Belkis Ramírez, a pioneer of woodcut printmaking in the Dominican Republic, explored feminism and environmental issues in her work. A National Visual Arts Biennial winner, she exhibited in Kassel, Mexico, the United States, and Spain.
In BIENALSUR:
The time of still. Notes from the visual arts in the Caribbean. 1984-2003 José Bedia Myrna Báez Tony Capellán Antonio Martorell Belkis Ramírez Laura Bisonó-Smit... Joel Butler Sara Hermann Carlos René Aguil... Elvis Avilés Luis Cruz Azaceta Juan Basanta John Beadle Ernest Breleur Stanley (Stan) Bur... Ras Ishi Butcher Renee Cox María de Mater O'... Polibio Díaz Edouard Duval-Carr... Scherezade García José García Cord... Myrna Guerrero Consuelo Gotay Quisqueya Henríqu... Rosa Irigoyen Alette Simmons Jim... Roy Lawaetz Marie-José Limouz... Elvis López Marcos Lora Read Pascal Meccariello Radhamés Mejía Chiqui Mendoza Tony Monsanto Leo Núñez Genao Pepón Osorio Raquel Paiewonsky José Perdomo Jorge Pineda “PR Puerto Rico�... Nick Quijano Raúl Recio Genaro Reyes (Cayu... Miguelina Rivera Antonious Roberts Arnaldo Roche Rabe... Roseman Robinot Freddy Rodríguez Carlos Sangiovanni Colectivo Shampoo Thierry Tian-Sio-P... Inés Tolentino
