Francis Acea - Solo Exhibitions

Solo Exhibitions

  • 2010 – No Money, No Glory. Holster Projects, London, UK. 2010
  • 2008 – D.B.A Joe. Panamerican Art Projects, Miami, FL. 2008.
  • 2007 – D.B.A nobody. Kunsthaus Miami, Miami. 2007.
  • 2007 – D.B.A Francis Acea. Magnan Emrich Contemporary, NY.
  • 2006 – Safety Box. PM Gallery. Miami, FL.
  • 2003 – Reality. Karpio+Facchini Gallery. Miami, FL
  • 2002 – Sweet Home. Espacio Aglutinador. Havana, Cuba
  • 2001 – Mousepads and Screensavers. ArtPace, San Antonio, Tx
  • Summer Days. Frehrking Wiesehöfer Gallery, Köln, Germany
  • 2000 – A day like any other day. 7th Havana Biennale. 2000
  • Living la vida. Sinpalabras’ studio. Havana, Cuba. 2000
  • 1999 – This is a Provisional Fence. Keep Out. Center for the Development of the Visual Arts, Havana
  • 1998 – Antennas: Network transmission / Taxi Limosina. Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst, Aachen / Kunsthaus Berlin, Germany. 1998
  • 1997 – Hiking Raffle. Banff Centre for the Arts, Alberta, Canada
  • Reinforced Concrete. Center for the Development of the Visual Arts, Havana, Cuba. 1997.
  • 1996 – Sugar-water and the Provisional Show. Center for the Development of the Visual Arts, Havana, Cuba. Museo de Arte Contemporaneo y Diseno (MACD), San Jose, Costa Rica.
  • 1995 – Una de Cada Clase. Next generation show. Center of Art and Design. Havana. Cuba. 1995
  • 1991 – Cuatro acentos para una exhibicion. Casa del Joven Creador, Havana, Cuba.
  • 1990 – Nunca nadie muere. Posters. Ernest Hemingway Museum. Havana, Cuba.

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