Alejandro Antonio Calzada Miranda

Studies:
1992-1995 Escuela Profesional de Artes Plásticas. Trinidad, Cuba. 1996-2002 Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA). La Habana, Cuba.

Professional Activity:
1993 Since this year and to the present, he has been carrying out public interventions in Las Parrandas de Remedios and other cities in central Cuba.
1995 Professor of Visual Arts. He creates the designs for the puppet theater work "Agüita de Todos" by the theater group Rabindranath Tagore.
1996 He directs the artistic direction of the fiction short film "¿Y tú qué quieres?", at the International Film School of San Antonio de los Baños, La Habana, Cuba.
2001 Invited as a speaker at the II International Congress of Culture and Development.
2002 He creates illustrations for the magazines "Catauro" and "La Isla Infinita" Publishes the article "El Mundo Visual de la Parranda" in the magazine "Catauro". He designs the scenography of "Carmina Burana" for the Ballet Nacional de Cuba. Participates in the "Parade the Circle Celebration", Cleveland, Ohio, Estados Unidos.

Awards:
1994 First prize in the poster contest "480 Aniversario de San Juan de los Remedios".
1997 Prize and mention in the Provincial Contest "485 Aniversario de San Juan de los Remedios", Villa Clara, Cuba. 1998 Prize in the first Provincial Salon "Carlos Enríquez", Villa Clara, Cuba. 1999 Prize in the Second Provincial Salon "Carlos Enríquez", Villa Clara, Cuba.

Group Exhibitions:
1996 Meeting of Art Schools "Académica 96", La Habana, Cuba. Exhibition "Lo que somos", Galería "Carlos Enríquez", Remedios, Villa Clara.
1997 Exhibition "Divertimento", Galería "Carlos Enríquez", Remedios, Villa Clara.
1998 Exhibition "Actos de Fe", Casa Memorial "Salvador Allende", La Habana, Cuba.
1999 Exhibition "El tiempo como espacio", I.S.A. La Habana, Cuba. 2001 Workshop Exhibition of Ibero-American Artists, Madrid, España. 2002. Exhibition "Transcultural Communications: Three Cuban Artists Speak". The Shore Cultural Center, Ohio, Estados Unidos.
Exhibition "Miradas posibles". Miramar Trade Center. La Habana