Ana Paula Luna

Mexican sculptress, who started working with different materials from a very young age, with 17 years of experience that combines the search of linking art with social life and the international dimension of her work. With a degree in Cultural Management, and a diploma in sculpture from the Cabañas Cultural Institute; with more than 30 collective exhibitions and 4 individual exhibitions. Her work has led her to exhibit and leave public works, mainly in wood, in Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Canada, United States, Australia, Thailand, Tanzania, Switzerland, Spain, Finland, Denmark, Italy and Germany. 
She has been achieved grants from FONCA, Proyecta and Sucede, programs by the State of Jalisco and the municipality of Guadalajara. She organizes and manages the International Wood Sculpture Symposium in Guadalajara since 2015 with the intention of creating a sculptural park for the city.

• Cultural management degree. University of Guadalajara (2013)
• Studies in the Sculpture School of Bagamoyo, Tanzania (2006)
• Sculpture degree in the Cabañas Cultural Institute (1999 – 2002)

Public Sculptures and collections.
• El Nevado National Park. Mexico (2019)
• Nartional Park Paracho, Michoacan (2019)
• Sculpture Park, Höjer, Denmark (2018)
• Intersection Av. Acueducto and Periferico. Zapopan, Mexico (2018)
• University of the Amazons. Florencia, Colombia (2017)
• Metropolitan park of Guadalajara, Mexico (November 2017)
• Metropolitan park, Guadalajara, Mexico (March 2017)
• Hotel Kakslauttanen. Saariselkä, Finland (2017)
• Music School, Sönderborg, Denmark (2017)
• Val dei Mocheni, Italy (2016)
• City of Campeche, Mexico (2015)
• City of Rylstone, Australia (2015)
• Highshool Of Sönderborg, Denmark (2014)
• City of Kemijärvi. Finland. (2013)
• Hotel Kakslauttanen. Saariselkä, Finland (2013)
• University of Colima. Coima, Mexico (2011)
• City of Kemijärvi. Finland. (2011)
• Sculpture Park. Valdivia, Chile. (2006)
International Exhibitions
• Kunsten Galleri, Höjer, Denmark (2019)
• Municipal office. Uribelarrea, Argentina. (2010)
• Markgrafenstr, Berlin, Germany. (2009)
• Civic Center, Barcelona, Spain (2009)
• Cultural house, Valdivia, Chile (2008)
• Praxis Gallery, Toronto, Canada (2007)
• Jadite Gallery, New York, USA (2007)
• National Museum. Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania (2006)
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