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Curriculum of Artist: Juan Francisco Casas Ruiz

QUALIFICATIONS:
- B.A. (National Honours Degree Prize in Fine Arts), Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Granada, Spain, 1999.
- M.F.A. (Certificado de Docencia del Tercer Ciclo de Estudios Universitarios) Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Granada, Spain, 2000.
- M.F.A. (Diploma de Suficiencia Investigadora del Tercer Ciclo de Estudios Universitarios) Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Granada, Spain, 2002.
- Ph.D., University of Granada. 2006.
PRIZES:
- Royal Academy of Spain in Rome Award. 2007.
- First Prize, ABC Prize of Art, Madrid, 2004.
- Selected representing Spain in the Prague Biennale 2. Expanded Painting / Acción Directa., Prague, (Czech Republic).
- First National Honours Degree Prize of Universitary Studies in the Fine Arts Degree of the Ministry of Education and Culture of Spain. Madrid. 2000.
- Selected the INJUVE Show of Art, Madrid, 2002.
- Selected for the VII International Exhibition of Young Artist of the Luís Adelantado Gallery, Valencia. 2005.

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