El Jurado estuvo compuesto por el Maestro Roger Perez de la Rocha, la grabadora Alicia Zamora y el Director de la Escuela de Bellas Artes Ricardo Morales. Ademas se otorgaron un segundo premio a Federico Alvarado por su xilografía "Madre nicaragüense con Flores" y dos menciones de honor para Jorge Zamorán Fitoria por su obra "Los Otros" y a Sergio Velásquez por "Renacer". En la categoría experimental el premio se le otorgo a Hamilton Reyes por su triptico "Barón Sentado, Barón Semi-sentado, Barón Efigie"
"La Mort du Saltimbanque" Linocut by Carlos Barberena.
Last weekend I was awarded with the first place in the National Printmaking Award 2012 in Managua, Nicaragua. The awards ceremony was in the Hall of Crystals at the Ruben Dario National Theater during the Printmaking Month’s activities organized by the Nicaraguan Institute of Culture.
My linocut “La Mort du Saltimbanque” (after Doré) was awarded with the first prize and the juror was composed by el Maestro Roger Perez de la Rocha, Printmaker Alicia Zamora and the Director of the School of Fine Arts Ricardo Morales. The Juror also gave a second prize to Federico Alvarado for his woodcut “Madre nicaragüense con Flores and two honorable mentions to Jorge Zamoran for his monotype “Los Otros” and Sergio Velasquez for his print “Renacer”. In the experimental category was awarded Hamilton Reyes for his aquatint ”Barón Sentado, Barón Semi-sentado, Barón Efigie”.
My linocut “La Mort du Saltimbanque” (after Doré) was awarded with the first prize and the juror was composed by el Maestro Roger Perez de la Rocha, Printmaker Alicia Zamora and the Director of the School of Fine Arts Ricardo Morales. The Juror also gave a second prize to Federico Alvarado for his woodcut “Madre nicaragüense con Flores and two honorable mentions to Jorge Zamoran for his monotype “Los Otros” and Sergio Velasquez for his print “Renacer”. In the experimental category was awarded Hamilton Reyes for his aquatint ”Barón Sentado, Barón Semi-sentado, Barón Efigie”.
