Roberto Fabelo
Subtitle: naturaleza casi viva, casi muerta : Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Ciudad Panamá, abril-junio 2011
By: [edición y corrección Elvia Rosa Castro]
Contributors: Castro Martín, Elvia Rosa, 1968-; Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (Panama, Panama)
Publisher: Museo de Arte Contemporáneo
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Ciudad Panamá
Language: spa; eng
Number of pages: 66
Subjects: Exhibitions
Other titles: Fabelo :
Description: Exhibition catalogue of the recent body of work of painter, sketcher, illustrator and sculptor José Roberto Fabelo Pérez (b. Camagüey, Cuba 1950), comprising a collection of oils and drawings in paper and metal of portraits of humans-animals, inspired in Afro-Antillan religions, in the fantastic imagery of Hieronymus Bosch, the postmodern unreal allegory of Remedios Varo and other contemporary pictorial and cinematographic works that recall the dramatic and decadent relationship between man and nature. "His work is strong, clear and profound and inmediatez at the same time, achieving a paradox and presenting different types of literary and poetic forms: from an allegoric poem to a haiku and even to a Kafka story"--Page [5].
Notes: Catalog of the exhibition at Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Ciudad Panamá, April through June 2011.

Includes an essay by Ella Faulkner "Paradoja: belleza y horror : encarcelamientos, mutaciones y desbordes de Roberto Fabelo."

Text in Spanish and English.