14 Monday Oct 2019
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2019 Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibition Reception
This exhibition was at the NC Governor Roy Cooper’s Office.
Thank you for inviting us!
Clina Polloni
04 Friday Oct 2019
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The Market Girl Painting
October 10th, 2019 2:00pm to 3:00pm at NC Governor Roy Cooper’s Office – First Floor Lobby. 116 W. Jones Street, Raleigh, NC.
Nine local artists have been invited to exhibit at the entrance hall to celebrate the Hispanic Heritage Month.
Clina Polloni is exhibiting “The Market Girl”, in honor of our Hispanic Culture.
https://clinapolloni.com/paintings/hispanic-culture/
Looking forward to see you,
Clina
26 Tuesday Jun 2018
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Casa de Campo. Chile in the 1800’s
Once I had a farm in the beautiful Valley of Rabones, in the central region of Chile, is called “Region del Maule”. This farm had a few adobe homes more than a 100 years old, so we started restoring these beautiful structures. Walls of about one meter wide, framed with hard wood carved from old trees. It must be fascinating the history that this walls could tell about the people that once lived here.
How to built an adobe house: Adobe is mud brick, made with mud and straw. A pit is dug, and into the pit goes the dirt, together with water, churned into a thick mud. Then straw is added, and stomping mixed the straw into the mud. A mold, usually made of wood, is the basis for making adobe bricks. The mold is packed firmly with the wet adobe mix, then removed. The bricks are dry often for several days, in a shaded area if possible. If they dried in the direct sun they would often split or crack. Once the bricks are dry, construction began. On the outside, the house is usually coated with a thin wash of the same clay the adobe was made from, and when that dried it is whitewashed with cal. Adobe houses, with their very thick walls and whitewashed exteriors, are cool in the summer. The roof is made with “Tejas”, molded clay, supported with wood, carved from the local trees.
24 Tuesday Apr 2018
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18”x24” by Clina Polloni.
I did this painting when I went to Ecuador. Inspired by their colorful art and culture, very similar to most of the countries in South America. People live in the cosmopolitan cities surrounded by malls and a variety of today modern stores. But the beautiful thing is that they are trying to preserve their culture.
This painting was exhibited at the Franklin County Art Council, NC. For the 2018 5 de Mayo Celebration of the Hispanic Culture.
Clina Polloni is a contemporary artist born in Chile, winner of the Franklin County Art Council, NC. 2017 Artist Award. Her oil paintings are inspired by her love for people, animals and nature. Her new project: “The motif of the human figure in a dialogue with natures light and colors.” In these new paintings she is portraying people in their environment and activities, representing the American and Hispanic Culture.
You can learn and enjoy to paint at the painting classes:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/painting_classes.html
Call Clina: 919-841-3132.
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com
Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.
Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Louisburg, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina.
Vice-Chair of The Franklin County Art Council and member of The Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.
26 Saturday Nov 2016
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In the early years of Chile, even in the 1800’s, farmers planted their wheat in the fields. This was one of their most important source of food. They baked their bread in an open fire, prepared mote con huesillos and other culinary dishes. And when the harvest was all over, they built their thatched houses with straw.
I did this painting from a sketch that my great grandfather, Antonio Polloni did when traveling and painting the country side of Chile in the 1800’s.
Antonio Polloni, my great-grandfather.
Oil on Canvas – 36”x30”
Exhibitions of the “Casa de Paja” painting:
2018: Exhibited at the Renaissance Centre for the Arts at Wake Forest, NC
January 12 2017: Exhibited at the Arts Council of Wilson, featuring the artist of the Franklin County Art Council. including this painting.
For more information click here>>
November 10, 2016: At the Dunn Center for the Performing Arts, North Carolina Wesleyan College. Was the Christmas Art Show at The Civic Gallery.
For more information click: https://clinapolloni.wordpress.com/2016/11/07/christmas-art-show-at-the-civic-gallery-in-rocky-mount-nc-2016/
November 6, 2016: At the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre for the Arts hosted the inaugural Wake Forest Guild of Artists and Wake Forest ARTS.
