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Estudio Abierto exhibition with Lidia Orosa

Jun 23, 2008

On Friday, June 27th, 2008, Llima Orosa will be part of a group exhibition at Estudio Abierto in Union City, NJ. The is a special exhibition for Llima since her work will also be exhibited along with her mother's paintings for the very first time. Mrs. Lidia Orosa has been painting for a little over a year and we're all very proud of her accomplishments. This will be Lidia Orosa's first exhibition of her work. Congratulations to both artists!

There will be a reception the same day of the opening:

Estudio Abierto

508 42nd Street (between Kennedy and Bergenline)

Union City, NJ 07087

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Reception: 7-9pm

Phone: 201.325.0197

Happy Birthday Llima!

May 17, 2008

All of us at Llima Orosa Photography would like to wish LLIMA a very, very Happy Birthday!

May the upcoming year be filled with continued success, much love, health and happiness!

Lidia Orosa - Click photo for more

Llima Orosa photography featured in new Gene-Manuel video!

Oct 5, 2007

The new Gene-Manuel video for his single, 8 [Different Ways], features the photography of Llima Orosa! Llima was also responsible for MySpace Video Contest Winner, Syren D'mandz's winning entries.

The video uses a slideshow format to depict the various emotional stages of the song.

Look for Llima in front of the camera in various scenes of the video. 8 [Different Ways] is now available on Gene-Manuel's website, YouTube and MySpace!

Gene-Manuel 8 [Different Ways] Sophisticated Kink Director: Scott Seraydarian

National Arts Club

She Who Must Be Obeyed exhibited at National Arts Club - NYC

Oct 1, 2007

Llima Orosa will be exhibiting She Who Must Be Obeyed, at the National Arts Club, on Tuesday, October 2nd, from 6-8pm.

She will be a guest of Laurie Weber, who will be exhibiting Mistress. This piece was inspired by Llima's photograph.

From the National Arts Club website:

The National Arts Club was founded in 1898 by Charles de Kay, the literary and art critic for The New York Times for 18 years. He and a group of distinguished artists and patrons conceived of agathering place for artists, patrons and audiences in all the arts. American art at the turn of the century had begun to look inward for inspiration, rather than to Europe, and the American art world was alive with energy. As The National Arts Club moved into its first home in a townhouse on 34th Street, American art had found a new home.

Info:

Tuesday, October 2nd 6-8pm

National Arts Club

15 Gramercy Park South

Roundtable Exhibition

DJ Tabu & Gene-Manuel

Photography work started for Gene-Manuel's "8 [Different Ways] video

Sep 2, 2007

Llima Orosa has begun a series a photoshoots that will become part of Gene-Manuel's new video for the song "8 [Different Ways]".

The latest shoot included NYC's own DJ Tabu along with actors Nikki E. Walker and Nathan Gehan. Most of the outdoor photography took place in Greenwich Village before moving indoors to the beautiful Cafe Noir in SOHO. The day ended with a rooftop session overlooking Chelsea and another indoor session with Andy Bove.

Next up: a session with Lidia Orosa and a photoshoot of a live performance by cuban singer Regina, who performs on the "8 [Different Ways]" track.