Background
Riva, Myriam Ann De La was born on October 8, 1940 in Mexico City, Mexico. Arrived in United States, 1989. Daughter of Adolfo De La Riva and Marianne Kayser.
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Myriam Ann De La Riva
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Myriam Ann De La Riva, Mexican artist. Named Honorary Mention Women in the Arts, Latin American Art Museum, Florida, 1994; recipient 1st prize, Sor Juana Foundation Mexico-Lebanon Institute Cultural, 1998, 3d prize, Francisco Goitia prize, 1994, Francisco Goitia prize, Ateneo del Anahuac, 1991, 1992.
Education
Graduate Fine Arts, IberoAmerican University. Student, Kent State University. Student, University Femenina Mexico.
Student, Master Carlos Orozco Romero Studio. Student, Master Gilberto Aceves Navarro Studio.
Career
Vice president World Council Visual Artists, Mexico City, 1994—1996, board directors, 2006—2008, Museum Americas, Salon De Los Angeles Plastica Mexicana, 2006—2009. Coordinator Artists Library. European Community, 2003.
Coordinator Mexico cultural month Latin American Art Museum, Miami, 2004. Coordinator, creator World Trade Center, Veracruz, 2004.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer Tamayo Contemporary Art Museum, Mexico City, 2000—2004, National Museum Art, San Carlos, 2000—2002. Member Mexican Muralist Movement, since 1991, Women Professional Artists, National Museum Women in Arts, 1991—2008, Global Culture Center, 1991—1998. Member of World Council Visual Artists (board directors since 2007), Association Artac Aiap-Unesco, Society Mexico de Artistas Plasticos, Mexico Fine Artists Salon 2006-2008.
Connections
Married Conrado Gallegos, February 26, 1961. Children: Conrado Bernardo, Aileen, Eugenio Eduardo.
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Named Honorary Mention Women in the Arts, Latin American Art Museum, Florida, 1994. Recipient 1st prize, Sor Juana Foundation Mexico-Lebanon Institute Cultural, 1998, 3d prize, Francisco Goitia prize, 1994, Francisco Goitia prize, Ateneo del Anahuac, 1991, 1992.Named Honorary Mention Women in the Arts, Latin American Art Museum, Florida, 1994. Recipient 1st prize, Sor Juana Foundation Mexico-Lebanon Institute Cultural, 1998, 3d prize, Francisco Goitia prize, 1994, Francisco Goitia prize, Ateneo del Anahuac, 1991, 1992.