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Galileo Gonzalez
Galileo Gonzalez is a visual artist born and raised in Southeast Los Angeles, and currently resides in San Antonio. He has earned his BFA in Drawing & Painting from California State University, Long Beach. Much of his work deals with his upbringing, the urban surroundings around him, and his Salvadoran heritage. His current work focuses on visually interpreting oral stories from the Salvadoran Civil War, as well as the diaspora that followed through generations. He has exhibited at the PÄS Gallery, AVD Gallery, Cerritos College Art Gallery, Fathom Space, Avenue 50 Studio, Dock Space Gallery, and the Museum of Latin American Art. His work is featured in the Cerritos College permanent art collection, as well as the Enrique Serrato collection.
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"Lo Mucho Que Te Quiero"; "I Can Remember"; "Eternal Love" | Acrylagouache on Panel, 2022
"Nopalli (Day)" | Acrylagouache on Panel, 2022
"Midsummer Bloom" | Acrylagouache on Canvas Tarp, 2021
"McCollum Water Tower" | Acrylagouache on Canvas Tarp, 2021
"Stardust" | Acrylagouache on Canvas Tarp, 2021
"Rufina Amaya" | Acrylagouache on Panel, 2019
"Vivir Eso Es Una Angustia: 1980–1992" | Mixed Media on Canvas Tarp, 2017
MORE ABOUT THIS ARTIST
Artist Style: Visual Art: Contemporary, Figurative, Impressionistic, Landscape/Cityscape, Narrative/Historical, Nature/Wildlife, Political, Portraiture, Representational, Social Commentary
Artist Medium: Acrylic; Drawing Media
Culturally Specific Art Category
Select Culturally Specific Art Category:: Hispanic or Latino/a/x
