Cristina de Miguel: Tennis Elbow 89
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Works
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Cristina de MiguelProcession I, 2021Acrylic and oil stick on canvas72 x 84 in (182.9 x 213.4 cm) -
Cristina de MiguelProcession II, 2021Acrylic and oil stick on canvas72 x 84 in (182.9 x 213.4 cm) -
Cristina de MiguelProcession III, 2021Acrylic and oil stick on canvas60 x 72 in (152.4 x 182.9 cm) -
Cristina de MiguelProcession IV, 2021Acrylic and oil stick on canvas72 x 84 in (182.9 x 213.4 cm) -
Cristina de MiguelProcession V, 2021Acrylic and oil stick on canvas52 x 40 in (132.1 x 101.6 cm) -
Cristina de MiguelProcession VI, 2021Acrylic and oil stick on canvas72 x 84 in (182.9 x 213.4 cm) -
Cristina de MiguelBanBan thinking about a painting, 2021Pastel on paper60 x 45 in (152.4 x 114.3 cm) -
Cristina de MiguelRural Scene, 2021Pastel on paper60 x 45 in (152.4 x 114.3 cm)
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Q&A
Your name Cristina de Miguel
Your current location Brooklyn
Your favorite pastime Googling sneakers.
Something you like Surfing
Something you dislike When in an airport line the person behind me gets too close and slightly touches my backpack.
Your defining characteristic Adventurous
What would someone close to you say is your defining characteristic That I'm wild.
Your favorite artist Julian Schnabel
Favorite word or phrase Oh really?!
What aspect of your work is most important to you The energy of my body making a fearless mark.
Who do you admire the most and why My partner, Beth, because of her integrity and kindness
Your worst habit Biting my cheek.
The first thing you think of in the morning Ten more minutes.
What have you always wanted to do and have not done Make really large paintings using a paint-filled fire extinguisher.
Your best decision Moving to NY.
Your worst decision Taking a nap on a Greenpoint sidewalk at 3am.
Your favorite street and why The street I grew up on in Seville. There was a steep hill and I remember the thrill of roller-skating down, praying that a car wouldn’t cut me off.
What has made you the person that you are Never giving up
Something you treasure A 35-year-old green baseball hat with a yellow "C" on it that belonged to my brother.
What would the child you once were think of the adult you are now I think she would be glad that I am still painting.
Your greatest fear Not taking the risk.
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