PERU'S BEST BLANKETS SINCE 1888: FRAZADAS SANTA CATALINA

Tumi Tumi model in electric blue next to Inca Chan Chan geometric patterns

tiger model and Tumi Tumi in brown and beige

Frazadas Santa Catalina, the best peruvian blankets since 1888
Frazada Santa Catalina

Jirón Carabaya N° 416, Lima

http://frazadasantacatalina.com/

LIMA PERU ART REPORT, NOVEMBER 2011

Lima centre from above, view from the Sheraton



American drawings by Gilda Mantilla and Raimond Chaves at Verme collection



Lima fog drawings by Raimond Chaves at Verme collection


Francys Alys Fabiolas' at the Museo de Arte Italiano in collaboration with MALI




Pablo Vargas Lugo's Solar Spots at (e)Star project space




and Pablo Vargas Lugas butterfly pattern cutouts at Lucia de la Puente gallery




Iosu Aramburu's paintings and House of Cards at 80m2 gallery


Pablo Hare's astronomical phtographies at La (Ex)Culpable



Giancarlos Scagglia's peru terrorism paintings and sculptures at Revolver Gallery



fan, ceiling, light, chairs and tables at cevicheria La Buena Muerte


modernist building on pilotis in the centre


Inca and Amazonic blankets

Sometimes street murals are more interesting than art


and street performance by a Jota Castro look alike!

GILDA, RAIMOND AND PHILIPPE: LUNCH AT LA BUENA MUERTE IN LIMA

gilda, raimond, philippe


ceviche


tiraditos


tacu tacu

GILDA MANTILLA AND RAIMOND CHAVES: STUDIO VISIT, LIMA, PERU

Gilda's clouds and words





Raimond's drawings


future cardboard sculptures

LIMA, A SELECTION OF THE VERME COLLECTION CURATED BY TATIANA CUEVAS AT AMLI, AT CAMINO REAL SHOPPING MALL IN LIMA

logo of the Camino Real shopping centre


entrance to AMLI


Juan Carlos Verme



Jose Carlos Martinat


exhibition view: Reynaldo Luza, Mathias Duville



amazing Andinian landscapes by Reynaldo Luza, done in the early 70s


Peruvian landscape, photograph by Billy Hare, 1975


exhibition view: Pablo Vargas Lugo crack-smile, Ishmael Randall Weeks, Gilda Mantilla


Ishmael Randall Weeks


Gilda Mantilla


Martin Creed



and views of the semi abandoned shopping centre: