Curriculum Vitae

1928  He is born in the neighborhood of Bélgica, Ponce on January 12. He is the son of Esmeralda Alicea and
José Rodríguez and the second child of six brothers and sisters. Three months later he returns with Esmeralda to New York, where she lived.

1932  His parents separate and he returns to Puerto Rico.

1936  A baquiné is celebrated at his house and it leaves a great impression on his life.

1938  Publishes a strip about the adventures of the Tiger of Malasya, by Emilio Salgari. The strip circulated in his school (Emeterio Colón) and was in competition with his friend William Hadock for the title of the best strip of the month.

1939  Begins to work as a furniture maker apprentice.

1940  Graduates from eight grade. The federal program National Youth Administration to provide employment to youths starts that year, but only for 18 year-olds and older. He exaggerates his age in his application and gets accepted.

1941  Attends to the spirit sessions of the Water Beings. He makes the swords and crosses used in their rituals. One night he is told he will be drafted into the Army, but that they will protect him from any harm. He was only 13 years old.

1942  Inscriptions for the obligatory military service begin. So not to lose his job he registers

1943  On June 17 he was called to serve in the Army, together with his brother Jorge and his cousin Jose Luis. After basic training he is sent to Fort Brooke, in Puerto Rico, for training in meteorological service. While in the Army he meets Luis Cañizares, a fellow soldier, who is an amateur portrait painter. It is the first time he sees oil painting. That same month he starts a course of art by correspondence.

1944  After finishing his training he is assigned to the weather station of Fort Bundy in Ceiba. This was an artillery battalion of black puerto ricans in a segregated Army. One of the battalion members is Antonio Alomar. He later on becomes a professional baseball player and is known as Guinea. He also met the pianist Rubén Escabí and, also professional baseball player, Julio "Jueyito" Andrades.  They all belonged to the 817 artillery coastal battalion, anti-torpedo boat.

1945  Receives his honorable discharge from the Army. He has a bit more than 18 years of age.  Returns to Ponce. In a session of the Water Beings he is reminded that the spirits fulfilled their promise of guarding him. His brother was in Panamá, his cousin in Europe while he was in Puerto Rico. He finishes high school.

1946  Begins painting and drawing studies with Miguel Pou in Ponce.

1949  Shows his first art works in a joint exhibition of the students of the Pou Academy in the lobby of the La Perla theater in Ponce.

1951  Travels to New York for his father's burial. Although they communicated through mail, it was the first (and last) time he sees his father since he was three yeas old.

1952  Opens a Signs business in the Villa street in Ponce. One of his customers is the Cafeteros of Puerto Rico and establishes a decades long relationship as Art Director of the Coffee Magazine. He also is the director of the magazine Isla Literaria, whose editor is the writer Ernesto Juan Fonfrías.

1954  Closes his Signs business and moves to San Juan. Works as a  store window decorator for the New York department stores in Rio Piedras.

1956  Works as illustrator for the Labor department in San Juan. He also gets married to Carmen Morales Rodríguez, also from Ponce.

1957  Attends night classes of the first sculpture workshop by the Puerto Rican Institute of Culture, directed by the Spanish sculptor Francisco Vázquez Díaz, "Compostela ". When he later on gets a scholarship for three days a week he switches to the day session. There he meets Tomás Batista and his future son's godfather Rafaél López del Campo


1958

• His first son Daniel Alberto is born.
•  He is invited by Ricardo Alegría to the printmaking workshop of the Puerto Rican Institute of Culture, directed by Lorenzo Homar.
• Later on he resigns to the job at the department of Labor and becomes Homar's assistant.
• Participates in a show a the Riverside Museum in New York. 
• Finishes his first portfolio "Five Images of San Juan", of five silk-screen works.

 

1960 

• His second son, David José is born. 
• His works are shown in Casa Las Américas in Havana, Cuba and the Popular Graphics Workshop in Mexico City. 
• Designs the set for the Ballets of San Juan.

