Victor Edgar Rivera
I was born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, and I'm a writer, poet, musician and art dealer. A resident of New Jersey, I have degrees in Liberal Arts and English Literature. Philosophy, psychology, history, literature, poetry, music, and art are my interests. Since 1996, I've devoted my life to writing poetry and promoting/collecting the fine art of the contemporary artists I represent on multiculturalart.com.
Here are some of the poems from my 3 poetry books.
Soraida Martinez is known as the Creator of Verdadism, an art style juxtaposing paintings with written social commentaries based on the artist's life experiences, which she created in 1992. Soraida has gained recognition and received many awards for her unique, thought-provoking and visually stimulating art style that addresses issues of sexism, racism, and stereotyping for the precise purpose of promoting tolerance and a deeper understanding of the human soul.
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Fumihiro Kato: A Japanese Artist with Magical Fantasies. Fumihiro Kato is a contemporary artist from Yao-City, Osaka, Japan. Fumihiro creates detailed paintings depicting a vivid glimpse of nature, including intricate environmental scenes of mountains, flowers and landscapes and meticulously- painted portraits of mystical, magical figures. He is a collector of antique Japanese pottery, a judge of Japanese swords, a chef specializing in Japanese cuisine and a Japanese tattoo artist.
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James Killings, Jr: Contemporary Artist & Musician with a Texas Touch. James Killings, Jr. was born in Mineral Wells, Texas in 1961. His father was in the military, which gave the family an opportunity to travel abroad and live in different parts of the world. This experience was an influencing factor on Killings’ creative spirit and allowed him to develope the unique vision that is manifested through his artwork. In 1979, he moved to Atlanta, GA., which began a major chapter in his life.
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Reginald K. Gee is a creative artist, writer and musician of African and Native-American (Blackfoot/Choctaw) heritage. Gee's subject matter includes jazz musicians, surreal landscapes, seascapes, romance, fantasy and social satire.
For exhibitions, speaking engagements, purchase information and media inquiries, call 609-828-0691 or send an email to victor@multiculturalart.com