Amilkar Ariza - Exhibitions

Exhibitions

1. 1976 - Club Militar - Bogotá (Colombia)
2. 1978 - Banco Central Hipotecario (Unicentro - Bogotá) (Colombia)
3. 1978 - Gimaura Hotel- Riohacha (Colombia)
4. 1979 - Colombo Europeo Club- Bogotá (Colombia)
5. 1980 - San Diego Gallery- Bogotá (Colombia)
6. 1982 - Casa de la Cultura - Valledupar (Colombia)
7. 1983 - Amilkar Ariza gallery inauguration- Bogotá (Colombia)
8. 1984 - Las Delicias Hotel- Riohacha (Colombia)
9. 1985 - Tequendama Hotel- Bogotá (Colombia) (Gold collection presentation)
10. 1986 - Instituto Colombiano de Bienestar familiar - Bogotá (Colombia)
11. 1987 - Mural sculpture "La Fuerza de Mis Raices", 20 square meters Casa Amilkar Ariza - Bogotá (Colombia)
12. 1988 - Mural sculpture "Clamor de Justicia", 36 square meters Justice Palace - Riohacha (Colombia)
13. 1989 - Town Center - Bonaventure, Fort Lauderdale - Florida
14. 1990 - Casa de la Cultura - Barrancas, Guajira (Colombia) Individual exposition - Retrospective
15. 1990 - Museum house Amilkar Ariza inauguration- Bogotá (Colombia) Permanent exposition
16. 1992 - Mural sculpture "GENESIS", 10 square meters, Club Campestre la Sabana Cundinamarca (Colombia)
17. 1993 - Mural sculpture "La Fuerza del Desierto" Amilkar Ariza's central office - Bogotá (Colombia)
18. 1993 - Amilkar Ariza's central office inauguration, for permanent exhibition of his art.
19. 1996 - The Golfers Series, Club Campestre La Sabana.
20. 1998 - The Golfers Series II. Weston Hills Country Club. Fort Lauderdale, Florida (United States)
21. 1998 - Meizner Park. Boca Raton, Florida (USA)
22. 1998 - Worth Avenue. West Palm Beach, Florida. (USA)
23. 1999 - Doral - Ryder Open. Champions Club Pavilion. Miami, Florida (USA)
24. 1999 - Doral Resort & Spa. Permanent Exposition. Miami, Florida.(USA)
25. 2000 - Bal Harbour Gallery. Miami, Florida (USA)
26. 2001 - Permanent Exhibition (Artist Museum)
27. 2002 - Monument Pibe Valderrama. Santa Marta, Colombia.
28. 2004 - Yahoo Cultural Gallery. San Francisco, California. (USA)
29. 2010 - Monument "La Pilonera Mayor" - Consuelo Araújo Noguera. Valledupar, Colombia