Cesar Forero, artist, architect & performer.
Forero is a Colombian-born Canadian, BIPOC and member of the
LGTBQIA2S+ artist with background in architecture, sculpture,
painting, and public performance. He is a member and exhibition
coordinator of the International Academy of Ceramist AIC/IAC. He
holds an MA from the Minnesota State University and MFA from the
University of Waterloo, Ontario. He currently sits on the boards
at the Temiskaming Art Gallery, in Haileybury, Sculptors Society
of Canada and Ontario Society of Artist, in Toronto and
Contemporary Art Committee, in Kirkland Lake, Ontario; in which
he is the creator and current president. His artworks and
performances have been shown worldwide, stand in public and
private collections and has been nationally and internationally
awarded. His practice emphasises on social humanitarian and
environmental issues. He is fluent in English, Spanish, French
and German. As a hobby, Forero cultivates a passion for bonsai.
His artistic practice has focused on the protection of our
society rights and the wellbeing of our planet, which go hand to
hand. A big portion of his artwork is dedicated on creating
opportunities to present the artwork nationally and around the
globe for himself and his colleagues. He is an exhibition leader
and facilitator at several art organizations. He is one of the creators of the international Broken Forests group (BFG) coordinating its 5th symposium, which will take place in Poland in August 2024. Currently, he is also working on the exhibition for the “Writing project”, which will show at the Temiskaming Art Gallery in Ontario and the Vertigo Gallery in Vernon, BC. In March 2024, he will present a project entitled “Roots on the Rock” at Propeller Gallery in Toronto.
Forero is a Colombian-born Canadian, BIPOC and member of the
LGTBQIA2S+ artist with background in architecture, sculpture,
painting, and public performance. He is a member and exhibition
coordinator of the International Academy of Ceramist AIC/IAC. He
holds an MA from the Minnesota State University and MFA from the
University of Waterloo, Ontario. He currently sits on the boards
at the Temiskaming Art Gallery, in Haileybury, Sculptors Society
of Canada and Ontario Society of Artist, in Toronto and
Contemporary Art Committee, in Kirkland Lake, Ontario; in which
he is the creator and current president. His artworks and
performances have been shown worldwide, stand in public and
private collections and has been nationally and internationally
awarded. His practice emphasises on social humanitarian and
environmental issues. He is fluent in English, Spanish, French
and German. As a hobby, Forero cultivates a passion for bonsai.
His artistic practice has focused on the protection of our
society rights and the wellbeing of our planet, which go hand to
hand. A big portion of his artwork is dedicated on creating
opportunities to present the artwork nationally and around the
globe for himself and his colleagues. He is an exhibition leader
and facilitator at several art organizations.