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Born 1959 Venezuela. Known for: Contemporary painting and sculpture.
Felix Perdomo was born in Santa Teresa of the Tuy, in the state of Miranda, Venezuela, in 1959. Painter, sketch artist and sculptor. He studied at the School of Plastic Arts Cristóbal Rojas of... Read full biography
Felix Perdomo was born in Santa Teresa of the Tuy, in the state of Miranda, Venezuela, in 1959. Painter, sketch artist and sculptor. He studied at the School of Plastic Arts Cristóbal Rojas of Caracas, between 1976 and 1979. Thereafter, he entered the School of Art of the Pedagogical University... Read full biography
Felix Perdomo was born in Santa Teresa of the Tuy, in the state of Miranda, Venezuela, in 1959. Painter, sketch artist and sculptor. He studied at the School of Plastic Arts Cristóbal Rojas of Caracas, between 1976 and 1979. Thereafter, he entered the School of Art of the Pedagogical University Institute of Caracas, 1980-1986. He was awarded second prize by program PSI, Museum of the Institute of Contemporary Art of New York, 1991-1992.
Felix Perdomo was born in Santa Teresa of the Tuy, in the state of Miranda, Venezuela, in 1959. Painter, sketch artist and sculptor. He studied at the School of Plastic Arts Cristóbal Rojas of Caracas, between 1976 and 1979. Thereafter, he entered the School of Art of the Pedagogical University Institute of Caracas, 1980-1986. He was awarded second prize by program PSI, Museum of the Institute of Contemporary Art of New York, 1991-1992.
Felix Perdomo was born in Santa Teresa of the Tuy, in the state of Miranda, Venezuela, in 1959. Painter, sketch artist and sculptor. He studied at the School of Plastic Arts Cristóbal Rojas of Caracas, between 1976 and 1979. Thereafter, he entered the School of Art of the Pedagogical University Institute of Caracas, 1980-1986. He was awarded second prize by program PSI, Museum of the Institute of Contemporary Art of New York, 1991-1992.