Carlos Muslera

Visual artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1961.
Living and working in Buenos Aires.
I focus on the human figure into the city landscape, as the matter that we are and we own, the object and vehicle of culture.
My art is part of several collections in Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany, Perú, Spain, UK, USA and Venezuela.

I trained in painting, drawing and engraving with Martha Gavensky, Alejandro Boim, in MEEBA School of Arts, Fundación Pérez Celis, with Martín Riwnyj and other artists.
Studied History of Arts with José Emilio Burucúa.
Formed in TV direction and production at Canal 13, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

I held solo and group exhibitions at the Eduardo Sívori, the Fine Arts of Luján and Casa de la Cultura de Tigre, Buenos Aires, the Ledesma and José Antonio Terry of Tilcara, Jujuy, and the Fine Arts of Salta Museums; the General San Martín, the Recoleta, and the Borges Cultural Centers of Buenos Aires; the Pasaje 865 Foundation of Buenos Aires; the National Library and the National College of Buenos Aires; the Sara García Uriburu, Del Socorro, Pérez Quesada, Central Newbery, Alfredo Cataldo Contemporary Art and other Art Galleries.
In the USA I held exhibitions at International Village Gallery of San Francisco, Chapman University and SOLART Gallery in Los Angeles, California, and DaSilva Gallery at New Haven, Connecticut.