May you have a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2017!

I am currently by beautiful Lake Como for the exhibition “Blu”, curated by Marcello Cazzaniga of Camaver Kunsthaus and sponsored by the municipal government of Bellano. The exhibition takes place in the former church of San Nicolao, which was built in the 13th century and still maintains magnificent frescoes dating to the 16th century on […]

Victoria Febrer’s latest video projection work, Vivarium was projected onto the façade of the Organization of American States in Washington D.C. by the Art Museum of the Americas as part of their Art after Dark event on Friday, August 28th. In this video projection, diverse hands and branches come together cooperatively to populate a new […]

“My beloved aunt Josefina Núñez “Tita” passed away from cancer on July 6th. I am thankful that I was able to spend every day by her side since she was diagnosed in February. She was so brave and hopeful and put up a strong fight but unfortunately her cancer couldn’t be cured. We are so […]

Victoria Febrer’s latest interactive projection installation, MarDesierto/DesertSea has been selected as a finalist in in this year’s Digital Graffiti festival. Post-production of the piece was done through a collaboration with Pedro J. Padilla. At this link, you can see an interview between the curator and myself about the piece. MarDesierto/DesertSea, attempts to make visible the […]

“I would like to take a moment to remember my great uncle Pere María Orts i Bosch, who passed away last week in Valencia, Spain. My “tío abuelo” was a renowned scholar on the history and language of Valencia, and a limitlessly generous individual. He amassed an enormous art collection with the sole purpose of […]

Victoria Febrer has been selected by the American Association of Colleges & Universities (AAC&U) as one of this year’s recipients of the K. Patricia Cross Future Leaders Award. The award recognizes graduate students who show exemplary promise as future leaders of higher education; who demonstrate a commitment to developing academic and civic responsibility in themselves […]

For the second year, Victoria Febrer participated in the annual NYC benefit exhibition for Art in a Box, a non-profit that brings art to children affected by war, natural disasters, public health emergencies or who are disadvantaged by poverty.

Victoria Febrer collaborated with the Italian Theater Festival InScena! which commissioned her to create the Mario Fratti Award for Emerging Italian Playwrights. The award was unveiled at a ceremony at the Italian Cultural Institute and this year’s winner was the playwright Carlotta Corradi.

Victoria Febrer was named the Goldberger Fellow at Stony Brook University. The award is given annually for excellence in the visual arts. “I don’t think there are many things more important than being a teacher and being a student. That, to me, is the deepest social contract, to understand the idea that individual creativity within […]

The exhibition “Standing Room Only” at the Lawrence Alloway Gallery at Stony Brook University will be open through the summer. For this exhibition, Victoria Febrer created an installation which includes lenticular images which change as the viewer sees them from different angles. The effect allows the viewer to control the time lapsed, and the action […]

Victoria Febrer’s paintings were selected for Stony Brook’s Presidential Art Award. Her artwork will be prominently displayed at the historic Sunwood Estate on Stony Brook’s Long Island Campus.

The video “Untitled Decision” created by Victoria Febrer with cinematography by Pedro J. Padilla was projected in the Toride Train Station in Japan from March 31-May 31, 2014.

Victoria Febrer’s work in red wine (vinography) is discussed in the new encyclopedia El Mundo del Vino published by Larousse. Her work appears in the chapter “Wine as Ritual and Culture: Painting”.

Victoria Febrer’s latest solo show in New York City will take place at LICMarket, from August 27th – November 11th. “Febrer’s vinographs (printed with red wine) in this series on handmade paper use the repetition of five iconic forms: poppies (symbols of the Greek goddess of fertility and the harvest), wheat (another symbol of fertility […]

“Untitled Promise” has been selected as a finalist in this year’s Digital Graffiti festival. Victoria Febrer has also been awarded a travel grant to attend the festival. Winners will be announced on June 8th. Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach is the world’s first projection art festival, with artists using the latest technologies to project their […]

Victoria Febrer’s solo exhibition at the URJC in Madrid has been extended until June 25th. Click here to view the exhibition catalog.

“Flight of Memory” is being shown on Monster Truck Gallery’s Night Screen, in the heart of Temple Bar, Dublin. Night Screen is a street facing, is a 7’x14′ HD screen for presenting new video-based contemporary art on a regular basis. The rotating selection of work was curated by Sean Naftel.

Victoria Febrer’s latest exhibition opens April 10, 2013 at the Vicálvaro Campus of the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid and will be on display until May 31st. This new series of vinographs by Victoria Febrer continues her investigation of the relationship of the universal and the personal. Her haunting vistas are created using only […]

Victoria Febrer created a unique piece in acrylic on a vinyl record for a fundraiser to benefit Local Project Art Space in Long Island City, New York. Local Project is a non-profit organization committed to building an educational forum for emerging artists of exceptional vision, and creating synergy between the exhibition of their work and […]

VOCES, the Latino Heritage Network of The New York Times, has selected several pieces of Victoria Febrer’s artwork for inclusion in “Palabras, Ritmo, y Arte” a special celebration of the arts on Wednesday, October 10th at the New York Times Headquarters at 620 8th Avenue in Manhattan.

“Flight of Memory” by Victoria Febrer and DysTorpia Media Project. This exhibition will consist of workshops, art exhibitions, and artist talks. A selection of video art, installations and performances will be presented at: Queens Museum of Art, Immigrant Movement International, Outpost Artists Resources, and Local Project Art Space. The vision is to foster encounters between […]

Victoria Febrer’s work is featured at the new event space Loftwoods. LoftWoods is located at Chelsea’s renowned Traffic Building in the heart of NYC.

