Soul of Victoria: The call of the spiritual world

Friday, December 1, 2017

The call of the spiritual world

Surrounded by the sound of the beauty of nature, the human spirit sublimated by the call of the light

30x40in acrylic

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Victoria SteinJune 26, 2018 at 4:37 PM
Hello Victoria! This is your West Palm Beach friend Victoria Stein. I have often wondered how you are today! I would really love to reconnect with you! Peace and love and light my friend! Please email me atvsdesign@hotmail.com
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Exhibitions

Currently exhibiting at art in public places

Brevard, FL Cultural alliance

2018 the Lighthouse Artcenter

Tequesta, FL

2011 Northern Trust Bank

Stuart, FL

2009 The Mark Gallery

Stuart, FL

2005 Denise Justice Gallery

Stuart, FL

Downtown, Colorado Avenue

2004 Palm Beach County Convention Center

West Palm Beach, FL

2003 Grassy Waters Preserve

West Palm Beach, FL

2002 White Walls Gallery

Atlantic Blvd., Delray Beach

2000 Black Stone Building

West Palm Beach, FL

2000 Jorge Sori Gallery

Coral Gables, Miami

1999 Downtown Development Authority

West Palm Beach, FL

1996-1997 Palm Beach International Airport

West Palm Beach, FL

1990-1992 Dover Gallery

Boca Raton, FL

1990 Florida Atlantic University

Boca Raton, FL

(permanent exhibition)

1990 Legends

Winter Park, FL

1989 Palm Beach Community College

Lake Worth, FL

1989 D'Acota Center

Dania, FL

1989 Legends Gallery

Boca Raton, FL

1989 Legends Gallery

Palm Beach Gardens, FL

1988 Van Cleef

Miami, FL

1988 Colombian Masters

Miami, FL

1988 Brickell Gallery

Miami, FL

1988 Palm Beach Gallery

West Palm Beach, FL

1988 Regional Eye Institute

West Palm Beach, FL

1988 China Lion Connection

West Palm Beach, FL

1987 Mark Andrew Show Room

West Palm Beach, FL

1985- 1987 D & D Center

West Palm Beach, FL

(permanent exhibition)

1985-1987 Edward Frish Gallery

West Palm Beach, FL

1979 Galeria del Caribe

Barranquilla, Colombia

1978 Public displays

Bogota, Colombia

1975 Galeria la 3ra

Bogota, Colombia

1972 La Galeria

New York City, USA

Palm Beach County Cultural Council

Dear Ms. Medina:

I am delighted to extend an invitation to you for an exhibition of your work at the Palm Beach International Airport’s Regional Artists Gallery.

We have reserved the space from December 18, 1996 through January 20, 1997 for a showcase of your work.

The installation of your work will take place on the afternoon of December 18. Please make arrangements to deliver your work to the airport and assist with the installation. For press purposes, I will need a brief statement about your career and the work you will be showcasing at the airport.

The Palm Beach County Cultural Council coordinates a wide variety of visual art presentations, throughout the year, to bring new and exciting art to public areas. The exhibits are scheduled and maintained at the Palm Beach International Airport on level two inside the airport terminal.

I look forward to seeing your work on display at the airport!

Sincerely,

Glen Miller
Director of Information Services

MEDINA’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES GATHER ON WALLS OF AIRPORT

(WEST PALM BEACH, FL) Columbian artist Victoria Medina will present her collection of Indigenous Peoples, drawings and painting that explore "Spirits of Earth," from October 23 to January 20, at the Regional Artist’s Gallery inside the Palm Beach International Airport.

A native of Medellin, Columbia, Medina left her pursuit of an education in business administration to devote her life to art. Medina’s quest took her to Panama where she focused on anthropology, art and philosophy. A chance encounter in Panama with a young Cuna Indian, "whose face and eyes expressed serenity and wisdom from her ancestors," moved Medina to create a series of paintings and drawings that draw upon her perception of those who "celebrate life." Medina painted the portrait but felt the finished painting was incomplete. It was then that Medina had the revelation to paint the young girl in her native land, and transferred the girl to another dimension and landscape bringing her back to the "spirit of the land." Today, Medina works out of her studio in Boca Raton, painting and drawing culturally diverse subjects transferred back among their landscaped legacies, a collection she calls Indigenous Peoples.

Medina’s work has been exhibited throughout South Florida and is part of the permanent collection of art at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton.

The Palm Beach County Cultural Council coordinates a wide variety of visual arts presentations throughout the year to bring new and exciting art to public areas. The exhibits are scheduled and maintained at the Palm Beach International Airports Rotating Artists Gallery. The gallery is a cooperative effort between the cultural and business community in Palm Beach County. The Gallery is located at the west end of Level 2 in the airport terminal.