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Rolando Peña (born October 27, 1942, in Caracas, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan-American visual artist and dancer. He is best known as one of the Warhol superstars, and he participated in a number of Warhol films. [1] Rolando Peña in 2013. Among Warhol superstars, Peña is known as "the Black Prince", or "El Principe Negro".
Dec 10, 2018 · Rolando Peña, arguably the country’s most important geologist, passed away on November 30, 2018. His scholarly work on Philippine geology and stratigraphy show not just a vast intellectual sweep, but an enduring love for his country.
Born in Venezuela in 1942, Rolando Peña, a.k.a El Príncipe Negro, contributed to the definition of contemporary Latin American art in the 1960s and the 1970s, when living in New York. An artist who delves in various art media, Peña also made creative use of photomaton photography early in his career.
Rolando Peña (Caracas, 27 de octubre de 1942) es un artista conceptual venezolano que se ha desempeñado en diversas áreas artísticas. Realizó estudios de danza y dramaturgia, lo cual le sirvió para desarrollar distintos happenings , show multimedias, muestras de fotografía, instalaciones, múltiples exposiciones nacionales e internacionales.
Peña is especially famous for works incorporating crude oil as his theme, a matter of profound meaning, direct impact to and ultimately inseparable to contemporary society. Peña’s legacy in art derives from how he addresses social, political, and pertinent concerns.
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Dec 16, 2018 · Scientist. Nationalist. Revolutionary. Mentor. Friend to many from the Left, Right and Center. Author of the groundbreaking “Lexicon of Philippine Stratigraphy.”. Poet, essayist, translator ...
Performance, videoart. Juan Downey 's Las Meninas art poster. With participation as performers in the video art: Carmen Beuchat with the role of queen Mariana and Suzanne Harris with the role of king Philip the fourth. Assistance from Marilys Belt from Downey, Isabel Morrison, Rolando Peña and Juanfi Lamadrid. Camera: Elaine Summers.