1961 

• Honorary Mention in the Puerto Rican Athenaeum contest of San Juan.
• Shows his works in the Puerto Rican Graphics Exhibition in Prague, Czechoslovakia

Wins First prize Puerto Rican Athenaeum Contest of San Juan


1962 

• Wins First prize Puerto Rican Athenaeum Contest of San Juan.
• Acquires his first press.

1963 

• His only daughter, Milagros del Carmen is born.
• Wins t prize Puerto Rican Athenaeum Contest of San Juan.
• Has his first individual exhibition, Puerto Rican Atenaeum.
• Receives comments as that this was the first exhibition of prints only in the Puerto Rican art history.
• His works are shown in the Latin American graphics show at the South American Gallery in New York.

1964 

• Wins First prize Puerto Rican Athenaeum Contest of San Juan.
• Show his works in the Around the World Traveling Exhibition sponsored by the Colibrí Gallery and the U.S. Information Agency.

1965 

• Wins First prize Puerto Rican Athenaeum Contest of San Juan.
• His works are shown at the Randolph Gallery, Houston, Texas and the Luz Gallery in Manila, Phillipines.

1966 

• Wins First prize Puerto Rican Athenaeum Contest of San Juan.
• Art shows in the Colibrí Gallery in San Juan and the Pratt Institute in New York.

1967

• Wins First prize Puerto Rican Athenaeum Contest of San Juan.
• Wins Only prize "Milderd Boerique" for xilography, International contest sponsored by the Print Club of Philadelphia. 
• Wins sabbatical for study and travel sponsored by the Casa del Arte, San Juan.

1968

• Travels to Europe.  In Madrid gets to know first hand the works of Goya in the Prado Museum and the paintings of Sorolla. In Florence gets to see the sculptures of Michelangelo. Visits museums and workshops of several artists in France and Belgium. In Amsterdam visits Rembrandt's Rijksmuseum, his house and studio. Also visits the recently open Van Gogh Museum. 

1969 

• London. Gets to know hand papermaking.
• Shows his works in an individual exhibition at the museum of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras.
• His works are shown at the IX Art Festival in Cali, Colombia and at the First International Print Exhibition in Barcelona, Spain.
• The Puerto Rico Institute of Culture commissions the mural Colonization of Puerto Rico for the Guayanilla High School.

1970 

• Third Prints Biennial, Krakow, Poland
• Ponce Art Museum, Ponce, Puerto Rico

• Santo Domingo National Library, Dominican Republic

• San Juan Art Museum

• First Latin American Prints Biennial in San Juan, Puerto Rico

1971 

• The first American Print Biennial in Cali, Colombia,

• Panamerican exhibition of Cali, Colombia

• Bogotá's Modern Art Museum, Colombia.

1972 

• II Latin American Prints Biennial of San Juan
• III International Prints Biennial of Buenos Aires, Argentina
• II International Prints Biennial of Frechen, Germany
• III International Prints Biennial of Florence, Italy
• Latin American Exhibition of Fine Arts in Santiago, Chile
• Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, Washington, D.C.
• Selections of the 2nd Latin American Biennial, Pratt Center, New York
• Exhibition of Alicea and Solari in salute to the San Juan Biennial, College of Engineers, San Juan, P.R.

1973 

• Wins 1st prize for Posters for the Centennial of the Abolition of Slavery, Puerto Rican Atenaeum.
• Individual show, Cancion de Baquiné, Museo del Barrio, New York
• X International Biennial of Graphic Art, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
• XII International Biennial of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil
• The Exxon Collection, New York, Boston, Chicago
• The Artistic Heritage of Puerto Rico, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
• Latin American Art, National Museum of Havana and Casa de las Américas, Havana, Cuba.

