
José Bedia
JosĂ© Bedia: Inner Circle Journey 1976 â 2026 is a rich exploration of the career and work of Cuban artist â JosĂ© Bedia. From being a formative member of the âVolumen Unoâ Cuban art renaissance, Bediaâs international outreach continually grew from the 1980âs onward, reaching worldwide acclaim - spanning from his participation in the monumental exhibit Magiciens de la Terre in 1989 to winning First Prize at the Beijing Biennale in 2010. His unique artistic craft focuses on organic elements, tribal symbology, and shamanism from diverse cultures. Bediaâs work and artistic creations are deeply informed by living and past ancestral communities everywhere and his personal interactions with them, while simultaneously using a âfield workâ approach of an ethnographer or anthropologist to create his paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations. Anchored by his 5-decade retrospective at the MARCO Museum of Monterrey, and also accompanied by text from various art scholars, this book will look at his trajectory focusing on his different styles and periods throughout the years, as well as images from his personal travels, and tribal collection, that directly impact his artistic output.Â
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JosĂ© Bedia: Inner Circle Journey 1976 â 2026 is a rich exploration of the career and work of Cuban artist â JosĂ© Bedia. From being a formative member of the âVolumen Unoâ Cuban art renaissance, Bediaâs international outreach continually grew from the 1980âs onward, reaching worldwide acclaim - spanning from his participation in the monumental exhibit Magiciens de la Terre in 1989 to winning First Prize at the Beijing Biennale in 2010. His unique artistic craft focuses on organic elements, tribal symbology, and shamanism from diverse cultures. Bediaâs work and artistic creations are deeply informed by living and past ancestral communities everywhere and his personal interactions with them, while simultaneously using a âfield workâ approach of an ethnographer or anthropologist to create his paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations. Anchored by his 5-decade retrospective at the MARCO Museum of Monterrey, and also accompanied by text from various art scholars, this book will look at his trajectory focusing on his different styles and periods throughout the years, as well as images from his personal travels, and tribal collection, that directly impact his artistic output.Â
Text in English and French.Â



