THE SUMMER SALES

Dayani Muñoz Reguera 
Killing the Idol

2021
digital collage printed on matte photo paper
16.54 x 11.61 inches, edition of 5

Arcade Project Curatorial is excited to announce a series of sales featuring artworks by emerging and mid-career artists. All works are priced under $5000.

Send inquires to info@arcadeprojectzine.com

Dayani Muñoz Reguera

Reginald Boateng

Reginald Boateng (Accra, Ghana 1999) uses the lens of an iPhone to capture and edit beautiful stories to make colorful digital art. His work reflects on creating an imaginary world using vibrant colors and setting contrast with the melanin skin of his subjects. Boateng’s aesthetic is partly inspired by the traditional Ghanaian fabric called “Kente” (a brightly colored textile made with handwoven strips of threads). The colorful threads inform the artist’s saturated palette.

Boateng is a graduate of TV and film production at the Ghana Media School. His works has been featured on Prazzle Magazine and exhibited at Calabar Gallery NYC ,The Cowrie Culture, British Council Ghana, and Nubuke Foundation. Boateng lives and works in Accra, Ghana

Set to Race  (Dreamland series)
2020
Photograph on premium luster paper
12 x 16 inches

edition 10

Distorted Days 

2020
Photograph on premium luster paper
12 x 16 inches
edition 3-20, edition of 20

Quiescence 1  (Dreamland series)
2020
Photograph on premium luster paper
12 x 16 inches

edition of 10

Quiescence 2  (Dreamland series)
2020
Photograph on premium luster paper
12 x 16 inches

edition of 10

Sunset Lover 1  (Dreamland series)
2020
Photograph on premium luster paper
12 x 16 inches

edition of 10

Dayani Muñoz Reguera (Cienfuegos, Cuba, 1994) Reguera is a scenery and costume designer at the International Film and Television School of San Antonio de los Baños (EICTV) and an art director for music videos. Her digital graphic work focuses on the collage process – her primary tool to discuss experimentation on topics of a deep self-referential content based on the gender discourse.

Reguera received a degree in Theater Art in the Specialty of Scenic Design at the University of the Arts (ISA), Havana, Cuba (2014-2019). Reguera has exhibited works at the Amref Art Ball Auction, Calabar Gallery, New Jersey City University Galleries, in galleries in Cuba and Germany. She lives and works in Havana.

History told by icons collage 1
2021
digital collage printed on matte photo paper
16.54 x 11.61 inches,
edition of 5

Untitled #3
2021
digital collage printed on matte photo paper
16.54 x 11.61 inches
edition of 5

My Other Half
2021
digital collage printed on matte photo paper
16.54 x 11.61 inches
edition of 5

Madre Tierra
2021
digital collage printed on matte photo paper
16.54 x 11.61 inches
edition of 5

Umang Shah

Umang Shah was born and raised in the United States by parents of Indian origin. Graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design with degrees in Fine Arts and Architecture and becoming a registered architect has only enriched his visual reserve, while giving him the opportunity to explore using multiple subjectivities and a variety of materials. The paintings and drawings have developed into case studies utilizing but not limited to; charcoal, ink, acrylic and printed materials, providing unique textures through fonts and text.

As an artist, in his work, there are three main drivers; layering, transparency and process. The layering provides patterns which work in harmony and sometimes juxtapose each other, thus becoming an intersection between the seen and unseen. He has exhibited at Calabar Gallery, Jersey City Art and Studio Tour and is in private collections. He lives and works in Jersey City.