Guillermo Paneque [Guillermo Paneque Macias] Artist | Art for Sale | Biography, Past and Future Exhibitions

Artist | Guillermo Paneque (1963)*

Alias: Guillermo Paneque [Guillermo Paneque Macias]

https://www.artist-info.com/artist/Guillermo-Paneque

Exhibition History

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Venue types: Gallery / Museum / Non-Profit / Collector

Exhibitions in artist-info

3 (S 0/ G 3)

Did show together with - Top 5 of 90 artists
(no. of shows) - all shows - Top 100

	BazileBustamante [Bernard Bazile 1952 & Jean-Marc Bustamante 1952] (2)- 11
	Nunzio (Di Stefano) (1)- 20
	Avis Newman (1)- 13
	Juan Muñoz Torregrosa (1)- 2
	Claudio Palmieri (1)- 1

Exhibitions by type

3: 0 / 0 / 3 / 0

Venues by type

3: 0 / 0 / 3 / 0

Curators

artist-info records

Mar 1986 - Jul 1999

Countries - Top 3 of 3
Germany (1)
Italy (1)
France (1)

Cities 3 - Top of 3
Hamburg (1)
Venezia (1)
Villeurbanne (1)

Venues (no. of shows ) Top 3 of 3

	Institut d'Art Contemporain - IAC (1)
	42. Biennale di Venezia (1)
	Kunstverein in Hamburg (1)

Curators (no. of shows) Top 0 of 0

Offers/Requests Exhibition Announcement S / G Solo/Group Exhibitions			(..) Exhibitions + Favorites
Institut d'Art Contemporain - IAC	G	May 1999 - Jul 1999	Villeurbanne	(156)	+0

N/A Institut d'Art Contemporain - IAC , France Villeurbanne, France [Bernard Bazile 1952 & Jean-Marc Bustamante 1952] BazileBustamante (1983 - 1987); Catherine Beaugrand (1953); Pierre Bismuth (1963); Alan Charlton (1948); [Boris Frödman-Cluzel] Cluzel; Jean-Gabriel Coignet (1951); John Coplans (1920 - 2003); David Diao (1943); Yann Fabs; Nicolas Fenouillat; Christian Floquet (1961); Gloria Friedmann (1950); Bernard Frize (1954); Jean-Pierre Giard (1957); Jack Goldstein (1945 - 2003); John Hillard; Jenny Holzer (1950); Pierre Huyghe (1962); Barbara Kruger (1945); Suzanne Lafont (1949); Bertrand Lavier (1949); Peter Lowe (1938); Pierre Mache; Julije Knifer (1924 - 2005); Christian Milovanoff (1948); Guillermo Paneque (1963); François Perrodin (1956); Alain Pouillet; Nelly Rudin (1928); Antonio Scaccabarozzi (1936); Alf [Alfred] Schuler (1945); Hans van den Ban (1950); Xavier Veilhan (1963); Lawrence Weiner (1942 - 2021);
42. Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte - Aperto 86
42. Biennale di Venezia	G	Jun 1986 - Sep 1986	Venezia	(24)	+0

42. Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte - 'Aperto 86' 42. Biennale di Venezia , Italy Venezia, Italy Shelagh Alexander (1959); Viktorija Vesna Bulajic (1959); [Bernard Bazile 1952 & Jean-Marc Bustamante 1952] BazileBustamante (1983 - 1987); Mirella Brugnerotto (1957); Patricio Cabrera Rodriguez (1958); Angelo Casciello (1957); Gerardo Delgado (1942); Hélène Delprat (1957); Milovan DeStil Marković (1957); Lili Dujourie (1941); Flavio Garciandía de Oraá (1954); Ludger Gerdes (1954 - 2008); Thomas Huber (1955); Mark Innerst (1957); Alfredo Jaar (1956); Niek Kemps (1952); Astrid Klein (1951); Gustav Kluge (1947); Peter Kogler (1959); Maria Kozic (1957); François Lamore (1952); Jean Lamore (1952); Kevin Larmon (1955); Wolfgang Luy (1949); Helmut Mark (1958); Lisa Milroy (1959); Juan Muñoz Torregrosa (1953); John Murphy (1945); Avis Newman (1946); (Di Stefano) Nunzio (1954); Claudio Palmieri (1955); Guillermo Paneque (1963); Jürgen Partenheimer (1947); Carlo Patrone (1929); Gianriccardo Piccoli (1941); Jacqueline Poncelet (1947); Mario Raciti (1934); Patrick Raynaud (1946); Marco Nereo Rotelli (1955); René Santos (1954 - 1986); Marilena Sassi (1957); Mark Tansey (1949); Jan Vercruysse (1948); Antonio Violetta (1953); Martin Walde (1957); Boyd Webb (1947); Richard Wilson (1953); Anna Winteler (1954); Otto Zitko (1959); Sarah Charlesworth (1947 - 2013);
Spanische Bilder - Vitalität und Melancholie
Kunstverein in Hamburg	G	Mar 1986 - Apr 1986	Hamburg	(604)	+0

Spanische Bilder - 'Vitalität und Melancholie' Kunstverein in Hamburg , Germany Hamburg, Germany Frederic Amat (1952); Miquel Barceló (1957); Chema Cobo (1952); María Gómez (1953); Víctor Mira (1949 - 2003); Guillermo Paneque (1963); Ferrán García-Sevilla (1949); José María Sicilia (1954); Juan Uslé (1954); [Evru] [Alberto Porta] Zush (1946);