Curriculum vitae
Manuel Antonio Cuevas Vidueiro
Santiago de Cuba, 1997
Lives and works in Madrid
manuelcv097@gmail.com
Instagram: instagram.com/m_vidueiro_studio/
autorretrativismo.com/en/
Education
- Self-taught artist.
- Chemical engineer.
Solo exhibitions
- 2019
- “The skin I inhabit”. Elvira Cape Provincial Library Gallery, Santiago de Cuba.
- 2019
- “The skin I inhabit”. Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Art Gallery, Palma Soriano.
- 2019
- “Waiting for reason”. Provincial Council of Visual Arts Gallery, Santiago de Cuba.
- 2019
- “Looking at the sky”. Amado Ramón Bookshop Art Gallery, Santiago de Cuba.
- 2022
- “Airplane mode”. Arte Soy Gallery, Santiago de Cuba.
Group exhibitions
- 2026
- “Presencias Cruzadas”. Museum of Contemporary Art, Tarancón.
- 2025
- “Experimentación constante”. Independent art production project, Madrid.
- 2024
- “Segmentos”. Casa Parada Museum, Tarancón.
- 2024
- “Punzadas del ser”. Alzacopas Gallery, Madrid.
- 2022
- “Melodies among pigments”. Elvira Cape Library.
- 2022
- “The uncertainty of time”. Arte Soy Gallery.
- 2022
- “Certain encounter”. Francisco Prat Puig Cultural Centre.
- 2021
- “Young people for Life”, “Hybrids on a text”, “Origins”, “Roots and compas” and “35 years and an ajiaco”. Online exhibitions, AHS.
- 2021
- “Memories”. Francisco Prat Puig Cultural Centre.
- 2018
- “Gazes”. Elvira Cape Library. Cuban Culture Day.
- 2017
- Municipal Salon of Visual Arts Instructors. Zaguán, Josué País Student House.
Awards
- 2019
- Cash award, International Caribbean Salon.
Other activities
- 2017
- Religious Art Salon. San Antonio María Claret Cultural and Missionary Centre.
- 2019
- International Caribbean Salon.
- 2019
- Juror of the “De donde crece la Palma” Children’s Salon (Heredia Theatre), admissions juror of the Naive Art Salon and collateral awards juror of the Provincial Council of Visual Arts.
- 2020
- 14th International Mural Painting Meeting INTERNOS.
Critical texts
- 2023
- M. Sc. Manuel Gómez Morales, “Vidueiro. An alchemy for color” (catalogue).
- Lic. German Rosaenz Monterde, on “The skin I inhabit”.
