"Disasters of War" Painting

Pedro Pacheco's artistic career encompasses over fifty three years of creativity with paintings and photographs exhibited around the world. He was born and educated in Spain. Master in Fine Arts Degree from The University of Barcelona (Spain). 2012 - Merit Award National Open Exhibition. Douglaston . NY 2011 - Merit Award National Open Exhibition. Douglaston NY. 2009 - Artist of the Month (September 2009) NAL New York 2008 - Second Prize . National Open Exhibition in National Art League.NY 2006 - Citation. of Excellence ( As a curator and artist) Town of Hempstead. NY. 2006 - Recognition of Professional Photographers of New York City 2004 - Special selection of one of his painting to celebrate 25 years of the Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts. 2002 - Certificate of Excelence Town Hall Hempstead 2002 - Selection by Biennial 2002 Town Hall Flushing, NY 2002 - Honorable Mention National Jury Exhibition. Ceres Gallery. Soho. NY 2001 - Second Prize National & International Open Exhibition National Art League. NY 2001 - The Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant Award 2000 - Selection by the Discovery Program sponsored by The NY State Council for the Arts 2000 - Second Prize, Archdiocese of New York. 2nd. Exhibition Religious Hispanic Art 2000 - First Prize, Open Exhibition. National Art League. Douglaston.NY 1999 - Award of Citation. Town of Hempstead. New York 1996 - Award of Excellence. Manhattan Art International. New York 1996 - Honorable Mention. Fine Art Museum of Long Island, New York 1995 - Award of Selection. 12 Galleries of Manhattan. "Art Initiativcareer starting with the Silver Medal SENAL 70 in Barcelona where he exhibited with Joan Miro in Palacio de la Virreina. He received The Card of Gold given to the Best Foreign Artist International Exhibition in Treviso, (Venice) Italy. . In 1973 The BBC in London filmed a report on his life and artwork. In 1976, Her Majesty the Queen of Spain agreed to attend the inauguration of his exhibition of paintings "Towards a Projection in the Cosmos" as a tribute to the author and anthropologist Theilard de Chardin, in the City of Barcelona (Spain), In 1995 he was invited by the the Mayor of the City of Jerusalem, Mr.