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230 Nw 71 St Miami, Fl 33150

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107 Suffolk St. Studio 301 New York, Ny 10002

At Frames and Stretchers we offer museum quality artwork and picture frames. (347) 705-0081 . 107 Suffolk St. Studio 301 NY 10002. Have your artwork or photography standout with the right frames. Bring your artwork to us and we'll help you find new possibilities. Personalized attention and recommendations to collectors, interior designers, galleries and artists since 2002. Lower East Side / East Village / New York City

107 Suffolk St. Studio 301 New York, Ny 10002

Erick Sánchez is a painter living and working in New York City. He was born in 1973 in Ponce, Puerto Rico. In 1996, Sánchez emerged as a self-taught artist after helping a friend paint a mural. In 2002, he enrolled in The San Juan Art Students League in Puerto Rico, studying with Luis Ivorra and Rafael Rivera Ortiz. Sánchez decision to study at The Art Students League of New York’s intensive program in Summer 2005 was the impetus for great artistic growth. In 2008, Sánchez relocated from his native Puerto Rico to New York, re-enrolling at the ASL. Within a year, he was awarded a study scholarship with the artist/instructor Bruce Dorfman. Sánchez’s artwork is in the permanent collection of The Tucson Museum of Art. His various awards include Artist in the Marketplace Program at the Bronx Museum of Art, Curate NYC 2011 Program, The Ruth Katzman Scholarship, The Fantasy Fountain Painting Grant, The Joan M. Rosenberg Memorial Scholarship, and The Jean Gates Foundation Painting Award in New York. His artist residencies include The Ruth Katzman Vytlacil Residency in Sparkill, NY and The Marchutz Residency Summer 2011 Program at the Institute for American Universities in Aix-en-Provence, France. His solo shows include “Dangerous Land” at the 2011 Governors Island Art Fair in New York; “The Journey: Point of No Return” at The Museum of The Americas in Puerto Rico; “Alternate Routes” at Rhode Island University, Providence Campus; and “Esencia” at The San Juan Museum, San Juan Bautista Gallery in Puerto Rico. His selected group shows include “Glimpse: Enigmatic Visions” at William Bennett Gallery in SoHo, NY; “Diálogo 365”, Ice Box Gallery at the Crane Arts Building in Philadelphia; Ivan Loboguerrero/Alejandro de Narvaez/Erick Sánchez: Recent Works, Jorge Sori Fine Art, FL; “Malescapes: Tria”, The Suchman-Bart-Metheny Gallery, New York, NY; and MOLAA Awards and Auction 08 at The Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach, California.

#1 Calle Dr. Francisco Rufino San Juan, Pr 00902

With techniques learned in New York and France, I conducted an innovative workshop about creating acrylic-base paints, surfaces and textures using alchemy with raw pigments, recycled materials and non-traditional materials. A- Introduction to materials: Safety and handling thereof. Show several examples of the paint mixture using powder and liquid pigments.B - Show several examples of creating textures, glazes and thickened medium. Incorporate other solid and recycled materials in the work. Show examples using paper, trash bags, cloth, wood, rubber, copper leaf, rock, and stainless steel, among others.