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Dec 14, 2012 · Dec. 14, 2012 12 AM PT. Los Angeles Times Art Critic. Four large, recent canvases by Mario Correa, which he collectively dubs “The Muslins,” are as much prints as they are paintings. Weirdly,...
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LCT Shows. N/A. Mario Correa came to the United States from Chile at age six. Raised outside Washington, D.C., he worked in and around politics — including for years as a Congressional aide — before becoming a playwright. Mario’s plays have been produced ...
An extended correspondence between Geoff Tuck and painter Mario Correa on the occasion of Correa's recent exhibition at Redling Fine Art, Los Angeles.
Mano Ya is a collaboration between artists Mario Correa and Zen Sekizawa. They make custom furniture and objects informed by legacies of Mexican and Japanese design, woodworking techniques, and art histories. Their collective name which mobilizes “Mano” the Spanish word for hand, and “Ya” the Japanese word for shop points to the ...
Born in Santiago, Chile and raised in Chile and the United States, Mario Correa worked for a number of years in politics before becoming a writer. His hit play TAIL! SPIN!, starring Saturday Night Live vet Rachel Dratch and directed by Tony nominee Dan Knechtges, played an acclaimed, extended run Off Broadway in 2014-2015.
Kinked Rail, San Diego, CA. Artworks shown are selected from works submitted by the artist in their grant or residency application. All works are copyright of the artist or artist’s estate. About Mario Correa. Mario Correa was awarded an MFA Grant upon graduating from CalArts. Program Participation. MFA Grant, 2001.
