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Margarita Deleuze's oil paintings have been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions
in galleries throughout the United States and abroad, as well as in the Florida
Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art in Miami, the Hortt Museum of Art in
Fort Lauderdale and the San Francisco Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art where
she received an Honorable Mention.
She has also participated in mayor exhibitions like Art Expo '96 in Barcelona,
Spain, in Art America '96 in Miami Beach Convention Center, Fl., Art Expo N.Y.,
the International Art Fair in her native Caracas, Venezuela; Art Expo 2000 in
Coconut Grove Convention Center, Florida; as well as in shows in Livorno, Italy;
Frankfurt, Germany; Washington, D.C.; and in Key Biscayne, Orlando, Coral Gables,
and Naples, Florida.
Ms. Deleuze is also the recipient of other honors that have been awarded by the
Venezuelan American Association of University Women, as well as the "Premio
Nosotros" awarded by ALAS in Miami, Florida; and the Artistic Achievement
Award of a five part national juried competition Artscape Naples 2003, Florida.
She has had Solo Exhibitions in Caracas, Venezuela; Boca Raton, Florida; Miami,
Florida; Sarasota, Florida; as well as in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and
San Juan, Puerto Rico. She is featured in The Marquis Who's Who of American Women,
Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World, as well as in Strathmore's WHO'S
WHO.
Margarita Deleuze can be considered a truly international artist. Her name and
inspiration come from France; her art formation from Latin America, where she
studied with Venezuelan masters; and her art has developed and evolved in the
United States, where she now resides in Weston, Florida.
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