1974 

• IV International Drawing Exhibition, Rijeka, Yugoslavia
• III International Prints Biennial, Frechen, Germany
• III Latin American Prints Biennial of San Juan, Puerto RIco
• I International Biennial of Serial Art, Segovia, Spain
• IV International Prints Biennial, Florence, Italy
• X International Art Biennial, Menton, France
• Selections of the International Biennial of Segovia, Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona, Spain
• Selections of the III Biennial of San Juan, Pratt Center, New York

1975 

• Casa de Las Américas, Puerto Rican Prints, Havana, Cuba 
• XI International Biennial of Graphic Art, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia

1976 

• XI International Biennial of the Arts, Menton, France 
• International Exhibition of Prints, Biella Prizes, Biella, Italy

1977

• Individual show, opening of Pitirre Gallery, San Juan Convention Center

• International Exhibition of Book Design, Leipzig, Germany
• Puerto Rican Prints, Dubini Gallery, Locarno, Switzerland

1978

• Latin American Fine Arts, Havana, Cuba

1979

• Poster Prize, Puerto Rican Foundation of the Humanities, San Juan, P.R.
• Exhibition-Homage IV San Juan Biennial of Latin American Prints
• Contemporary Caribbean Artists, Bronx Museum of the Arts, New York.
• 2nd Conference Supporting Puerto Rican Independence, Poster of Puerto Rico, Mexico
• Commissioned for the official poster for the 50th World Congress of Chess

1980

• Exhibition-homage 1st Biennial of Latin American Prints of New York, Cayman Gallery
• Self Portraits by Chicano and Latino Artists, La Raza Gallery and Studio 24, San Francisco, California .
• Art and Architecture, Architect College of Puerto Rico, San Juan, P.R.
• Puerto Rican Prints in the United Nations, New York.
• Individual Show, "The Graphics of Jose R. Alicea", Modern Art Gallery of Santo Domingo
• Paper fabrication workshop and the Paper as a Medium of Expression, Autonomus University of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

1981

• Panamerican Graphic Arts, Ponce Art Museum, Ponce, P.R.
• Salute to Santo Domingo, Voluntariado de las Casas Reales, Dominican Republic
• Selections of the 1st New York Biennial of Latin American Prints, Altos de Chavón, Dominican Republic.

1982

• 2nd Exhibition Exxon Collection, Ponce Art Museum, Ponce, P.R.

1983

• Literary Works Portfolios, Puerto Rican Athenaum, San Juan, P.R.

1984

• 1st Biennial of Havana, Havana, Cuba
• 1st Exposition of Puerto Rican Posters, SK&F Collection, University of Puerto Rico, Cayey, P.R.
• Individual Show of Prints and Drawings of Alicea, Interamerican University, Arecibo, P.R.

1985

• Individual show "Alicea and the Literature", University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, PR.
• 1st International Triennial against War,Lublin, Poland
• 2nd Exposition of Puerto Rican Posters, SK&F Collection, University of Puerto Rico Museum, Rio Piedras, P.R.
• Puerto Rican Art, University of Turabo, Caguas, P.R.
• Erotic Art, Spiral Gallery, Hato Rey, P.R.
• Honorary mention for Poster, Commission for the 500th Anniversary of the Discovery of America and Puerto Rico, San Juan, P.R.

1986

• Caribbean Art - African Currents, Museum  of Contemporary Hispanic Art (MOCHA), New York.
• Posters of Puerto Rico, San Carlos Academy, Mexico
• VII San Juan Biennial of Latin American Prints, San Juan,P.R.
• Master Printmakers From Latin America, Hostos Art Gallery, New York 
• IV Latin American Graphic Arts Biennial of New York, Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art, New York  
• Contemporary Puerto Rican Prints and Drawings, Pratt Manhattan Art Gallery and The Norman Schafler Gallery, New York 
• Posters About Chess, Chess Federation of Puerto Rico, San Juan, P.R.
• Xilography in Puerto Rico, Museum of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, P.R.
• Posters About Chess, 27th World Chess Olympics, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

1987

• 1st prize for Poster, 500th Anniversary of the Discovery of America and Puerto RIco Commission, San Juan, P.R.
• Individual show homage exhibition for the 1st Fine Arts Fair, Puerto Rican Institute of Culture, Guánica, PR. 
• The Serigraphy, Museum of the University of Puerto Rico,Rio Piedras, P.R.
• VIII International Triennial of Prints, Intergraphic, Berlin, Germany1988

1988

• The Poster in Puerto Rico, Samuel Ramos Library, U.N.A.M., Mexico
• Individual show homage to Rafaél Alberti, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez.
• First Encounter Spanish-Puerto Rican about Language and Culture, Madrid, Spain
• Chess Poster Collection, Exhibition of the 28th World Chess Olympics, Theesaloniki, Greece
• Footprints:  Advanced Aesthetics for the National Liberation, El Bohio Gallery, Manhattan, N.Y.

