How beautiful your work is ... in the cold of the night, between warm lights and icy sparkles ... the work of Juan Nordlinger takes us behind the scenes to feel the lonely temperature of a path ... Who left these footsteps before the one who looks? What multitude of bodies...
Highlights from the recent interview that Juan Ricardo Nordlinger gave to Porto Canal's Cartaz Cultural. During the conversation, which took place at the venue of his Antological Exhibition "Things of My Painting," Juan shared valuable insights about his work and artistic vision. The interview will air at the beginning of February....
In this recent interview, Juan Nordlinger shares his remarkable story of leaving behind a successful medical career in Argentina to pursue his lifelong passion for painting in Portugal. Settling in Vila Nova de Gaia in 2022, Nordlinger reflects on how the change has enriched his artistic journey. Known for his...
In this interview, we delve into the captivating world of Argentinian visual artist, Juan Nordlinger. Discover how he left his native land to establish his studio in Portugal (Vila Nova de Gaia) and gain insights into his unique vision of the blank canvas and the enchanting process behind his artistic...
Participation in the 11th edition of the Small Format Painting Biennial, held at the Moinho de Maré, Alhos Vedros, Moita. The exhibition ran from 6 July to 3 August 2024
"A sofa or a chair is not just a chair; it’s a statement about who we are". This key unlocks the fantastic and surreal that Juan Nordlinger offers us with his works, as he explains in this short interview.
Juan Ricardo Nordlinger was one of the prominent guest artists invited to participate in the International Biennial of Arts in Wood of Paredes, an event that vibrantly celebrates art and culture! From September 12 to November 15, 2024, the public had the opportunity to appreciate works from 58 artists in collective exhibitions, under...
“Juan Nordlinger's twelve canvases invite us on a journey of discovery — of the artist and his inner world. We sense the freedom with which he transmits his unique perspective to others, taking as his starting point a diverse gaze upon the sofa that transports us to the most varied...
Writing about someone who paints, is, in my opinion, a cyclopean and futile task. All the words that would adorn such a piece of writing would do no more than brush against his world, degrading it, distorting it or, in any case, forming an allegory incapable of giving our eyes...
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