Diego Canogar

Biography of the author Diego Canogar

Diego Canogar, born in 1966 in Spain, is an outstanding sculptor with a degree in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid. His unique approach to art focuses on treating his works as three-dimensional drawings. To do this, he uses technique, materials and light to give shape and colour to his pieces. Inspired by nature and geometry, Canogar has also explored printmaking, creating delicate works that reflect these same themes.

Throughout his long and interesting professional career, he has participated in more than 20 individual exhibitions and more than 120 group exhibitions, both nationally and internationally.

In addition, he currently presides over the association Mínimo Tamaño Grande, coordinating travelling exhibitions of sculpture in the Community of Madrid.

Individual and group exhibitions by Diego Canogar

We can highlight some of his following exhibitions:

2020

  • Art Madrid Fair, with Bat Alberto Cornejo Gallery, Madrid.

2019

  • “Spacious, Lights and Forms”, virtual exhibition, Bat Gallery, Alberto Cornejo, Madrid.
  • ProArte y Cultura, Museo de Guadalajara, Palacio del Infantado, Guadalajara.
  • “Hilo Conductor” with the group Raro, Espacio Primavera 9, Madrid.

2018

  • “Curves, straight lines and voids”, Amaga Gallery, Avilés, Asturias.
  • “Transiciones”, Galería Bat, Alberto Cornejo, Madrid.
  • “Sculpture in the Garden” together with Czili, La Clá, Moraleja Green, Alcobendas, Madrid.
  • “Mágico Jardín de los artistas”, Museo Maite Spinola, Pro Arte y Cultura, Madrid.
  • “Escultura, Abstracción Geométrica” Espacio Primavera 9, Madrid.
  • “Mas de les Gralles”, LÓrtigos (la Bisbal del Penedes), Tarragona.
  • Casadecor, Disak-estudio, Madrid.
  • Proyecto “Meninas”, Esculturas en las calles de Madrid.
  • ProArte y Cultura, Museo de Guadalajara, Palacio del Infantado, Guadalajara.
  • Hybrid, The Sea Urchins Container, Hotel Petit Palace Santa Bárbara, Madrid.
  • Exhibition 1.0 of sculptures MTG Consentino City Madrid.
  • Exhibition 1.0 of sculptures MTG CODDIM, Madrid.
  • “Gnosis”, MTG, San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Madrid.

2017

  • “Cosmología”, Espacio Est Art, Alcobendas, Ávila.
  • “Palacio 10”, with the Arteson Group, Palacio de la Mosquera, Arenas de San Pedro, Ávila.
  • “El Arte del grabado y el Ferrocarril del siglo XIX al XXI”, Museo Casa de la Moneda. Madrid.
  • “Mil Caras de Dulcinea Siglo XXI”, Casa del reloj, Madrid.
  • “Arte en Contexto”, Torreón de los Guzmanes, Diputación de Ávila, Ávila.

2016

  • “The Suggestive Void” Typhlological Museum, Madrid.
  • Individual Exhibition “El Vacío Sugerente” Museo Tiflológico, Madrid.
  • “Duality”, Ados, Anabel Segura Cultural Centre, Alcobendas, Madrid.
  • Art Madrid Fair, with the Bat Alberto Cornejo Gallery, Madrid.
  • “World-Sculpture Photography” C.C. La Vaguada, Madrid.
  • Absolut Icon Project, Palacio de las Alhajas, Madrid.

2015

  • Open Space, SUMMA ART Fair, Madrid.
  • Asociación Internacional de Ping Tung, Universidad Nacional Ping Tung, Taiwán.
  • International Exhibition of Plastic Arts of Valdepeñas, Ciudad Real.
  • “15 years 35 countries in the Sianoja collection”, Sala Náutica, Santander.
  • “Un viaje, origen y destino en el tren”, Fundación de los Ferrocarriles Españoles, Madrid.
  • Art Madrid Fair with BAT Gallery, Madrid.
  • ARCO Fair with the company bq, Madrid.
  • “Adolfo Suarez sus Valores”, Museo Adolfo Suarez y la transición, Cebreros, Ávila.
  • “Horizontes, LAKOMA, La ciudad que habito”, Centro Cultural Eduardo Úrculo, Madrid.
  • “Las Fábulas”, ADOS, Centro Cultural Anabel Segura, Alcobendas, Madrid.

2014

  • “Curves” Bat Alberto Cornejo Gallery, Madrid.
  • “Open Studio”, own exhibition area and workshop. Madrid.

2012

  • “Forma y luz emergente”, Rayuela Gallery, One Project, ART Madrid Fair, Madrid.

2010

  • “Afloramientos”, Rayuela Gallery, Madrid.
  • “Drawing sculptures”, Central Hall of Caja Rural de Granada, Granada.
  • “Hierro, traces and lines”, Sala El Brocense, Cáceres and Plasencia.

2009

  • “La sombra del hierro”, Tolmo Gallery, Toledo.
  • Amaga Gallery, Avilés, Asturias.

2008

  • C.C. Tomás y Valiente, Fuenlabrada, Madrid.
  • “Transformations” Official Association of Quantity Surveyors and Technical Architects of Toledo.

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