Artists
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Guillermo Gómez - Galleria Dante: Guillermo Gómez Macias was born with the gift to communicate through sculpture.
Manuel Sandoval - Galería Vértice: Manuel Sandoval is an emerging artist from Guadalajara, Jalisco, who studied painting at the Instituto Cultural Cabañas in 1992 and by 1997 he was presenting his first solo exhibition.
Evelyn Boren - Galerie des Artistes: Evelyne Boren arrived in Vallarta in 1972 for a painting holiday. Within 24 hours she met her husband-to-be and simply never left.
Aida Valencia - Glass Gallery M: Sculptor and visual artist, Aida Valencia, was born in Tijuana, Baja California.
Jean-Gabriel Lambert - Galleria Dante: Former professional actor, Jean-Gabriel Lambert, began painting about 15 years ago.
Yvan Genest - Galleria Dante: "I am a Fashion Designer for the spirit, I simply dress the soul," is what Yvan Genest believes about the images he represents throughout his artwork.
José Victor Crowley - Galería Vértice: Autodidact painter Jose Victor Crowley, was born in Mexico City with a clear artistic inclination to paint, which was cultivated by his grandfather who taught Crowley basic painting skills since the time he was a child.
Michael Costantini - Thierry Blouet's Fine Art Collection: Originally from San Francisco, Michael Costantini has been living and creating art in Vallarta since 1995. "Voyages", his newest collection of works, was inspired serendipitously when he saw two small model boats in someone's yard as he was passing by.
Augustus Harper - Galería Sol y Luna: Up-and-coming Augustus Harper distinctly recalls the first painting he ever saw on public display. It was at the Los Angeles County Museum, where a David Hockney painting in which the artist had used another artist (Don Bacardi) as a model was being exhibited.
Israel Zzepda - Galleria Dante: Artist Israel Zzepda, a native of Guadalajara, Jalisco, has been painting for more than 20 years and has recently expanded his artistic energy to include sculpture, experimental photography and drawing. Zzepda was involved in art workshops during his childhood and after high school he joined a school of visual arts in Guadalajara where he developed a personal style that he defines into the symbolism.












