Collections: The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery; Princeton University; Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico; MEAM Museum, Barcelona, Spain; The Players NYC.
Discover three must-see artists at Artexpo New York 2026, from Luis Alvarez Roure’s masterful portraits to Barry E. Jackson’s haunting figures and Caridad Sola Perez’s provocative IN GODS WE TRUST installation at Pier 36. https://t.co/4CB2skVN8i
I am very happy to share this new article from Art Business News magazine about my background and philosophy as an artist.
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Edwina Sandys MBE. British/American Artist and Sculptor. One of the most notable works of Mrs. Sandys titled “Breakthrough” is installed at Westminster College, featuring eight sections of the Berlin Wall. Edwina is the granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill.
Soon after graduating from #PrincetonU, José Ferrer '33 took to Broadway and earned the first-ever Best Actor win from @TheTonyAwards in 1947.
Last month, a portrait of the pathbreaking actor and director was unveiled on campus. https://t.co/LC1PlmcHm1
A portrait of the pathbreaking actor and director José Ferrer '33 was unveiled on campus as part of #PrincetonU's History and Sense of Place initiative. https://t.co/KztCgaUR8a
I had the honor to unveiled my portrait of the great actor and director of stage, film and television José Ferrer in front of his family members, staff, docents and Princeton University’s president Christopher Eisgruber.
“Opening” for solo piano, when released in 1982 as the first track on GLASSWORKS, was the first ever piece of recorded solo piano music by Philip Glass ever heard by the public:
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1.26.24 Philip Glass Solo
Philip Glass performs beloved works for piano, from his home studio and personal piano, on an intimate new record coming January 26, 2024.
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I am delighted to announce that the @MuseoMAPR unanimously accepted the inclusion of my portrait of maestro Justino Díaz in the museum’s permanent collection after the generous donation of philanthropist and patron of the arts Mr. Guillermo Martínez.