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Exhibitions and Awards
1931 - Salón de la Tullerie, Paris, Frane
1932 - Amigos del Arte, Buenos Artes
1933 - Galería Van Riel: Exhibition of sculptures and drawings, Buenos Aires
1935 - XXV Salón Nacional de Bellas Artes: Third National Award in Sculpture, Buenos Aires
1935 - Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes, Río Cuarto, Córdoba: The exhibit also included works by the sculptor José Santiago Chiérico and the painters Juan Carlos Castagnino, Juan Filloy y Francisco Vechioli
1936 - XV Salón de Otoño: Silver Medal in Sculpture, Rosario, Santa Fe
1940 - XXX Salón Nacional de Bellas Artes: Second National Award in Sculpture, Buenos Aires
1941 - First Prize in Sculpture, Salón de Primavera, Buenos Aires
1949 - Salón Peuser de la Sociedad Hebráica: Exhibition of sculpture, drawings,, lithographs, monocopies created in Brazil and Buenos Aires
1961 - House-Museum Marcovich: Retrospective of drawings, paintings, sculptures, Buenos Aires
1962 - Salón Nacional de Bellas Artes: Premio Jockey Club, escultura en piedra “Niña de color”, Buenos Aires
1988 - Centro Cultural Las Malvinas: “Women in the Visual Arts”, Buenos Aires
2017 - Museo de Arte Tigre, “Scheimberg Collection: Art for the People” , Buenos Aires
2021 - Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes: "The Accidental Cannon: Women Artists in Argentina (1890-1950)”, Buenos Aires
2022 - Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes: The sculpture “Woman” is exhibited in the permanent collection of the national museum, Buenos Aires
2023 - Museo de Artes Plásticas Eduardo Sívori: "Women on the March - Cecilia Marcovich (1894-1976)", Buenos Aires
2024 - Galería Isla Flotante: "Ronda - Artworks by Rosario Zorraquín in dialogue with Cecilia Marcovich and Noemí Gerstein
2024 - Museo de Artes Plásticas Eduardo Sívori: The sculpture “Nude Female” is donated to the museum's patrimony, Buenos Aires
2024 - Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil: "Siqueiros and Artists of the Americas. Case studies" Works by Berni, Spilimbergo, Cecilia Marcovich, Jackson Pollack, and other artists from the region engage in dialogue with the great muralist. An exhibition that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the museum, Mexico City
On December 4, 1935, a group of artists traveled from Buenos Aires to Río Cuarto, in the province of Córdoba, for the opening of an exhibition at Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes. The exhibit featured works by those artists who had been recognized that year at the XXV Salón Nacional de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires. Cecilia Marcovich was recipient of the Third National Hall Award in Sculpture and appears in the photo next to notable sculptor José Santiago Chiérico (1891-1974), painters Juan Carlos Castagnino (1908-1972), Francisco Vechioli (1892-1945), the museum's conservator Juan Crespín and its founder and host of the event, the writer Juan Filloy. - Photo: Omar A. Isaguirre, former Director of the Historical Archives of the Municipality of Río Cuarto, Córdoba
Research
Research Papers
El museo Marcovich: acción en cuatro tiempos * by Talía Bermejo
Cecilia Marcovich y el activismo en la enseñanza artística ** by Talía Bermejo
Cecilia Marcovich, Pintora y escultora * por Arnoldo Guarino
*Research papers with a single * are only available in Spanish
**Research papers with two ** are available in Spanish and Portuguese
Annotations from the artist's personal journal
"Classes and notes from different periods" by Cecilia Marcovich
On the eternal principles of art:
"There are certain principles that are applicable to all periods of art history.
Why do they continue to move us? Because they are eternal."
About the masters of the past:
"We are not inspired by the Masters of the past to copy or imitate them.
They painted their reality, we paint ours."
About sculpture:
"For me the word sculpture is synonymous with Universe
with all its laws of strength, balance and harmony ...
To reach its monumental significance it is necessary to arrive at a great synthesis after the analysis.”
About life:
"I think that, with the way things are going, a useful effort is to learn to die. To fight, thinking firmly that, at any moment, it it might be our turn to end. I see it clearly and I don't care."
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Cecilia Marcovich in her youth, Rosario
Marcovich with her son Luis Tubert, Mendoza
Luis y Mario Tubert, Marcovich's sons, Paris
Cecilia Marcovich, Paris
Marcovich and her students at her school-workshop Asociación Plástica Argentina
Marcovich in her house-museum, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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