“Flight of Memory”, created by Victoria Febrer in collaboration with filmmaker Pedro J. Padilla, was exhibited at the Digital Graffiti Festival in Alys Beach, Florida on June 8th and 9th. Digital Graffiti is the world’s first projection art festival, with artists using the latest technologies to project their original works onto the town’s iconic white […]

“Flight of Memory” a project I created in collaboration with filmmaker Pedro J. Padilla, has been selected as a finalist in the Digital Graffiti Festival in Alys Beach, Florida. Exploring the way in which memory selectively simplifies and reduces the features of those places that are recalled, this piece conjures the image of a seascape […]

“Flight of Memory”, a project created by Victoria Febrer in collaboration with filmmaker Pedro J. Padilla was included in the festival Under the Subway Video Art Night where artists’ works were projected under the elevated 7 train in Long Island City. Under the Subway Video Art Night was curated by Antonio Ortuño and made possible […]

Two of Victoria Febrer’s paintings from the Untitled Marine Vistas series will be shown at an exhibition in the historic Clocktower at Queens Plaza, located at the corner of Bridge Plaza North and 41st Ave. The Clocktower was designed in 1927 by Morrell Smith, and was the first skyscraper in Queens.

Victoria Febrer’s painting Untitled Marine Vista #97, which was used to create “Flight of Memory” with filmmaker Pedro J. Padilla, is featured in the exhibition 11-11. This exhibition takes place in several units of a luxury apartment building which have been converted into galleries. The exhibition runs from May 12-20th.

Victoria Febrer is participating again in this year’s TriBeCa Open Artist Studios Tour (TOAST). Now in its 16th year, The TriBeCa Open Artist Studio Tour (TOAST) is an open invitation to the public to take a free, self-guided tour through artists’ studios in TriBeCa. For a few short days every spring, New Yorkers are invited […]

“Since I have always been drawn to the sea, it is a luxury to live inside of the incredible energy of this great urban center but at the same time have the calm of the sea just a few steps away.” She lives off her art but confesses that she spends many hours alone in […]

Several of Victoria Febrer’s vinographs are featured in the group show MUJERES10, at the Atarazanas Gallery in the City of Valencia, Spain. The exhibition is organized by the City Hall of Valencia in honor of International Women’s Day.

Victoria Febrer was interviewed by Telemundo’s Acceso Total for a segment on the Cooper Union Saturday Program, where she is the Portfolio Preparation Instructor. The Portfolio Preparation course is designed to prepare high school seniors for admission to competitive Art and Architecture colleges. Many students have not had art classes in the public schools. Through […]

Untitled Marine Vista #62 was selected for inclusion in the Aid for AIDS benefit exhibition alongside works by Louise Bourgeois and Pipilotti Rist. Aid for AIDS is a non-profit organization that is committed to improving the quality of life of people living with HIV/AIDS.

Victoria Febrer’s work will be shown at the Fall edition of the Affordable Art Fair NYC from September 22 – 25, 2011, at 7 West 34th Street in New York City. Twelve years ago, the Affordable Art Fair changed the model of the traditional art fair by making contemporary art accessible to all. Now in […]

Thanks to the extension of Victoria Febrer’s exhibition Memories of a Sea/Memorias de un Mar, in Madrid at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, a selection of her work was seen on TVE-1 (Spanish National Television) evening news this past 29th of March. Please click here to view the clip

After the success of her first public mural at the Covenant House, Victoria Febrer was asked to return to create a new mural for the entrance hall of the building. This mural will serve to welcome new residents of the shelter as they begin their journey towards a better future. The mural was recently completed […]

Victoria Febrer is participating in this year’s TriBeCa Open Artist Studios Tour (TOAST). Now in its 15th year, The TriBeCa Open Artist Studio Tour (TOAST) is an open invitation to the public to take a free, self-guided tour through artists’ studios in TriBeCa. For a few short days every spring, New Yorkers are invited to […]

Because of its success, the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos has decided to extend Victoria Febrer’s exhibition Memories of a Sea/Memories de un Mar until September of 2011. Memories of a Sea / Memorias de un Mar is the third and most extensive exhibition of her work in Spain to date and occupies the two galleries […]

On the 30th of March, Victoria Febrer’s latest solo exhibition, Memories of a Sea / Memorias de un Mar opens at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid. It is the third and most extensive exhibition of her work in Spain to date and occupies the two galleries of the university foundation’s headquarters in central […]

Victoria Febrer’s work was selected for inclusion in this years benefit auction to raise money for the Cooper Union. The Cooper Union provides full tuition scholarships to all of its students.

Untitled Marine Vista #5 has been selected for the Juried exhibition “New Directions ’10”. The exhibition is curated by Nat Trotman, assistant curator at the Guggenheim in NY.Mr. Trotman selected 60 works of art from over 1,200 entries reflecting new directions in Painting, Drawing, Photography, Printmaking, Collage, Sculpture and Mixed Media Works. This show is […]

On September 23rd, 2010, the collection of artwork decorating the new NY Center of the IESE School of Business was revealed. A suite of four works by Victoria Febrer adorns the main hall of the university. The paintings are part of the artists Untitled Marine Vista series, which received much acclaim when exhibited in Valencia […]