This promising young Puerto Rican artist, whose floating abstractions pull viewers into their meditative world, will be included in an October exhibition at the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach, California. Planned solo exhibitions include a show at ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries as well as leading galleries in Frankfurt, Germany, and in both Barcelona and Taragona, Spain.

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When an artist takes a camera underwater, the photos are markedly different from those we are accustomed to. Karen Glaser’s new color work presents a world where light is filtered through suspended particles into a dreamy atmosphere of subdued colors and willowy forms yielding to the ebb and flow of unseen currents. Glaser’s black-and-white photos, such as those in her monumental 226-foot mural at the Port of Miami, tend to be more dramatic, with moving fish and sea creatures captured in dynamic compositions.

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Zampetti is a master at feminine allure: his beautifully illuminated, classical nudes glow with sensuality. The son of two painters, as Zampetti grew up in Argentina he developed into a master artist who has exhibited at the former Brewster Gallery in New York City, along with important galleries in Europe, the U.S., and South America, and later this year will be included in an exhibition at the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach, California.
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