biography – Amaya Salazar on artnet". artnet.com. Retrieved 2020-03-27.

[:0-1] "Amaya Salazar Biography – Amaya Salazar on artnet". artnet.com. Retrieved 2020-03-27.

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