Armando Reveron video screening at Americas Society on March 7

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Armando Reveron:
cuatro testimonios


Wednesday March 7
6:30 PM

680 Park Avenue at 68th Street, New York
Free admission


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Video Screening

Directed by Alberto Torija, Edgar Anzola, Roberto Lucca, Margot Benacerraf=

(27, 16, 16, 30 min.) In Spanish - no subtitles.

One of the major figures of early modernism in Latin America, Armando Rever=
on was an important painter of the first half of the 20th century in Vene=
zuela. The work of the artist was dedicated in its majority to the central =
coast of Venezuela, and focused on representing the luminosity of the tropi=
cs and the reproduction of strikingly expressive objects. This program has =
been developed in collaboration with the Proyecto Armando Reveron.

This screening is organized as a complement to the Armando Reveron retros=
pective exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art, New York, on view from Febr=
uary 11-April 16, 2007.


This event takes place at Americas Society and is free, open to the public =
and wheelchair accessible.

For more information and reservations please call (212) 277 8359, email cul=
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]?subject=RE=
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Members receive priority seating.

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April 4
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Christian Rattemeyer on Pedro Reyes
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Image: Armando Reveron c. 1930, Alfredo Boulton