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By La Nueva Provincia

Marta Díez, a plastic artist, and her husband, Dr. Alejandro Caride - the owners of Chasicó Park – took the initiative in carrying out the above-mentioned idea . In addition to a display of works by well-known national and regional artists, a school competition will be overseen by a prestigious jury including poet Rubén Vela and the head of “Arte al Día”, Marcela Costa Peuser

By Sebastian Jorgi

Masks by a great artist: Marta Díez. Poems by a great poet: Rubén Vela. Two brightly original creations for a publication where the empty eyes of masks meet the respective text - not as a mere explanation or translation, but as consubstantiation, as a constituent part.

La Plataforma Cultural (La Plata)
Agosto- septiembre 2007

Exposición de una artista tucumana que llegó precedida de premios y críticas elogiosas.
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Revista de Cultura
8 de diciembre de 2007
Una colección de la escultora Marta Diez, que recrea las culturas prehistoricas del noroeste Argentino, y al mismo tiempo remite a distintas creencias.
Del 10 al 17 Museo de Ciencias Naturales

Diario Hoy

Eight years ago Marta Díez set off on a new search in order to develop her art. Without meaning to, she turned her production into an ethnographic recreation through the production of masks from various parts of the world.

El Dia (La Plata)
7 de diciembre de 2007
Hoy a las 17:30 se inaugurará en el Museo de Ciencias Naturales de la Plata la muestra "Mito y Simbolismo", de la artista tucumana Marta Diez, compuesta por máscaras que remiten a mitos y simbolismos del noroeste argentino.

By Susana Quiroga

On October 3 a presentation took place at the Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum of Spanish- American Art consisting of an excellent double art event involving Sculpture and Poetry: Sculpture by Marta Díez, Poetry by Rubén Vela. The exhibition showed a united esthetic view from these acknowledged artists, who resort to different ways of expression. When art is complemented and its meaning widened, as in this case, we are surrounded by an emblematic vision causing an impact on both our senses and our intellect.

By La Nueva Provincia

Several cultures represented in the works produced by artists from the provinces of our country. Marta Díez and Rubén Vela expressing themselves through plastic arts and writing.

By Luz García Hamilton

Last week Tucumán-born artist Marta Díez presented her book “Masks-Sculptures” at the Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum of Spanish-American Art.

By Arte al Día

“…Are those empty eyes watchng God´s intangible face? Artist Marta Díez has presented her book Masks-Sculptures at the Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernández Blanco (Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum for Spanish-American Art). Each work included in the volume is accompanied by a poem written by Rubén Vela, the acknowledged poet, essayist and art critic from Santa Fe.

By Ruben Vela

Tucumán-born painter and sculptress Marta Díez Ojeda has opened an exhibition of the masks she has created, which merit some comments because of their quality and the interest they stir. Masks are one of the oldest magic elements, reaching us from the early paleolithic period and constituting a representation by man of protective or evil spirits manifesting themselves through ancestral rites.

By Arte al Día

The acknowledged Tucumán-born artist Marta Díez will present her masks at the Costa Salguero Art Center, where the “Arteclásica 2007” exhibition will take place from May 3 to 8.

30 Abril 2007
La reconocida artista tucumana, Marta Diez, presentará sus máscaras en el Centro de Arte de Costa Salguero donde se realizará la muestra "Arteclásica 2007". La misma [...]

11 Diciembre 2007
Entrevista con Miriam Manfredini, conductora del programa [...]

By Gustavo Martinelli

The Georgian secrétaire made of caoba wood in the XIX century still contains old volumes from the Encyclopaedia Britannica, a brownish rolled music score, and several envelopes concealing old, secret dreams. Nearby stands a quicksilver-gilt French clock made in 1870, close to a sculpture depicting a mythological scene, and a wonderful goblet carved in silver and white marble, lapislázuli, 18-carat gold and gems.

By Maria Blanca Nuri

... Masks refer us to a truth that cannot be expressed in words; a desire that cannot be thoroughly aprehended no matter how many different names it may be given, one insisting on being present, drawing us to it and making us fall headfirst into an infinite space...

By Sebastian Jorgi

Marta Díez, the painter and sculptress from Tucumán, is showing her masks at the central hall of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, 359, 25-de- Mayo St., Buenos Aires. As I walked around the hall, I was overcome by a strange feeling, one akin to having been transported through time.

Clarin
15 de Agosto 2006 [para ver el articulo ver adjunto pdf]

By Arte al Dia

Friends of the National Museum of Oriental Art have organized a visit to Marta Díez´ studio on Friday 12th at ll.00 o´clock.

By La Gaceta

Tucumán-born artist Marta Díez Ojeda, now living in Buenos Aires, has opened a display of masks made according to traditional techniques which she learned in Venice