Exhibitions
Exhibition History
Museums and venues across three continents, in photographs.
Verónica Ruiz de Velasco’s art has been exhibited in leading museums and venues on multiple continents. Even at the very beginning of her career, her work left a mark among the living masters of Mexico, Europe, and the United States.
1986
Gallery of the Lotería Nacional of Mexico
Mexico City
More than 35 oil paintings, and every work sold. Her popularity skyrocketed as members of Mexico’s art community took notice of her talent.
1988–89
Museo de Arte Moderno
Mexico City
Invited to exhibit at Mexico’s National Museum of Modern Art — the youngest female solo artist ever to receive that invitation.
1988
Benito Juárez International Airport
Mexico City
A monumental exhibition of life-size ballet and modern-dance paintings — Le Sacre du Printemps, Swan Lake, Le Spectre de la Rose, and Medea — mounted concurrently with her show at the Museo de Arte Moderno.
1989
Mural, American British Cowdray Medical Center
Mexico City
A commissioned mural, nearly a year in the making, inaugurated by U.S. Ambassador Charles Pilliod; the Prince of Wales visited days later.
1997–2003
On Display in Dallas’s Top Businesses
Dallas, Texas
Exhibited across Dallas’s business scene — the private executive galleries of Lucent Technologies in Mesquite and AT&T in Las Colinas, Nordstrom stores for Hispanic Heritage Month, and two donated murals for the Beaty Early Childhood School in Plano.
1997
Anasazi Gallery
Dallas, Texas
A Luncheon for Lovers of Art & Ballet, held at the Anasazi Gallery on February 18.
1997
Mural, Nancy and Jake L. Hamon Biomedical Research Building
UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas
Commissioned personally by Mrs. Nancy Hamon for the research building bearing her and her husband’s name. The finished mural measured three by four meters.
1996
Portrait for President Bill Clinton
A personal portrait of the sitting U.S. president, acknowledged by a personal letter from President Clinton dated January 31, 1997.
2007
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Original art on the cover of the Bulletin, founded in 1945 by the Manhattan Project scientists whose early work chronicled the dawn of the nuclear age.
2009–10
FIFA World Cup Collection
South Africa
One of five Mexican artists honored to create work representing Mexico’s national team at the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
2013
Woman in Art
Featured in the Woman in Art book, alongside the world’s top female artists.
Gallery