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José Miura Biography
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1948 |
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Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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1963 - 1965 |
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He started his first art studies at an early age at the “Massana” School in Barcelona, Spain
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1971 - 1973 |
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Fine Arts Circle and the Arts and Crafts School in Madrid
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1974 |
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Painting and Sculpture Restoration at the Paul Coremans Institute, Mexico City, Mexico
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1973 - 2012 |
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He has presented 15 one-man shows and participated in many group exhibitions, as well as extensive participation in competitions, biennales, and cultural exchanges with Mexico, France, United States of America and Spain.
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1974 - 2012 |
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His art has appeared both nationally and internationally as scenic designer in operas, ballets, musicals and international theater and music festivals in Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic), Mexico City, Toronto (Canada), Havana (Cuba), Quito (Ecuador), Braunau (Austria), and London (England).
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| Selected Exhibitions |
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1998
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Salle d´Automne, Paris, France
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1992
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Dominican Contemporary Art, Israel
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1991
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Balcácer, Miura, Varela. Embassy Gallery, Miami, Florida, US
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1989
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City University, New York, NY, US
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1988
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Centre des Arts et la Culture. Point-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe
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1987
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Art and History Museum. San Juan, Puerto Rico
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1981
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Omar Rayo Museum. Roldanillo, Colombia
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1980
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XII Festival, Cagnes-sur-Mer, France
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1979
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“Casa de las Américas," Havana, Cuba
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1977
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“Casa de las Américas," Havana, Cuba
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1972
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"Forum” Gallery, Madrid, Spain
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