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Bernardi Roig

Bernardi Roig (Born 1965) is active/lives in Spain.  Bernardi Roig is known for Contemporary art, human figure sculpture, installation, and photography.

Bernardí Roig is considered one of the most relevant contemporary Spanish artists on the international scene, having exhibited in numerous galleries, museums and institutions around the world. His production includes painting, installations, video and even essayistic drift. He has been awarded important prizes such as the Special Prize of the Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró, the Sotheby's, the Egypt Biennial in 2001 or the official prize of the XXI International Biennial of Graphic Art of Slovenia. Since the mid-nineties, he has held solo exhibitions in leading galleries, museums and art centers such as the Miró Foundation (1995), the Totem il Cannale hall in Venice (1996), the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design of San José in Costa Rica (1997), the Ludwig Foundation in Havana (1999), the Jacobo Borges Museum in Venezuela (2000), the Fine Arts Museum in Oviedo (2000), the Max Estrella Gallery in Madrid (2000), the Adriana Schmidt Gallery in Cologne (2000), the Claire Oliver Gallery in Ne   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3514 characters.]  Artist bio

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