Chihuahua, Chih.- Cartoonist Mario Alberto Juárez Nogueira, better known as ‘Kabeza’, who is considered one of the best moneros in this country, cordially invites all citizens to attend today the sale of his art at Café Kaldi de la Bolívar, in front of of the Fifth Gameros. There, the public will be able to purchase notebooks, prints that are watercolor impressions, mini acrylic canvases and original watercolors. The appointment will be from 6 pm to 9:30 pm.
‘Kabeza’ has a natural talent, no one taught him to do what he does, his passion for drawing was very intuitive since he was little, which has led him to forge a career, he currently has 30 years of experience behind him , and continues to show his talent through his drawings and raising the name of Chihuahua.
“The truth is that it was very difficult for me to imagine doing the same thing for so long. However, I always knew that it was what I wanted to do because it is what I like the most and the way I communicate best, drawing”, said ‘Kabeza’ in an interview for El Diario.
In addition, he revealed that the most satisfying thing about his career is to stay current and continue doing what he likes the most. For him, publishing in various media is a great achievement.
The artist from Chihuahua has been working at the Diario de Chihuahua since 1992, creating his successful comic strips, dedicated to political humor through cartoons. He has a series of political cartoon books, accumulated awards, and several solo exhibitions of his paintings.
Specialist in political cartooning
“Kabeza” said that his strips are a way of approaching political and social reality from a perspective that encourages laughter with conscience. He shared what inspires him to keep going and how he defines his style. “More than inspiration, it’s that I don’t know how to do anything else, but fortunately I really like what I do, I enjoy it enormously. I could not define my style, but without a doubt I believe that I already have one of my own and that is achieved over time ”, he indicated.
what’s coming
“I will continue painting and I want to set up an exhibition with everything I did during the years of quarantine due to the pandemic”; she pointed out herself.
