(Santa Fe 1980)
Teacher training in Visual Arts at the Juan Mantovani Institute.
Since 1995 he has participated in various exhibitions and shows.
His paintings stand out for their use of color and their choice of forms and species from nature.

She is an Elementary School teacher and has a degree in Visual Arts from the Santa Fe Municipal Lyceum. She teaches drawing and painting classes in Humbolt and Esperanza.
Between her passion for teaching and her professional career, Barlasina searches the endless paths of art for her path. She explores painting, investigates sculpture and immerses herself in the installation, experiencing each of the artistic expressions and movements that will support her concern: "ourselves".
Spontaneous, lyrical, geometrical and magical, his works wake us up walking the path of life, mutating, passing by. They question what is happening to us as a society, from what we live and feel.
Inés Barlasina also participated in group and individual exhibitions and presented her works in various National and Provincial Salons. In 2008 she was awarded the prize of honour, painting section, at the National Plastic Arts Salon in Ceres.    

(Esperanza -Santa Fe)
Artistic studies at the Liceo Municipal José Pedroni - Esperanza with Fernando Espino and Pyli Urfer.
Until 2003 she attended the workshop of the teacher Peti Lazzarini,
2004 to 2007 she continued his training with Maria Carolina Porral.
2007 to date, she attends the workshop of the artist Inés Barlasina.
2018 Exhibition of her creative process and his artistic production at Fundación RD.

(Henza, Okinawa, Japan, 1950 - Santa Fé, Argentina 2020).
He was a Master of Visual Arts, graduated from the School of Design and Visual Arts, Santa Fe Municipal Lyceum, where he taught the Workshops on Organisation of Space I, and Graphic Design II and III, in addition to being head of the Design Area.
He exhibited since 1971, and his specialties were painting and graphic design.
He participated in numerous group shows, salons and individual exhibitions.
In graphic design, he made posters and programmes for various theatre groups, as well as artistic and cultural institutions.
After a long period dedicated to teaching, guild activity and cultural management, he resumed his artistic production in 2006.

(Santa Fe)
Visual artist, dedicated to embossing, artist's books, drawing and photography.
She is a museologist and cultural manager.
She is a restorer, works privately and in the Museum of the Municipal Theatre of Santa Fe, previously 25 years in the Restoration Workshop of the Rosa Galisteo Museum in Rodriguez.
She teaches courses in conservation and restoration.
She was a teacher of Engraving 1 and 2 at the Provincial Schools of Santa Fe and Entre Ríos.

(Buenos Aires – 1951)
He begins his art studies at Martha Peluffo's studio. He graduates from the Manuel Belgrano National School of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires and continues his training at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. He attends workshops in painting, drawing, engraving, lithography and theoretical seminars. At present, he is developing digital image and new supports. He lives and works in Buenos Aires.
Since 1985 he participates in group projects, collective exhibitions and national and international fairs.
2011 Opening of El Loft taller espacio de arte. It is a place for permanent exhibition of his work, in Barracas, Buenos Aires. 

Pyli Urfer, who was born in Esperanza in 1932 and died in 2017, was an artist inseparable from the Santa Fe cultural scene. Fifty years of absolute dedication to plastic creation and teaching, forty of which she consecrated them in our capital, guarantee this recognition.
A graduate of the first class of the Municipal Lyceum of Visual Arts of Esperanza, Pyli defined herself as "an artist who is passionate about her work, constantly exploring and experimenting by combining techniques".
The essence of her creative capacity was to put into her work what she feels. "I don't think about effects on the spectator, I simply express what I have inside me at that particular moment", Pyli assures and completes: "I am convinced that this is the way we must work and understand art. There are those who do not see it that way and put the effect on the spectator first, thinking simply about the ways to sell the work. These are valid visions, but I do not share them".

