Shino Watabe
She has had numerous individual and collective exhibitions in Mexico, more recently working with a group of Mexican and Japanese female artists called Flor de Maguey.In 2011, she had an exhibition of pieces such as violins and images of cats made with recyclable materials at the Tarragona, Bocados del Mundo restaurant in Mexico City.[3] Watabe belongs to a group of Japanese and Mexican female artists in Mexico City called the Flor de Maguey (maguey flower) which also has sculptors Beatrix Lazo, Keiko Toda, painters Shoko Sumi and Midori Suzuki and engravers Patricia Medillín and Sumi Hamano.[9] Flor de Maguey’s works reflect, through painting and sculpture, on the traditions, life and nature of the two countries represented in the group.[8] In 2011, she had an exhibition with fellow member Patricia Medillín called “Perspectivas Femininas” at the Foro Cultural Casa Hilvana in honor of International Women’s Day.
Garros GaleríaMexicoYoyogiEscuela Nacional de Artes PlásticasGilberto Aceves NavarroMexico CitySan ÁngelMonterreyMcAllen, TexasReynosa, TamaulipasMidori SuzukiInternational Women’s Day2011 Japanese earthquakefigurative artFaculty of Arts and DesignRodolfo Aguirre TinocoAbraham ÁngelRamón Alva de la CanalCarlos Alvarado LangLuis Arenal BastarMargarita AzurdiaAlberto BeltránÁngel BrachoCelia CalderónJulio CastellanosJosé Chávez MoradoJosé Clemente OrozcoMinerva CuevasFrancisco DosamantesFrancisco Eppens HelgueraManuel FelguérezGabriel Fernández LedesmaDemián FloresArturo García BustosAlfredo Guati RojoGabriel GuerraMaría IzquierdoJazzamoartIrving KriesbergJorge MarínAdolfo MexiacLuis Ortiz MonasterioRoberto MontenegroNicolás Moreno (artist)Rodolfo NietoLuis NishizawaGabriel OrozcoSandra PaniSergio PerazaMelchor PeredoAntonio PujolAlfredo Ramos MartínezAurora Reyes FloresAntonio M. RuízSebastián (sculptor)Luciano SpanoRufino TamayoAlfredo ZalceÁngel ZárragaMidori Suzuki (artist)Fumiko NakashimaAna Karen AllendeArturo Lemus Beltran