1989

• First Encounter of Hand Papermaking, Museo Brasilero do Papel, Sao Paulo, Brazil.

1990

• Municipal Assembly Resolution of the City of Philadelphia, honoring José R. Alicea for his accomplishments in Graphics Arts, Philadelphia, PA.
• Political Prints, Puerto Rican Workshop, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• The Puerto Rican Poster, Traveling Exhibition of the Puerto Rican Institute of Culture

1991

• Prize of the Official Poster for the Puerto Rican Pavilion on the International Fair of Seville
• Individual show Homage to Rafael Hernandez in his 100th Birthday, Casa Paoli, Ponce, P.R.
• First Collective Exhibition of Handpaper making, Interamerican University, San German, P.R.
• Resolution of the City of Ponce declaring favorite son to the artist José R Alicea, Ponce, PR, 
• Commemorative Poster Albizu Campos Street, Chicago, Illinois
• Exhibition Image of Pedro Albizu Campos, Puerto Rican Institute of Culture, San Juan, and the University of Puerto Rico, Ponce, P.R.
• Puerto Rican Contemporary Prints, Normandy Gallery, San Juan, P.R.
• Hundredth year of Albizu Campos Birth, Music Museum, Ponce, P.R.

1992

• Show of Puerto Rican Prints, National Pavilion Universal Exposition Seville ’92, Seville, Spain
• Individual Sample Homage to Rafaél Hernandez, Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R.
• Paper Makers of Puerto Rico, Ramón Frade Museum, University of Puerto Rico, Cayey, P.R.
• Exhibition The Third Root: The African Legacy of Puerto Rico, Arsenal de la Marina, San Juan, P.R.
• Exhibition 500 years of Art in Puerto Rico, Museum of the Americas, San Juan, P.R.

1993 

• Impressions: Posters of the Collection of the Museo del Barrio, The Choate House Gallery, Pace University, New York. 

• The Primal American Root in the Fine Arts, Eliseo Echevarría and Jose R. Alicea, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, P.R. 
• The Posters of Puerto Rico, Regional Museum Michoacano and Michoacán Cultural Center, Morelia, Mexico
• Posters of Puerto Rico, El Sótano Bookstore, Mexico

 
 
1994

• Resident Artist University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, P.R. 
• Individual show The Animals of the Popol Vuh and other Papyrographys, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, P.R. 
• The Theme of the Indian in the Puerto Rican Art, Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R.
• Exhibition of the Collection of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company, La Princesa, San Juan, P.R.
  President of the International Jury for the 10th Latin American Print and the Caribbean Biennial
• Exposition of the Theme of the Saints in the Puerto Rican Posters, Exposition of Contemporary Saints, Ponce Art Museum, Ponce, P.R.

1995
 

• Resident Artist University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, P.R.
• Exhibition Albizu Lives, New Jersey State Museum, New Jersey
• Exhibition Caribbean and Latin American Printmakers 1960 – 1970, Puerto Rico Tourism Company and Chanse Manhattan Bank, Hato Rey, P.R.

 

1996
 

• Wins the Goya Silver Medal, 10th Spanish American Biennial of Art of Mexico City, Mexico, in the 250 year of the birth of Goya.
• Individual show New Works of the Animals of the Popol Vuh, Casa Paoli, Ponce, P.R.
• Posters of Puerto Rico, Symposium in honor to Puerto Rico and the writer José Luis González, UNAM, Mexico City, Mexico
• Exhibition Homage of the City of Caguas to the artist José R. Alicea, Pavilion of the Arts Gallery, Caguas, P.R.
• Exhibition The Graphics Portfolio, Latin American Biennial of San Juan and the Caribbean, Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R.
• The Saint in Puerto Rican Arts, Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R.
• Exhibition of Prints: Homage to Professor José R. Alicea, Pavilion of the Arts Gallery, Caguas, P.R.

