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MAX PRUNEDA

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BORN: 1948

EDUCATION:
B. F. A., University of Texas at Austin, 1973.
ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS:
Art Of The People Gallery, Portland, OR. ;1996 to 2001
LewAllen Contemporary, Santa Fe, N. M.; 1997 to 2002
Quintana Gallery, Portland, OR. ;1987 to 2003
Bentley Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ.; 1996
Okun Gallery, Santa Fe, N. M.; 1994 to 1996
Gallery Elena, Taos, N. M.; 1984 to 1994
SELECTIED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
2003 New Works: Quintana Galleries, Portland, Oregon  
Latino Art Auction: University of Arizona, Tempe, Arizona
Group show: Fort 105, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Adam And Eve: Invitational Exhibition, Sophia Georg  Gallery, Denver, Colorado
2002 Ahora ( Today): New Mexican Hispanic Art, National Hispanic Cultural Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico
2000 Mosaic: Invitational Exhibition, Culture and Identity in America, Hampton University Museum, and Hampton
1998 Crossing Cultures: Group Exhibition,  LewAllen Contemporary, Santa Fe, N. M.
Arte De Hoy Para El Futuro: Curator: Larry Hogan, Santa Fe Council For The Arts and Capital Arts Organization
1996 The Fine Art Of Craft And Sculpture: Group Exhibition, Horwitch LewAllen Gallery, Santa Fe, N. M
1995 The Stephane Janessen Collection: The Stephane Janessen Collection Of Contemporary American and European Art; In Memory Of Michael Johns, Fred Jones Jr. Museum Of Art, U. of O., Norman, OK.
Language Of Power: Invitational Exhibition,  C.S. F., Santa Fe, N. M
1994 Sculpture Santa Fe: Invitational Exhibition, Grear Garson Theatre Gallery, Collage of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, N. M.
Guadalajara Book Fair: Fine Art Exhibition, Guadalajara and New Mexico Task Force, Guadalajara, Mexico, D. F.
1992 Religious Aspects: Cruz/Pruneda: Two Person Show, Ralph Greene Gallery, Albuquerque, N. M.
Primal Influences: Invitational Exhibition, Marianne Partlow Gallery, Olympia, WA.
Chicano-Mexican: Group Show,  MacLaren/Markowitz Gallery, Boulder, CO.
Cesar Martinez/Max Pruneda:Two-Person Exhibition, Galleria Sin Fronteras, Austin,TX.Indigo Gallery – 2584 D, State Hwy. 14, Madrid, NM 87010 505 438-6202

1991 Hispanic Group Exhibition: Echo Park Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca.
1990 Ceremony of Memory: 1989 to 1991, New Expressions In Spirituality Among Contemporary Hispanic Artists; Touring exhibition with catalog: Curators: Robert B. Gaylor and Amalia Mesa Bains, Ph. D.
Ten Venues: Arts Gallery, Visual Arts Center, California State University, Fullerton Ca.,
Yuma Art Center, Yuma, A z.,
Contemporary Art Center, New Orleans, La.,
Mexico Arte, Contemporary Art Center, Austin, TX.
Centro Cultural De La Rasa, San Diego, Ca.,
Center for Contemporary Art of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, N. M.,
Meadows Art Museum, S. M. U., University Gallery, Dallas, TX.
Museum of Art, University of Arizona, Tucson, Az.,
The Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art, New York, N. Y.,
The Lannon Museum, Lake Worth, Fa.
1989 Revelations: The Transformative Impulse in Recent Art, Aspen Art Museum, Group Exhibition with catalog: Curator: David Floria.
Ecos Del Espiritu/Echoes of the Spirit: Atlanta College of Art, Atlanta, and Ga.
1988 Quinonaso: Group exhibit at the Quinones brothers villa: Curator: Ruben Bautista,
Mexico City, D. F.
1987 Houston Hispanic: Exhibition with catalog: The Glassell School, Museum of Fine Art, Houston, TX.
East End Show: Honorable Mention: Juror: Luis Jimenez, Lawndale Art and Performance Center, Houston, TX.
1986 Chulas Fronteras: An Exhibition Of Contemporary Texas Hispanic Art: Group, Touring Exhibition with catalog:
Six venues: Curator: Benito Huerta.
Artists for Amnesty: Diverse Works, Art and Performance Center, Houston, TX.
1984 Transformations: One-Person Exhibition, Alameda Project for the Arts, Houston, TX.
Dolls And Other Effigies: Group Exhibition: Curator: Mark Lombardi: two venues: Square One Gallery, Houston, TX.
New Math Gallery, New York, N. Y.
Salon Heat Wave: Group Exhibition: Curator: Mark Lombardi: Square One Gallery, Houston, TX.
1982 In The Beginning: Inaugural Exhibition, CAP, and Houston, TX.
1981 A Spiritual View: Group Exhibition: The Rothko Chapel, Houston, TX.AWARDS:
1989: Grant: Cultural Arts Council of Houston.
1988: Fellowship Award: National Endowment For The Arts.
1987: Honorable Mention: Juror: Luis Jimenez, East End Show, Houston, TX.

Indigo Gallery – 2584 D, State Hwy. 14, Madrid, NM 87010 505 438-6202

ART RELATED PROJECTS:
Albuquerque Arts Board Member, 1999 to 2002; Elected Co-chair: 1999 to 2001, Abq., N.M.
Sub Committees served: Albuquerque Community Foundation - Fun Planning Committee Member
Tamarind - City Library, Art and Literature, Art/Text Project,  curatorial committee, Abq., N.M.
Sunport Arts Committee: Member of curatorial art committee,  Sunport, Albuquerque, N.M. 
Sunport Rental Car Facility: Member of curatorial committee for auto rental facility art collection, Abq., N.M.
Tingley Beach Project: Member of curatorial committee selecting site  appropriate  public art, Abq., N.M.
SWAIA: Advisory Standards Committee Member, 2002 to 2005, Santa Fe, N.M.
COLLECTIONS:
University  of Arizona, Hispana/o Art Center, Tempe, Arizona
National Hispanic Cultural Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Stephene Janssen Collection, Collector, Carefree, Arizona
Alejandro Colunga, Artist/Collector, Guadalajara, Mexico, DF
Dennis Kraber, Collector, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. Dick  DeGuerin, Defense Attorney, Houston, Texas
Rose and Cecil Quintana, Gallery Directors/Collectors, Portland, Oregon
Viloy  and Elena Vigil, Gallery Directors/Collectors, Taos, New Mexico
Dr. Edward and Barbara Okun, Collectors, Santa Fe, New Mexico

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