
Within the Western canon of portray, pentimento is an alteration intentionally left seen by the artist.
Such marks exist with the intention of permitting viewers to see traces of the artist’s hand — earlier brush strokes, colour schemes, shifts in compositional components — normally not seen in a completed work.
Alejandro Diaz, founding father of San Antonio artwork house Sala Diaz, was born within the Alamo Metropolis and now resides in New York. Whereas a lot of his well-known work is graphic, daring and playful, celebrating the tradition and humor of theU.S.-Mexico border area, in recent times he’s discovered his approach again to portray.
Diaz’s exhibition “Rooms and Locations,” on show at San Antonio gallery Ruiz-Healy Artwork by Saturday, Feb. 28, embraces instinct and the acutely aware embrace of imperfection, permitting uncommon glimpses beneath the veneer of immaculate gesture.
This two-part exhibition runs concurrently in New York and San Antonio.
Free, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday and by appointment, Ruiz-Healy Artwork, 201-A E. Olmos Drive, (210) 804-2219, ruizhealyart.com.
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