1997

• Prize of the Critics Association of Puerto Rico, for this artistic trayectory, San Juan, P.R.
• Exhibition of the School of Fine Arts Faculty, Art and History Museum of San Juan, P.R.
• Individual show All Paper: The Animals of the Popol Vuh, Palomas Gallery, San Juan, P.R.
• Individual show Graphic Works of Alicea, University of the East, Carolina, P.R.
• Honorary Mention to José Alicea, Critics Association of Puerto Rico, for the Silver Medal of the Spanish American Biennial of Mexico
• Acknowledgement of the School of Fine Arts of Puerto Rico to Professor José R. Alicea, for his contribution to the Puerto Rican graphic arts, San Juan, P.R.
• “Jose R. Alicea”, Commemorative Plaque Installation of the Ilustrious People of Ponce, Tricentennial Park of Ponce, Ponce, P.R.

 

1998
 

• The School of Fine Arts of San Juan publishes in CD-ROM his experiments “Etching by Galvanic Corrosion”, a safe way to do etching without acid.
• Eight Artists of Puerto Rico, Salute to the 12th Biennial of San Juan, Casa Paoli, Ponce, P.R.
• Individual show Tribute to Luis Palés Matos, International Congress about Palés, Interamerican University of Guayama and the San Juan Hotel, San Juan, P.R.
• The Puerto Rican Equation, The Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Gallery,Hunter College of the City University of New York, N.Y.
• The Role of the Paper Traveling Exhibition, Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, San Antonio, Texas , November 1998.
  Exhibition The Three Wise Men, Art and History Museum of San Juan, P.R.
• Exhibition Small Format ’99 in honor to Luigi Marrozzini, Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R.
• One Hundred Years After, One Hundred Contemporary Artitst, Arsenal de la marina, San Juan, P.R. 
• Exhibition Tribute to Palés Matos, University College of Humacao, Casa Roig and Casa Alonso Museum, Vega Baja, P.R.

1999
 

• Doctor Honoris Causa in Arts to José R. Alicea by the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, For a life dedicated to arts and education, Mayagüez, P.R.
• Exhibition Teachers and Students, Three Generations, Council of Superior Education of Puerto Rico.
• A Celebration/Collage, Oller Gallery, Humanities Faculty of the University of Puerto Rico.
• Exhibition Pales in Three Periods, Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R.
• Exhibition The National Hispanic Center for the Arts, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• International Exhibition of Paper Artists, First International Encounter of Artists and Artisans of Hand Papermaking, Mexico City, Mexico
• Otpechatki; Karelian Republic Museum of fine arts, Karelian Republic, Russia

 

2000
 

• Doctor Honoris Causa to José R. Alicea, School of Fine Arts of Puerto Rico, San Juan, P.R.
• The Role of Paper Traveling Exhibition, Texas’ Arts Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi, Texas. 
• Puerto Rican Graphics in the Week of the Fine Arts, Arsenal de la Marina, San Juan, P.R.
• Retires from teaching after 32 years as graphics professor and drawing at the School of Fine Arts of Puerto Rico.
• Museum Discussions , dedicated to José R. Alicea, Superior Council of Education, Santurce, P.R.

 
 
2001
 

• National Show of Puerto Rican Art, Dominican Convent and Arsenal de la Marina, San Juan, P.R.
• Giant Salute to the 13th Latin American and Caribbean Prints Biennial, Carolina, P.R.
• Tradition and Legacy in the Puerto Rican Prints, in salute to the Biennial, La Pintadera Gallery
• Participates in the Auction for the Capilla del Hombre of the Guayasamín Foundation of Santiago, Chile by providing his work Paisaje Antibélico #2 (Vieques)

 

2002
 

• Fourth Exhibition of Ponce Art, University of Puerto Rico, Ponce, P.R.

 
 
2003
 

• Exhibition Voices and Visions, highlights from El Museo del Barrio permanent collection, New York. 
• Exhibition El Velorio, Puerto Rico Art Museum, San Juan, P.R.
• The Humanities Immersed in the Puerto Rican Poster, Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R.
• Winner of the contest for the project of the mural Ponce Looking Towards the Future, mosaic of 30 ft. high by 30 ft. wide, Ponce, P.R.

