Our Philosophy
Talento cares about creating long lasting relationships with artists and clients; therefore, rather just selling art, Talento offers a whole experience. Talento offers advisory services to private collectors, as well as public and private institutions.
In addition, Talento has a permanent network in the main art hubs in America, Europe, and Asia; a fundamental resource that allows Talento to act efficiently in a market that is more global every day. Clients can be sure that their acquisition will transcend culturally and economically.
The Artists
CARLOS GARCIA de La NUEZ
Carlos Alberto Garcia de la Nuez was born in La Habana, Cuba in 1959. He graduated from Academia de Arte San Alejandro (Art Academy San Alejandro) in 1979 and Instituto Superior de Arte ( Superior Institute of Art) in 1988.
His work can be found in select colletions:
- Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, La Habana, Cuba
- Museum of Costa Rican Art, San Jose, Costa Rica
- Atruel Gallery, Paris, France
- Nestle France, Paris, France
- Domberger Gallery, Stuttgart, Germany
- Casa Lamm Cultural Center, Mexico City, Mexico
ABRAHAM JIMINEZ
He was born in Mexico City in 1977. He studied Graphic Design in Mexico City. He has participated in many graphic and visual art forums. He was awarded the FONCA Grant by CONACULTA in 2009.
His art has been featured in shows held all over Mexico, including the Alfredo Salce Biennial at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Morelia, the First, Second and Third Biennials at the Merida Museum of Contemporaty Art, as well as the Rufino Tamayo Biennial.
DAVID ISRAEL PEREZ
He was born in Zaragoza, Spain in 1973. He studied art and painting in several European schools. He has been awarded grants such as the Artistic Creation in Mexico by the Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores in 2002, second prize in the Isabel de Portugal Exhibit, as well as the Special Prize from the Jury and the 2002 Engraving Prize in El Escorial, Spain.
He has showed his work twice at Arteaméricas, 2009 and 2010, with Talento Arte, the Sculpture Biennial in Monterrey in 2008, Estampa-05 in Madrid and Kloster Bengtale in Münster, Germany. His work is featured in the MACO Museum in Oaxaca, the MAVA Museum in Madrid, the Telefónica Data Collection as well as the Jiménez Arellano Foundation.