Verónica
Gómez

“In Verónica Gómez’s work, Spilimbergo’s metaphysical painting, gothic terror and the Argentine middle class born in the mid-twentieth century intersect. It could even be said that in a surreptitious way her series “La casa de las niñas inusuales” (The house of the unusual girls) is part of an ornamental treatise dedicated to the insignia of upward social mobility. There are the parquet floors, the laminates that look like marble, the granite-like ceramics, the beds with turned wooden backs…”.

Bio

Artist and teacher. National Professor of Painting (ENBAPP) and graduated in Visual Arts.
She received grants from Clínica de Artes Visuales, C. C. Rojas (2006), Programa Intercampos, Espacio Fundación Telefónica (2005), Beca a la Creación, FNA (2004 and 2012), and Pollock-Krasner Foundation NY grant (2016).

She participated in solo and group exhibitions in Argentina and abroad such as the Petrobras Visual Arts Award, ArteBA (2007), II Biennial of the End of the World, Tierra del Fuego (2009), X Biennial of Lyon, Institut d’art contemporain, France (2009), “Latest Trends II”, Museum of Modern Art of Buenos Aires (2012), “Pelican Kingdom”, Foster Catena Gallery ( 2012), “(Dis) proportions”, National Fund for the Arts, Buenos Aires (2012), “Acrónica”, MAT (Museum of Art of Tigre) (2012), “Pet Portraits”, Museum of Plastic Arts “E. Sívori”, Buenos Aires (2013), “Fulgor”, Gachi Prieto Arte Latinoamericano, Buenos Aires (2013), “Aída y la Fuga de los Calvos”, Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires (2013), “Soberanía del Uso”, Espacio de Arte Fundación OSDE (2014), “Hacer con lo hecho”, Museo Municipal de Arte Moderno de Cuenca, Ecuador (2015), II Jerusalem Biennial, “It has always been the book”, Van Leer’s Polonky Research Institution, Israel (2015), “La orilla del hielo”, Gachi Prieto Arte Latinoamericano (2016), “The mysteries of Udolfo”, Casa Tomada, Casa Nacional del Bicentenario (2016), “Suihkulädepatsaat”, Nelimarkka-museum, Finland (2017), “Disarticulations”, Blau Projects Gallery, São Paulo (2017), “Against the sun”, Centro Cultural Recoleta (2018), “The adversary”, Klemm Foundation (2019), “Lar, doce lar”, Bienalsur, Embassy of Brazil in Argentina (2019), “Maneras de ver, formas de mirar”, Quadro gallery (2019), “El repliegue del espacio”, Quadro gallery (2020), “Las olas del deseo”, CNB, Buenos Aires, 2022, “Tragic and erotic”, Pólvora 720, Buenos Aires, 2021, “Kaleidoscope” (Ansaldi, Gómez, Guerra, Irisarri, Mercure, Sánchez), Jorge Mara-La Ruche gallery, Buenos Aires, 2021, “The houses of unusual girls”, Fortabat Collection, 2023, among others.
He obtained the awards to First Prize Acquisition LXIV National Salon of Rosario, Museo de Bellas Artes “Juan B. Castagnino”, Honorable Mention Braque Award, Museo de la Universidad de Tres de Febrero (2013), First Prize XXI Klemm Visual Arts Award (2017), Acquisition Award 8M 2022, CCK, Art Week Award 2022 and the Grand Acquisition Award Fondo Nacional de las Artes (2022).
In 2015 she attended Arteles Creative Residency Program, Hämeenkyrö, Finland and in 2017 Nelimarkka-museum Residency, Alajärvi, Finland.
His work is part of the collections of the Museo Nacional de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, Banco Supervielle, Castagnino-MACRo, Palais de Glace, Fondo Nacional de las Artes and private collections.

Selected works

Queen Mulita

Oil on canvas

59 x 37 in

2020

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The home of the girls furniture

Oil on canvas

33 x 39 in

2022

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The children's republic 2

Oil on canvas

10 x 16 in

2020

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Jane eyes

Oil on canvas

15 x 10 in

2020

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Miss Grey

Oil on canvas

11 x 7 in

2020

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The prayer of the ram girl

Oil on canvas, red corduroy, gilded rod with embossing

15 x 15 in

2020

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The children's republic 1

Oil on canvas and pink corduroy

15 x 12 in

2020

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Study of folds 1

Oil on canvas, lilac corduroy and gold embossed rod

23 x 11 in

2022

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Study of folds 2

Oil on canvas, lilac corduroy and gold embossed rod

23 x 11 in

2022

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Tres mujeres, tres artistas

By Marina Oybin
Página 12 | Jun. 6, 2023