Plastic artist, president of the Association of Plastic Artists of the city of Esperanza and teacher of different workshops in Esperanza and Humboldt. He defines himself as a figurative artist who, far from the representation of the real and concrete thing, tries to reach the depth of men and their peoples, looking beyond the image, investigating their interiority and that of their history. In his creations, paintings and objects are gathered so that relate different themes and meanings that unfold throughout his work, impossible to enclose in a single interpretation. That is why his work expresses a multiplicity of themes but always seen from his point of view, totally imbued with Esperanza's reality.
Danilo Grasso has participated in National and Provincial Salons, and in collective and individual exhibitions. He was awarded in different editions of the National Salon of Painting of Esperanza, in other provincial salons. 

She studied at the Manuel Belgrano School of Design and Visual Arts (currently Lyceum A. Fuestens del Arco.)
Since the beginning of her career, she has participated in annual national and provincial exhibitions in which she obtained numerous and important awards in places such as Esperanza, Santo Tomé, Paraná and Santa Fe.
At the end of the 70's, she settled in Mexico City. There, she was definitively forged as an artist. She has participated in numerous collective and individual exhibitions in Mexico, where currently lives, as well as in Argentina and the United States.
Her work is part of private collections in Mexico, Argentina, Belgium, England, France, Japan and the United States. It is worth mentioning that, as an illustrator, she has worked for the publishing houses Castillo and Pearson Educación and that she also produced pedagogical materials for the native peoples of the National Institute for Adult Education (INEA), which depends on the Mexican government.

(Esperanza. Santa Fe 1956-)
She studied Plastic Arts at the Municipal Lyceum José Pedroni - Esperanza.
She took courses: History of Art, Prof. Croce and Rojas Molinas. Drawing : Prof. Barrilero
1997- 2003 Professor Abel Monasterolo and Architect Héctor Batalla were part of the Mill Workshop
She participated in several individual and collective exhibitions.
She has been awarded and participated in art fairs in the region.

(Esperanza- 1954)
Sculptor- as well as Radiologist and Professor at the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences UNL.
In 2009 he graduated from the Wood Carving Course (4 years). Professor Ricardo Re - Municipal Lyceum Jose Pedroni de Esperanza and attends the Art Workshop of Danilo Grasso.
In 2009 he obtains the First Prize Sculpture "Corruption" 57th Annual National Salon - Ceres
In 2009 the Prize acquisition Sculpture "Clown" 14th Salon Artists of Hope.
In 2010, the exhibition "Plans and Spaces" at the Ramseyer Dayer Foundation.
In 2010 Jury Mention in sculpture "Woodcarving S/T.

(Santa Fe 1949 -2010)
Graduated from the School of Design and Visual Arts, Municipal Lyceum, Santa Fe. Since 1971 he exhibits in collective and individual shows. Among the latter, the ones held at the hall of the newspaper "El Litoral", Santa Fe (1990); Municipal Museuml of Visual Arts of Santa Fe (1995 and 2003); C. C. "La Farolito", S. J. del Rincón (2003); and the MAC (UNL), Santa Fe (2007)
He participates in official and private salons, obtaining distinctions such as the First Prize III° Salon de Pintura del Litoral (1983); Acquisition Prize "Secretaría de Cultura y Comunicación Social Santa Fe", 65° Salón Anual de Santa Fe (1988); among others.

"In the Ana Foos' world there is no difference between substance and matter. The great sensitivity with which she orchestrates the circulation of her resources makes silk, cotton, wood, paper, preserve their palpable essential qualities and, at the same time, become part of the organic vitality of the polysemic graphic-textile objects she invents, with a consolidated quota of spatiality and an enormous freedom in drawing, color and rhythm. As if the mission of recovering for current practice the notion of craftsmanship as an essential category, not undervalued, Ana Foos restores the idea-force of a utopia of the manual as a tool of active, militant subjectivity, in the face of the massive industrialisation of the aesthetics and politics of art".
Eduardo Stupía, 2018.

(Alvear, Corrientes)
He is a photographer and has lived in Esperanza since 1981.
Member of the commission of the Museum of the Colonization of Esperanza. Collaborator in the conservation of his visual heritage.
Member of the Friends of the Colonisation Museum Association.
Complete courses of preventive conservation of documents in paper support and photographs, 4 modules, dictated in the UNL by the teacher Felisa Lovaglio.
In 2006 - Organises an exhibition by photographer Ernesto Schlie. In 2006 - celebrating 150 years of Esperanza, organises with Graciela Russi, director of the Colonisation Museum, the exhibition "Esperanza, a successful project".
He has participated in different individual and collective exhibitions, given courses and participated in numerous talks. 2014 - 2015 He has collaborated in the book "Fernando Paillet", written by Luis Priamo.

