Thursday, September 3, 2009

Dante Busquets

Born in Mexico City in 1969, studied Fine Arts Bachelor of Photography at the San Francisco Art Institute with Artists: Pirkle Jones, Jack Fulton and Louie Reagan, among others. Took several workshops conducted by Armando Cristeto, Susan Meiselas, Abbas, Joseph Rodriguez, Cristian Caujolle and Heidi Specker.
He served as a correspondent in Mexico for Getty Images News Service (formerly Gamma-Liaison). Currently representing the Photo agency Anzenberger, his work has been published in books, magazines, national and international newspapers: 160 Years of Photography in Mexico, ABC DF, México City: Six walks photographic Narrative of a Portrait: Korda of Che, TheEndless City, Arquine, Businessweek, Celeste, Cigar Aficionado, Codigo 06140, Details, df by Travesías, Forbes, LA Weekly, L'Express, The AngelesTimes, M Museum of Mexico and the world, Marvin, Memoria de Papel, Milenio, National Geographic, Neo2, Newsweek , Picnic, Process, Reforma, SPIN, The San Francisco Examiner, Time, and WOW Travesías, among others.
It had the still photography under his wing in several film productions, including: Una de Dos (Marcel Sisniega 2000), El Tigre de Santa Julia (Gamboa2001 Alejandro), Casa de los Babys (John Sayles 2002), Morirse esta en Hebreo (AlejandroSpringall 2005) and Carnaval de Sodoma(Arturo Ripstein, 2005).
Individual Expos in Orchid Bistro, La casa de la Primera Imprenta and the American Cultural Center Coyoacanense in the City From igualmanera, has participated in more than 25 collective exhibitions in Germany, China, Spain, USA, England, Italy, Netherlands, Mexico and Turkey, among others. His project Diario DeAntes won the scholarship JóvenesCreadores National Fund for Culture and the Arts.
He has participated in several editions of the Biennale of Photography in Mexico. He was selected in the 1994 and 2002 editions, received an Honorable Mention in 1997 and in 2006 Acquisition XII Photography Biennial with the project Sateluco, where families and photograph different areas of the State of Mexico.

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