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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.

By Ernesto Klass

A series of works by artist Marta Díez, born in Tucumán and living in Buenos Aires City, are being exhibited at the Espacio Arte (Art Area) of the metropolitan airport

By Antonio Albani

On August 15 an exhibition opened at the “Jorge Newbery” airport in Buenos Aires, presented by Rubén Vela, the poet, archaeologist and diplomat, who praised Marta Díez: “The artist feels the urge to relate the mask from the lower Paleolithic period to those still existing at places both sacred and profane all over the world. It is time now to enjoy this brilliant exhibition where, curiously enough, we will see the eyeless faces of the masks seemingly looking back at the past.”

por Lucas Beccar Varela

30 de agosto 2006
Marta Diez presenta sus máscaras. La pintora y escultora tucumana Marta Díez de gran actividad en los trabajos de escultura, ha profundizado sus investigaciones en la antropología centrando sus últimos trabajos, en la magia que irradian las máscaras, como uno de los elementos más antiguos con que ha contado el hombre, en sus visiones religiosas primeras.
Aeroparque Jorge Newbery, Sector A, Planta Baja [para ver el articulo ver adjunto pdf]

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

By Alejandro Caride

Masks are among the most widely-spread forms of art all over the world, and the most ancient form of sacred art. They are found among primitive peoples as well as in ancient civilizations in India and Japan.

10 de mayo 2006

Siempre hay una manera distinta de volver y a ésta la vivo con mucha emoción, porque la gente y los amigos tienen gran curiosidad sobre que estoy haciendo con las máscaras. Es [...]

2 de abril 2006

La Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires inauguró el ciclo cultural 2006 con la exposición de arte de Marta Díez y Luisa González. Ambas tienen vastas trayectorias como arti [...]

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.

By Alejandro Villafañe

Mr. Alejandro Villafañe: Here we are again, accompanied by artist Marta Díez. Good afternoon. Marta Díez: Good afternoon, Alejandro Villafañe, thanks for calling me. A.Villafañe: Where have you exhibited your works recently? M. Díez: At the La Posta del Cangrejo Hotel, Punta del Este, as well as at Johanna Galvao Gallery, Colonia del Sacramento, both in Uruguay.

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 Juan Carlos Grassi

... Another feature worth mentioning among those being offered is provided by Marta Díez Ojeda’s stand displaying some very attractive masks painted the colors of national flags.

La Gaceta de Tucuman
A esta antología de casi cuatrocientas páginas cabe agregar una serie de estudios críticos en los que resaltan los nombres y trabajos de Delfín Leocadio Garasa, Bella Josef [...]

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 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 La Gaceta

Her works will be included in an exhibition to be held under the auspices of Asociación de Anticuarios y Amigos de San Telmo (Association of Antique Dealers and Friends of San Telmo)

By Ernesto Klass

The Antiqvaria 2005 Exhibition will remain open at the Sheraton Hotel, Buenos Aires, up to this date. A display of magnificent objets d´art and antiques is being presented at the sixth issue of Antiqvaria 2005, the largest fair of its kind in Latin America, taking place up to this evening at the Sheraton Hotel, Buenos Aires City.

By El Siglo

Marta Díez, the plastic artist born in Tucuman, who settled in Buenos Aires long ago, will display her works today and tomorrow at Lucci House on Salta Street.

1 de octubre 2005

Blanca Nuri:-Muchas gracias Marta por estar en el programa.

Marta Díez:-Gracias Blanca por invitarme.
Blanca Nuri:- Me imagino la importancia de traer tu obra a esta ci [...]

By Ernesto Klass

Artist Marta Díez showed a series of works at Fundación Lucci (Lucci Foundation) inspired in models from Venice and the pre-Columbian era.