Raiza Carreño

Studies carried out: “CRISTÓBAL ROJAS” School of Visual Arts (1997-2000); Visual Arts Medium Technician, Fire Arts Mention, Stained Glass Specialty. She took the following courses: CONAC, Héctor Poleo School of Arts; Grisaille Workshop with the Stained Glass Master Frances Guy Meliava; Enamel on Metal – Prof. Cristina Palacios; Goldsmithing – Prof. Julio Mota; Lathe – Prof. Abilio Velásquez; Painting – Master Roberto González / Master Leonel Duran. She has participated in the following exhibitions: Exhibition “VENERABLE. The Miracle is done”, National Art Gallery. Caracas. March 2020; Exhibition "Clearing Views" Castro Creation Room. Caracas, March 2020; Exhibition “Unusual Encounters” 50&68 Art/Desing. Caracas, May 2019; Itinerant Exhibition "La Colonia Tovar in the Look of the Venezuelan Artist" Hall Bellerman Colonia Tovar. Edo. Aragua April/ May 2018; Exhibition "Great Women in Art" Spiral Gallery. Caracas. March 2018; Traveling exhibition "La Colonia Tovar in the Look of the Venezuelan Artist" Exhibition Hall of the Humboldt Cultural Association. Caracas February/ March 2018; Traveling Exhibition “Tribute to Dr. José Gregorio Hernández. "Exemplary Doctor and Christian" UCAB Caracas. March – April 2017; Exhibition "Road to the Altars" Sacred Museum. Caracas August/ September 2017; "Looks at Avila" Express Art Gallery, Caracas. December - January 2017; Collective exhibition "Always Frida" Florida Art Gallery, Caracas. July –August 2016; Exhibition "The Art of the Nude in Two Genres" French Alliance Chacaíto - Caracas, June-August 2016; Among other. Some of her awards and recognitions are: Awarded by UCLA in 2012, on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of this house of Study, for her contribution to the development of the Arts in our country and for "integrating and transmitting in her works, the passion for what she does”; 2016, she received Recognition from the Commission for Culture and Tourism, of the Municipal Council of Sucre, for her outstanding work in the Plastic Arts and valuable contribution in promoting the Cultural.

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