Sakura Tango Festival

She began to paint and dance tango in the 90s. She trained in both areas since she was a teenager. She works with the interaction of the artistic languages that inhabit her, drawing and tango. She is dedicated to teaching tango dance and illustration.

She has a degree in Visual Arts with a Drawing Orientation from the UNA National University of the Arts, visual artist, tango dancer, Illustrator, researcher and teacher. She is co-founder of the Aires del Sur Tango collective dedicated to research on pedagogy with a gender perspective in tango dance and co-founder of Autoras Tangueras, a collective that brings together women from different disciplines who have shaped their studies on the tango genre through the publication of books.

She published the books “Tango en devenir. A dance, pedagogical, aesthetic and political project from a gender perspective" together with Aires del Sur Tango in 2021 and "Tango. Equilibrios y desequilibres" in 2018 independently, from which they created the interdisciplinary project "Dancing a book " workshop that combines the languages of dance and drawing.

She was curator of the virtual exhibition "Tango and visual arts" projected at the CCK Kichner Cultural Center within the framework of MICA Mercado de Industrias Culturales Argentinas and at the CCC Cultural Center for Cooperation. She exhibited her plastic work in art spaces in Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Germany. She illustrated books for publishers in Argentina, Spain and Guatemala. She received the “Silver Dog” distinction at the VI Imagenpalabra Illustration Salon in Bogotá. Her thesis “Urban Tours. Narrating with images” was recommended by the jury to be disseminated in the chairs of the UNA National University of the Arts.

She was a finalist in the 1st Tango Dance World Championship, Salon Tango category in 2003. Since then she has been performing dance exhibitions and giving tango classes uninterruptedly at Aires del Sur Tango, at festivals, universities, milongas and cultural venues in Argentina, Italy, Mexico and Chile.

Fue finalista del 1er Campeonato Mundial de Baile de Tango, categoría Tango Salón en el 2003. Desde entonces realiza exhibiciones de danza y da clases de tango de manera ininterrumpida en Aires del Sur Tango, en festivales, universidades, milongas y espacios culturales de Argentina, Italia, México y Chile.

She works on all of her projects with the crossing of the languages of tango and visual arts.

@rominapernigotte

Independent, Visual Arts Professor; Plastic Arts Artist, Art Educator and Creator of Mosaics.
She works in Buenos Aires as an independent artist in her studio where she dedicates herself to production, she give courses and seminars on various techniques. She's interested in intercultural and interdisciplinary crossing, from the visual she supports areas such as education, science, women's rights and environment.
Among other things, she worked at Unicef, Mozambique, Africa, as an art-educator during the postwar period; in Tiempo Iberoamericano as a professor of visual arts, curator of the art gallery El Taller and in set design.
She continue to collaborate for the dissemination of Latin American Culture. She's realized multiple exhibitions in Argentina and abroad, her works are in Singapore, the United States, India, Japan and Argentina.

@angelesherrera.arte

She was born in Boka in Argentina where the cradle of Tango. In his early ages, she started painting as a tool of selfexpression. She studied art in la escuela nacional de Bellas Artes Prylidiano Pueyrredon. She has been holding her individual shows in Argentina and abroad. Also, she has been trained the younger generations at her atelier over 30 years.
At present, she has been working on the portraits of the Argentina historiacal heroes by the commission of the Argentina ministry of culture.

@betialonsopintora

Born in 1953 in Nagasaki Prefecture. He experienced oil painting for the first time while studying at Doshisha University. For the following 10 years, he worked in Fukuoka, Kyoto, and Tokyo. In 1983, he moved to Barcelona, Spain to study traditional painting techniques; such as drawing, sketching (San Lluc), and lithograph (Llotja Catalunya State University of Arts). At the same time, he experimented painting with a pigment that was popular in Barcelona by melting it with an acrylic solvent. In 1987, he returned to Spain. As previously, he focused on studying sketching and lithography, returning to Japan in 1990. In 1995, heonce again went to Barcelona, Spain until 1998. During that time, his works again mainly focused on sketching and lithography. In addition, along with acrylic painting, he embarked on a series of walks around Roman ruins, Romanesque churches, murals, ruins, etc.
After 1998, Mori returned to Japan.
Mori realized solo exhibitions based in Fukuoka and worked as an abstract painting instructor at the Asahi Culture Center in Fukuoka. In addition, Mori has had solo exhibitions at Tokyo Ginza, Gallery Shunju, Span Art Gallery, Yufuin, Watakushi Museum, etc.
Also, he has created the Mujer (female) and Hiroujin series respectively.

The monteleone studio has a long trajectory in the creation of the image that defines a brand: images of people, fashion, architecture, entertainment, models, portraits, products, corporate life. produced in interiors, exteriors or in our own studio, working with all the professional photographic formats. Besides, we count with teams of production, make up, coiffure, casting, clothes design, stage design, graphic design, styling, photofinishing, digitalization and our own laboratory of black and white processing.
"Being conected to the enterprise and fashion worlds has led me to corporate photography, where I set up with each group for a while and register pictures of their offices, places and each one´s functions, registering them in casual and directory meetings, with services that they offer to clients, on internal assignments, in portraits, receptionists; where it is worked in each case on situations that characterize people´s spontaneity"

@monteleonetango