Showing posts with label mix media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mix media. Show all posts

February 11, 2020

SOLO EXHIBIT MOTHER EARTH LOVE COMING TO AN END

MOTHER EARTH LOVE has received very positive comments and I am very happy with the result. I had a clear vission about what I wanted to achieve and made it happen. If you want to see it, please note February 20th, 2020 will be last day to see it.




The paintting/ mix media done with recycling materials is 48 inches High x 120 inches Long.
 The sculpture is aproximadamente 70 inches High

Mix media painting 36 x48 and small painting 18 x 24. Solo Exhibit Mother Earth Love

Where: At the Yard Bryant Park ( 510 5th Avenue, entrance 43th street)
Open business Hours. Weekdays 9:00 to 5:00

Size of the paintings: 48 x 60 and 60 x 48

I was seeing my daughter Carmen, interested and active in climate change matters and I felt it was my turn. I did most of the pieces with recycling material, it was hard collecting garbage it is not an easy tasks but it was fun to convert it to art. The show is full of color, of childlike free Spirit. I want the audience to feel conected with the flow they experienced as kids in nature. Mother Earth Love, is about how I feel we should love the Earth and how the Earth loves us. We are connected.

Climate Change metaphor sculpture done with recycling material



November 8, 2019

PRESS RELEASE UPCOMING SOLO SHOW DEC. 12th MOTHER EARTH LOVE



Art Exhibition by Lola de Miguel opens on December 12th at The YARD Bryant Park.
New York City, NY, Release: November 8th, 2019


36" x 48 " Mix Media. Done using piano and recycling material




















A new solo exhibition by Lola de Miguel curated by Karina Grigoryeva opens December 12th at the emblematic 510 5th Avenue , NY 10036. The exhibition features aproximadamente 20 art pieces, including paintings, collages and sculptures that will be displayed until February 20, 2020.

MOTHER EARTH LOVE is the latest work of Lola de Miguel. With this collection  de Miguel wants to inspire feelings of wonder, awe, and love for our Mother Earth, in hopes that these feelings will call viewers into action. The subtle yet striking blend of her vivid and passionate palette, with new textures, and all kinds of recycled materials, challenge the visitor to look at the way Nature is constantly changing from a totally new perspective; emphasising on the emotional connection we all have with Nature.

Asked about the exhibition, De Miguel said …it is about my love for Nature and my desire to make people take action and engage. I want the visitor to connect with my art through a deep dive into their essence and deepest emotions of joy and love to Mother Earth hidden in their childhood memories. I want them to experience how life and death, walking together hand in hand, take them into an uncertain but also a promising future. Viewers can expect to be surprised by the exhibition’s visuals, which will include sculptures of dinosaurs.
Lola de Miguel is an explorer, a learner and a truly international spirit. She was born in a small town in Spain, but her personal growth path took her to live in 6 different countries  and drive multiple careers and experiences throughout her life. She is well-known to the NYC public as she performed three solo exhibitions; “Underwater Emotions”, “New York City Inspires”, and “The Jungle” in the past three years. 



24" x 24" Mixed media using recycling material.
The Mother Earth Love exhibition will certainly raise a different kind of consciousness by bringing to life the artist’s love and profound emotional connection to Nature.

More information about the exhibition can be found at www.lolademiguel.com and instagram #lolademiguel_art


October 28, 2019

SAVE THE DATE December 12th. OPENING of MOTHER EARTH LOVE

Dear Friends and Art Lovers, 

I am very please to announce my upcoming show MOTHER EARTH LOVE. The Opening Party will be Dec 12th, Thursday from 6.00PM-8:00PM. PLEASE SAVE THE DATE. More Information will follow soon.
More information about the exhibition can be found at instagram #lolademiguel_art

18 x 24 inches. Mix media on Canvas. 2019