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Interview with Ivaldo Robles

Baterbys September 20, 2014 Contemporary Tags: Abstract, abstract expressionism, acrylic art, Baterbys, Expressionis, glass art, Ivaldo Robles, local artist, Mexican artist, mixed media, original art, orlando, Robles, Winter Park Fl

Ivaldo Robles is an Abstract Expressionist painter from Cancun, Mexico currently living in Orlando, Florida. His works are a balance of the forms and colors of everyday life, and the emotions and complexities of the world. Ivaldo’s artwork has a characteristic style which instantly will capture your eye. His naturalistic color pallet with golden hues… continue reading »

Orlando’s most distinguished Hispanic artist, Ivaldo Robles, Painting Live at Baterbys

Baterbys July 1, 2014 Press Tags: art, art blog, Artwork, artworks, Assistance Fund, authenticity, blog, Burritos, celebrate, dali, drinks, Event, exchange policy, fiesta, Free, Free event, gallery, good deals on art, Goya, Heritage, Hispanic, Hispanic food, Ivaldo, Ivaldo Robles, Latin American, Lime, Live painting, local art, masterpieces, miro, money-back guarantee, National, National Hispanic Heritage Month, Nonprofit, orlando, orlando art blog, Orlando art event, picasso, prestige, quality, Raffle, Robles, spanish, The Assistance Fund, Winter Park, Winter Park art event, winter park village, Winter Park Village Shopping Center, world-renowned art

Baterbys Art Gallery, number one art gallery in Orlando, FL., Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month at their gallery in the Winter Park Village Shopping Center. What would be a better way to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month than to be surrounded by Hispanic food, artwork, and kindred spirits? Baterbys will be holding a Spanish fiesta… continue reading »

And the Medal Goes to…

Baterbys August 17, 2012 Past Events Tags: Angel Rivera, Artist competition, Event, Exhibitors, Ivaldo Robles, judging, refreshments, Second Fridays, Soco Freire, Summer games, votes

Last Second Fridays event was memorable. Twenty-One different artists with 21 individual styles subjected themselves to the judgment of the general public and their artistic peers.Each artist created a symbolism of what the Summer Games meant to them as a memory, or as a creation of a new idea. This brought professional artists (who have… continue reading »