I feel very honored that images from Poet of the Lake received the highest score by jurors Marcela Guerrero, Assistant Curator at Whitney Museum of American Art, New York and Jaime Cerón, Curator, Researcher and Art Critic, Bogota, Colombia and were selected to be part of The Latin American Fine Art Competition Exhibition at Agora Gallery. The show will be in New York in December, 2019. I hope to see you at the opening. More info here: https://www.agora-gallery.com/artistpage/claudia_ruiz_gustafson.aspx
So happy one of my images from my work in progress Dark Woods wins an award and gets published in my favorite photo magazine: Black & White Magazine, a magazine for lovers and collectors of fine photography.
An incredible honor to share this space with these five amazing photographers. Thanks to AKEA BRIONNE BROWN, JENNIFER A. FERRETTI and COLETTE VEASEY-CULLORS from Shades Collective!
In recent years, there have been a particular emphasis on developing conversations around racial identity and injustice in American society. We are seeing a wealth of conversations about race, but minimal discussions that expand the discussions beyond black and white individuals. Though we still welcome imagery exploring blackness and white life in America, we wanted to begin to widen the conversation to those outside of those narratives.
In Between seeks to showcase the work of lens based artists exploring race, identity, and place beyond the emphasis of Black and White racial tensions in America.
Featured in this exhibition is: Kat Liu, Claudia Ruiz Gustafson, Adriana Monsalve, Sydney Cook, Anushka Jajodia, and Granville Carroll. To read the interview click here.
Six images from my series SHE win HONORABLE MENTION at the Professional Fine Art Series Category: 12th Pollux Awards and will be traveling to Barcelona, Spain. This event was juried by Philip Brookman. Very happy SHE is connecting.
La guirnalda (The Wreath) from my series SHE was chosen by Joyce Tenneson to be part of an exquisite exhibition also titled "SHE". I am very happy because she happens to be my role model. I am also very grateful to directors Amanda Smith and Kevin Tully for giving La guirnalda an Honorable Mention.
Extremely grateful to Leah Hamilton French for her depth and thoughtful writing. Maria Magdalena is part of my newest series SHE.
Arroz con leche (Rice with Milk) from my series Historias fragmentadas was selected to be part of two important exhibitions in Cambridge: Gallery 263: Do You Remember? juried by Cobi Moules and Cambridge Art Association: 2019 National Prize Show juried by Camilo Alvarez and Steve Locke. I am also very happy because my work sold at the CAA.
Please, join me! I am preparing a fun class this coming spring at the Newton Community Education.
Four images from my series En algún lugar (Somewhere) get Honorable Mention in the Fine Art Series Category at the 11th Julia Margaret Cameron Award.
I was very honored to be able to show my work in my own community. Thank you to Open Spirit Gallery in Framingham, MA.
Thanks to Karen Davis of Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson, New York for selecting twelve images from my series Historias fragmentadas (previously The Journey) for the portfolio showcase at the Identity exhibition.
Invited 3-Person Show: Women Interpreted at the Cambridge Art Association. Featuring the work of Sally Bousquet, AJ Nadel and Claudia Ruiz Gustafson at the University Place Gallery in Cambridge, MA.
This is where my series En algún lugar (Somewhere) started under the direction of a nurturing teacher: Meg Birnbaum.
El castillo de mi madre (My Mother's Castle) from my series Historias fragmentadas was selected by Hamidah Glasgow to be part of the 23rd Juried Exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Photography. A really wonderful selection of art. I am in good company, check out the show!
Seeing Through the Mirror of Self from my series Reflections at the Divergent Thinking exhibition: Fountain Street Fine Art Gallery, juried by Jane Young. Happy that my work sold!