MARIANO CINAT


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Art for a Cause: Charity Weekend at the Carrousel du Louvre Supports Ukrainian Children Paris, France — In a powerful act of humanitarian solidarity, the Business Incubator Group.World (BIG.World), under the guidance of Alex Bart, joined forces with notable figures like Juan Carlos Izquierdo from Mexico and Patricia Semprez from the USA. Together with New York’s Gallery 8 NYC, led by artist and curator Mariano Cinat, they organized a charity event dedicated to aiding Ukrainian children impacted by war. Held at the prestigious Carrousel du Louvre during the 34th edition of the Art Shopping fair from October 18-20, 2024, this event merged art with compassion. The exhibition showcased approximately 70 contemporary artworks, shining a spotlight on the artistic resilience and creativity of talents from Eastern Europe and Latin America. Mariano Cinat, a distinguished figure in the art world, curated three booths, presenting 24 artists from seven countries across both regions. The event captivated thousands of visitors, drawing in art enthusiasts, collectors, and gallerists from around the globe.The mission of this event extended beyond celebrating art; it aimed to raise funds and awareness for Ukrainian kids affected by the ongoing crisis. In a generous gesture, Gallery8 NYC chose not to retain its typical share of sales, encouraging artists to contribute up to 50% of their proceeds to the cause. This collective effort underscored the urgency of humanitarian support and emphasized the role of art in fostering empathy and inspiring action. Special thanks are extended to Juan Carlos Izquierdo Camus, whose talent and vision were instrumental in gathering an outstanding selection of Latin American artists. His dedication ensured the Mexican artworks stood proudly alongside the Eastern European collection, enhancing the global reach of this event. The weekend at the Carrousel du Louvre illustrated art's transformative power, inviting visitors not only to appreciate contemporary art but share empathy and support. Initial proceeds from art sales have already been directed toward Ukrainian charities, with further donations anticipated through ongoing online sales. Established in 2018 as a pilot version in Ukraine (BIG.U) with the support of Bank Vostok and assistance of American FSVC, the Business Incubator Group World launched this first initiative as a testament to culture's role in promoting resilience, peace, and cross-national solidarity. We invite you to join our charity action! Featured Artists. The exhibition featured a stunning array of talents, including Eastern European artists such as Roman Minin, Erica Marcus, Lolita Watson, Ivanna Demianiuk, Daria De Beukelaer, Olivia Aksoy, Tetiana Ocheredko, Kateryna Ocheredko, Elmira Medins, alongside Latin American creators like Mariano Cinat, Monika Sledzinska, Juan Carlos Izquierdo Camus, Atilio Pernisco, Andrea Olguin, Vania Estay Scabini, Aitana García, Flor Minor, Guillermo Roel, Alfredo Graalh, Hector Gutierrez, Emmanuel RR Gallardo, Augusto Fanjul, Eliana Perez and Roberto Novo. About Gallery 8 NYC. Founded in 2017 by Mariano Cinat, Gallery8 NYC is a New York-based collective dedicated to showcasing contemporary art. The organization supports artists in gaining international exposure and participates in global charity efforts. This heartfelt event was made possible thanks to the collaborative efforts of dedicated individuals, including Juan Carlos Izquierdo, Patricia Semprez, Mar Gutierrez, Vianey Chauvet, Rita Caterpillar, Alex David Bart and Lena Sexton. Essential partners in this endeavor included Gallery 8 NYC, West-East Fund, BIG.Ukraine, BIG.Mexico, BIG.EU-Belgium, On The Raft, Atelier des Artistes en Exil, with significant support from Roberto Novo, Manhattan Institute of Management, D.U.S.T association, and DeFinder. Special thanks to EarthX, Dallas Market Center, TradeMart Brussels, Hector Gutierrez, Crow Family & personally Daniel Crow - the origin of our international team success. Our infopartners: KyivPost, UVCA, mind.ua, European Association of Ukrainian Women, Xenia mining, IT association, Nico Media, BK Style Foundation, Fashion Week Brooklyn, Martin Van Buren National Historic Site and others. Formal release date November 4, 2024
March 9, 2016 - Ximena Hidalgo-Ayala
Impacto New York-Arte y Cultura
Brooklyn y es muy conocido en los círculos culturales neoyorquinos, en los cuales se destaca por su originalidad y carisma - Read More Here
Exhibition Mariano Cinat- Viceversamag: A major exhibition of renowned Argentine artist Mariano Cinat entitled Menace , opened the gallery Consulate General of Argentina on Thursday. CINAT has presented his works in solo and group exhibitions not only in Argentina, country of origin and in the United States, READ MORE HERE (Espanol)
Wed Sep 3, 2014
New York - Argentinian Artist Mariano Cinat at The Narthex Gallery
Mariano Cinat's latest works reveal a clandestine place of imagination where quiet whispers hauntingly echo ancient and near forgotten desires of the soul READ MORE HERE
Architectural Business - Modern Day Masters
October 2013......He says that people see the fun part of his work, and he loves what he does. However he says people don’t see the difficult part of the work. He did a recent exhibition with a Japanese artist who didn’t speak English. He says this was extremely challenging but in the end it was the choice of colors and the language of art itself which transcended the language barrier Read more here
New York Oct. 20, 2013
CATM New York Surfaces at the Louvre
Just shy of the anniversary of infamous Sandy's disastrous torrent, CATM announces its reemergence into the international art world with artists Yasuto Sasada, Mariano Cinat and Dirk Janssens Read more here
New York - January 14, 2011
Argentines in New York
Claudio Ivan Remeseira - La Nacion
They are a small minority among Latin Americans living in the Big Apple, but stand out for their creativity and highlight positions in cultural institution. In the city of New York they live around 14,000 Argentines, according to official data. This figure represents just 0.6 percent of the Hispanic population and even more meager 0.17 percent of the total population of the city. Adding New Jersey and New England states (Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine), we are about 25,000 total. But the proportion of compatriots who occupy prominent positions within the cultural world of the Big Apple is significantly greater than these numbers suggest READ MORE HERE (Espanol)
2007 WIND art exhibition: Internet
Osaka City Central Public Hall
2007 WIND art exhibition: Press
Osaka City Central Public Hall