Antonio Rojas
Born in Tarifa 1962. Self-taught painter, he was influenced early in his career by artists like Carlos Alcolea, Cherna Cobo and Guillermo Pérez Villalta. He began to exhibit his work individually in 1983 with Magda Bellotti Gallery gallery which introduce him ARCO fair in which he will participate in numerous editions. He has exhibited national and international; in Cadiz, Madrid, Caceres, Seville, Pamplona and London, Paris and Cairo galleries as My name's Lolita Art and Antonio Machon and Elba Benitez among others. Rojas received in 2006 the first prize of Painting Competition XIV of the City of Tudela and the first prize of painting Angel Awards 2004.
Born in Tarifa 1962. Self-taught painter, he was influenced early in his career by artists like Carlos Alcolea, Cherna Cobo and Guillermo Pérez Villalta. He began to exhibit his work individually in 1983 with Magda Bellotti Gallery gallery which introduce him ARCO fair in which he will participate in numerous editions. He has exhibited national and international; in Cadiz, Madrid, Caceres, Seville, Pamplona and London, Paris and Cairo galleries as My name's Lolita Art and Antonio Machon and Elba Benitez among others. Rojas received in 2006 the first prize of Painting Competition XIV of the City of Tudela and the first prize of painting Angel Awards 2004.
In 2007 he exhibited in the gallery Juan Manuel Lumbreras in Bilbao and the Gades gallery of Chiclana in Cadiz. In 2008 he exhibited in the gallery Bach Quatre Barcelona. Awarded everywhere, his work is in major collections and museums: Artium in Alava, Museum Marugama Hirai of Spanish Contemporary Art in Japan, Collection Barbara Rose in New York, Municipal Museum of Madrid, Collection Council of Cadiz and Collections Union FENOSA and Coca-Cola Foundation.
In 2007 he exhibited in the gallery Juan Manuel Lumbreras in Bilbao and the Gades gallery of Chiclana in Cadiz. In 2008 he exhibited in the gallery Bach Quatre Barcelona. Awarded everywhere, his work is in major collections and museums: Artium in Alava, Museum Marugama Hirai of Spanish Contemporary Art in Japan, Collection Barbara Rose in New York, Municipal Museum of Madrid, Collection Council of Cadiz and Collections Union FENOSA and Coca-Cola Foundation.