 
2004

• Exhibition MOMA at the Museum: Caribbean and Latin American Art from the Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
• Tribute to Pablo Neruda, “I Will Sing in Silence”, Home Museum Pablo Neruda, Isla Negra , Chile
• Individual show "I Will Sing in Silence", Tribute to Pablo Neruda in salute to the Poligrafic Triennial of San Juan, Puerto Rico Art Museum, San Juan, P.R.

2005
 

• The Pablo Neruda foundation sponsors in Chile the traveling exhibition  “Cantaré en Silencio, Tributo a Pablo Neruda”.
• Group exhibit, "Centennial of our Daily Bread". University of Puerto Rico, Cayey.
• Exhibition "Worded images, Imagined Words", Polytechnic University of Puerto RIco, Rafaél Colón Olivieri, Poet and  José R. Alicea, Artist, University Library, May 5.
• Exhibition Trinitaria Gallery, Ponce, June 3.

 
2006
 

• Muestra individual José R. Alicea, Pinturas, Serigrafías, y carteles, Museo y Centro de Estudios Dra. Josefina Camacho de la Nuez, Universidad del Turabo. Viernes 1 de Agosto.
•  III Biennalle Internazionale della Grafica, Unione Florentina, Palazzo Strozzi, Firenze, Primavera 1972 
•  Muestra Nacional de Arte, 2005-2006, Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, Antiguo Arsenal de la Marina, San Juan, p27

 
 
2007
 

• DVD Cover design, "Of the Ruiseñor, When it Sings to the Moon", Juan Antonio Corretjer birthday centennial, Cimarrón company  and Aboy House.
• Exhibition Aesthetic Accomplishments/ Political Commitments, The Hunter College collection of Puertorican prints. November 1. 
• Group  exhibition "Persistence on the Puerto Rican Print", Museum of the Américas, Old San Juan, November 6.

 
2008
 

• Donation of the Cartón de Venezuela company to the Museum of Popular  Arts of Petare, Venezuela, Woman with Flowers #2, January 4.

2009
 

• At the recommendation of Don Ricardo Alegría, he participates in the international bid in Favor of the Chapel of Man of Osvaldo Guayasamín in Chile.

 
2010

• Group exhibit "The Look of Time", Collection of the Tourism Company of Puerto RIco in the Puerto Rican Museum of Art, from July 1st to September 26.

 
2014 

• Exhibition "Julia Through Time", Museum Casa Escuté, Carolina, PR, January 31st.
• Traveling group exhibit "Albizu Vive", Organized by Isabel Vázquez.
• Exhibtion Lorenzo Homar, Puerto Rican Graphic Tribute, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras and Open Space Gallery, Havana Cuba.

2016

• Group exhibition "Isabel Rosado, Libertarian and Unitarian", Casa Albizu, San Juan, PR.
• Rafaél Jackson-Martín, "The Print as a Link", The Voyage of the Press", Homage to Homar, Havana, San Juan, Puebla; March.

 
2017 

• Homage exhibit of artist friends,, " A Look at the Tribute of Master José Alicea”, Home Studio of Alfredo Ramírez de Arellano y Rosell de San Germán, March 17.
• Exhibit, Image of Don Pedro Albizu Campos, Jersey City .
• Exhibit José R. Alicea, "The Last Ten Years", University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez.
• Print exhibition, First Congress of Language and Literature Dr. Manuel Alvarez Nazario, Hispanic Studies Department, de Estudios Hispánicos, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez.
• Exhibit of Contemporary Art, Welcome to Distinguished Men of America participating in the Interamerican Cultural Symposium, Casa del Arte, San Juan.

2018

• Exhibition "Mirror of the Humanity", University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras and Museum of the Américas, San Juan, P.R., May 2018 to May 2019.

2021

• Motion of the House of Representatives of Puerto Rico,”To extend Recognition to the puerto rican painter and graphic artist José R. Alicea”, San Juan, PR, April 27.
  

• Exhibition, House of Representatives of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR.

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