Angélica Argüelles Kubli facts for kids

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Angélica Argüelles
Born	25 June 1963 México D.F, México
Nationality	Mexican
Education	Universidad Iberoamericana
Known for	Painting
Movement	Mimetism

Angélica Argüelles Kubli (born June 25, 1963) is a talented Mexican artist. She is known for her amazing paintings. In 2011, one of her designs was even featured on Mexican National Lottery tickets! She also won a special award called the Excelsis Diamante for her high-quality art.

Angélica Argüelles Kubli: A Mexican Artist

Early Life and Artistic Journey

Angélica Argüelles was born in Mexico City. From a young age, she loved art. In 1981, she began studying Graphic Design at Universidad Iberoamericana. This is where she learned many different art techniques. She worked hard to become very good at drawing and painting.

After finishing her studies, Angélica became a graphic designer. She worked in this field for several years. But she always wanted to paint more. She spent time improving her oil painting skills. She also experimented with different textures in her art.

In 2004, Angélica opened her own art studio. This was a special place where she could paint for many hours. She loves to paint her dreams, ideas, and what she sees in the world. Her paintings often show simple things. They use bright colors and clear shapes to share messages that everyone can understand. Her unique style makes her art stand out from traditional art. She has a natural talent for using colors and shapes.

Exhibitions and Recognition

Angélica Argüelles has shown her art in many places. She has been part of over 120 group art shows. Some of these shows, like "Suma de talentos" and "Art Now," traveled to different cities in Mexico and other countries. She has also had 21 of her own art shows.

Her paintings have been displayed in many galleries and museums. These include the Istanbul Military Museum and the National Museum of Arts and Culture. Her art has also been seen at the Puebla's Airport art showroom and the Arts Museum in Mazatlan.

In 2011, Angélica received a special award. The Global Quality Foundation gave her the "Excelsis Diamante" award. This award recognized her as a successful woman for the high quality of her artwork.

Giving Back Through Art

Angélica also uses her art to help others. She believes in social responsibility. This means using her talents to make a positive difference in the world. She has donated some of her paintings to be sold at special events. The money raised from these sales goes to foundations like "México vivo," "Mouriño Foundation," and "Hermanos del Camino." These foundations help people in need.