Selected Works
Guillermo Garcia Cruz, Wall XXIMVD f, 2021, Acrylic on cloth, 50cm x 40cm
Guillermo Garcia Cruz, Wall XXIIBCN g, 2022, Acrylic on cloth, 100cm x 80cm
Guillermo Garcia Cruz, Wall XXIIBCN, 2022, Acrylic on cloth, 60cm x 40cm
Detail of installation / Glitched Space VII
Detail of installation/ Glitched Space XXIIBCN
Guillermo Garcia Cruz, Wall XXIII MAa, Acrylic on cloth, 180cm x 150cm
Guillermo Garcia Cruz
Born 1988, Montevideo, Uruguay
Guillermo García Cruz is a professor of Visual Arts at the IPA, Montevideo, Uruguay. He has been part of the Washington Studio School and Corcoran School of the Arts and Design, Washington, USA. At the national level, his work has been exhibited individually at the Espacio de Arte Contemporáneo de Montevideo, and internationally in exhibitions in Lima, Buenos Aires, Mexico, Miami, Washington DC, New York, Madrid, Lisbon and Tianjin. Recently, his work became part of the CIFO – Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation, Miami, USA; PAMM – Pérez Art Museum Miami, USA; Collection of Chicago Northwestern University, USA; Luis Bassat Collection, Barcelona; Alberto and Ginette Rebaza Collection, Lima; MACA (Atchugarry Museum of Contemporary Art), Uruguay; among other international private collections.
Selected Exhibitions
2022
Glitched Space VII, Galería Zielinsky, Barcelona, Spain Glitched Space VI, Galería Impakto, Lima, Perú
2021
Muy Frágil, Latchkey Gallery, NYC
Glitched Space V. Galería del Paseo. Uruguay Glitched Space II. Barranguet Arts. Connecticut. E.E.U.U.
2020
UNTITLED SPACE V. Recoleto Creative. Javea, España
Alchemy, Latchkey Gallery. Nueva York. EE.UU. Room 45, Programa Taide. Madrid, España
2019
UNTITLED SPACE IV, Fundación Iturria. Montevideo, Uruguay UNTITLED SPACE III, Galería Juan Risso. Madrid, España
Evidence, Espacio de Arte Contemporáneo. Montevideo, Uruguay
2016
Still Them, Espacio de Arte Contemporáneo, Montevideo, Uruguay
2014
Garcia Cruz, Interamerican Development Bank. Washington. EE.UU.
2013
Conventional. Embassy of Uruguay. Montevideo, Uruguay
2012
Inmanente. Diana Saravia Gallery. Montevideo, Uruguay