(Esperanza- 1927)
Until 1958, she studied Drawing and Painting at the Municipal Lyceum. In 1959 and 1960 she took part in the collective exhibition of the "Grupo Azul" and attended many improvement courses, especially watercolour. In 1977 she took courses in ceramics at the Municipal Lyceum. In 1979 she perfected her pastel and mixed techniques with Professor Juan Lazzarini. She participated in many individual and collective exhibitions, both in painting and drawing and in ceramics. She works year after year with new proposals to participate in the Night of the Museums opening his Casa Taller to receive the visitors.

(Santa Fe 1953-2022)
Studied and attended art workshops in Florence, Italy.
Historian, cartoonist.
Creator, director, producer and co-writer of Kanal K (1991-92).
He made animation shorts for TV (1995-2001).
Deepened his studies of the photographic image with Professor Esteban Marco by attending the Bauhaus workshops at the UBA.
He lead workshops in different universities and institutions.
Lived and worked in Santa Fe.

She was born in San Jerónimo Norte, Santa Fe.
When her children began to set out on their own path, Andino decided to define her own. She began to attend different free workshops given by well known artists, among them Julio Botta and Cesar Lopez Claro, starting her vast artistic career.
She feels more identified with a painting in which she can express her feelings, an art that makes possible the intimate and mysterious communication between the artist and the person who is looking at it, a connection that broadens our perception and that, according to the artist, "heals us and cures us".
Since 1988, Nydia Andino has participated in different individual and collective exhibitions, in the country and abroad, and has received several awards and mentions.  

She was born in the city of Concordia, Entre Rios. She is a Superior Professor of Art specialised in Ceramics, graduated from the Provincial School of Visual Arts "Prof. Juan Mantovani". At the same time, she perfected her skills in Buenos Aires by studying with Prof. Jorge Fernández Chiti at the Condorhuasi Foundation.
Since 1990 she has participated in national and international Exhibitions, Salons, Meetings and Conferences related to Sculpture and Ceramic Art, receiving awards, honorable mentions and recognitions.
At present, she is in charge of the Artisan Ceramic Workshop of La Guardia, which depends on the Municipal Lyceum of Santa Fe and the Ceramic Workshop of the Provincial School of Visual Arts "Prof. Juan Mantovani".
The artist balances her personal production with her passion for teaching, trying to share with her students the magic she feels when creating. 

(Esperanza 1919-2012)
She studied at the Municipal Lyceum of Esperanza and graduated in 1958.
At the beginning of her career as an artist, she sought inspiration in nature. She created a technique that she called "painting without painting" and it is included in the plastic arts as "figurative naturalism". It is a search for nature in its pure color, since Erni used only elements that she found in it: feathers, lichens, earth, bark, manes, mushrooms, snails and stones. With this she recreated different forms, from the human figure to the subtlety of a sky.

Erni Borla also stood out as a sculptor.

She was born in Esperanza and died in 2015, at the age of 58. English translator, graduated from Alte. Brown Superior Institute. Since 1993, she decided to start her career as an artist taking drawing and painting classes at the workshop in charge of Prof. Abel Monasterolo, from the Municipal Lyceum of Esperanza. From 1998 to 2002 she was part of the group "Taller del Molino", coordinated by Prof. Abel Monasterolo and Architect Héctor Batalla, with whom she exhibited in Esperanza and Santa Fe. From 1998 until 2015, the year of her passing away, participated in Salons, individual and collective exhibitions in Esperanza, Santa Fe, San Justo, Avellaneda and Buenos Aires.
An artist who grew up with her family and friends, who did not avoid challenges, who transformed each of her feelings into art. Maria Rita Montalbetti expressed her creativity in all her stages and proposals. In 2003 won the First Prize for Painting at the Salon of the Association of Plastic Artists of Esperanza and in 2004 was awarded third place.