September 11, 2015: At the Delta Fine Arts Gallery. HISPANIC ARTS INITIATIVE, Punto de Vista, Latino Perspective IV. At the Winston-Salem Delta Arts Center.
For more information click: https://clinapolloni.wordpress.com/2015/09/08/hispanic-exhibition-in-winston-salem-nc/
For more information about Clina Polloni, visit:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/.
Call Clina: 919-841-3132.
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com.
Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.
08 Tuesday Sep 2015
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“Casa de Paja” – 30”x36″
In the early years of Chile, even in the 1800’s, farmers planted their wheat in the fields. This was one of their most important source of food. They baked their bread in an open fire, prepared mote con huesillos and other culinary dishes. And when the harvest was all over, they built their thatched houses.
“The Market Girl” – 18”x24”
In the Hispanic culture, it is a tradition to go to the market, where the local people brings their fresh fruits, vegetables and craft. This girl is proud of showing her flowers and vegetables with her colorful hand netted ponchos in the back.
Date: Friday, September 11, 6:00pm to 8:30pm
Location: Delta Arts Center
2611 New Walkertown Rd, Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Telephone: 336-722-2625
For more information call 919-841-3132, email clinapolloni@gmail.com or visit http://www.clinapolloni.com/
24 Friday Apr 2015
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Clina Polloni conversed to students about her paintings and life experiences in the development of the Arts. Dr. Anderson explained ” We believe that through your nuanced perspective, you could impart a lot of knowledge on the students and positively impact them”.
“Latinos in/en Durham” is a project intended to document and raise awareness about the history and experiences of Latinos that live in Durham. The website is intended to serve as an educational resource for schools and the general public by using personal stories to depict the diversity of the Latino community. Furthermore, the availability of these stories online will enable more people to become aware of the businesses, services, and endeavors spearheaded by Latinos in Durham. It is our hope that such collaboration between the Latino community and Duke will deepen our knowledge of the Latino community and archive the stories that have been and continue to be important in defining Durham, NC.
Click the link to view interview in “Latinos in/en Durham”:
http://sites.duke.edu/latinosindurham/2015/01/21/clina-polloni/
Clina Polloni: Part 1
Clina talks about her work as an artist and a graphic designer.
Clina habla sobre su trabajo como artista y diseñadora gráfica.
Clina Polloni: Part 2
Clina describes the excitement of painting wherever she is: Chile, Ecuador, North Carolina, etc.
Clina describe la emoción de pintar en cualquier lugar: Chile, Ecuador, Carolina del Norte, etc.
Clina Polloni: Part 3
Clina talks about Latino/a identity, her family background, and the diversity of cultures within Chile and the US.
Clina habla sobre la identidad latina, su historia familial y la diversidad de culturas dentro de Chile y los EEUU.
Clina Polloni: Part 4
Clina expresses her belief that art is emotional and cultural but not political.
Clina expresa su creencia que el arte es sentimental y cultural pero no político.
Clina Polloni: Part 5
Clina believes that there is a positive influence between a multitude of cultures in the US.
Clina cree que hay una influencia positiva entre las múltiples culturas en los EEUU.
04 Tuesday Dec 2012
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Opening reception 6:00 to8:00 p.m., Friday, December 7, free and open to the public.
The Hispanic Arts Initiative will Showcase Works by NC Latino Artists at the Womble Carlyle Gallery in the Milton Rhodes Center, December 7 – January 26 Winston-Salem, NC. The exhibition features work by contemporary Hispanic artists who live and work in North Carolina, including Clina Polloni.
The Womble Carlyle Gallery is located on the ground floor of the MiltonRhodesCenter for the Arts at 251 N. Spruce Street in downtown Winston-Salem.
Clina Polloni
919-841-3132
http://www.clinapolloni.com/
21 Friday Sep 2012
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You are cordially invited to The North Carolina Museum of History to celebrate the “Hispanic Heritage Month” On Saturday, September 29, 2012, from 11:00am to 4pm. Clina Polloni will exhibit her paintings inspired by the Hispanic Culture and her life and admiration to the beautiful state of North Carolina. Click here for directions to the Museum >>
