Perla Krauze
Mexico City, 1953
She studied Graphic Design at the National School of Plastic Arts of the National Autonomous University of Mexico. In 1977 He moved to London to obtain a diploma in textiles from Goldsmiths College, and in 1992 he returned to that city as a student of the Master of Fine Arts at Chelsea College of Arts.
His work has been exhibited both in Mexico and abroad in solo and group exhibitions, among which are: Materia lyrical: Memory / Accumulation Processes (Amparo Museum, Puebla, 2017) Archipelagos (Gallery Quetzal, Oaxaca, 2016), Structures / Materials / Space (Diagrama CDMX, 2014); Suspended Blues (Gallery Sonja Roesch, Houston, 2013); Structure / Imprints (Howard Scott Gallery, New York, 2013); Pino Suarez 3, Memory and Tours (Museum of Mexico City, 2012); Huellas y Trayectos (retrospective, Museum of Modern Art, CDMX 2010); José Alvarado 24A / Guerrero 27 Nte. (Museum of the City of Querétaro, 2010); Imprints (Gebert Contemporary, Santa Fe, 2010); Traces of the Santa Veracruz (National Museum of the Print, CDMX, 2007); Origins (MACO, Oaxaca, 1997) and Amarres de Luz y Silencio (Carrillo Gil Art Museum, CDMX, 1995)
She has obtained various recognitions from institutions such as the UNAM and the British Council have already participated in different residency programs artistic Red Gate Gallery in China; Echigo - Tsumari Triennial, in Japan; Banff Center for the Arts, in Canada; MacDowell Colony, Santa Fe Art Institute and Djerassi Resident Artists Program, in the United States.
His work is part of important Public and private collections, such as those of the Amparo Museum, Museum of Modern Art, Museum of Contemporary Art of Oaxaca, Museum of Art Carrilo Gil, MUAC - UNAM, National Museum of Printing, Museum of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, Museum of the Chancellery and Collection Manuel Felguérez, in Mexico; Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Sprint Art Collection, Freedman Gallery - Albright College and Bank of America, in the United States. Since 1994, he has been a member in different editions of the National System of Art Creators.