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The work of Miguel Oldenburg explores past and present issues of the cultural, political, and social fabric of Venezuela. In his paintings, an open dialogue emerges reflecting migration realities, and the triumphs and tragedies of the Venezuelan diaspora. Miguel has strong ties to his Latino roots, which are infused into everything he creates.
Get your copy ⚡️LINK IN BIO When Latino immigrant Miguel Oldenburg became an American citizen, he decided to celebrate in an unique and personal way. An experienced motorcyclist, Miguel set off on a sprawling series of road trips, seeking to visit every state in his new home.
Miguel Oldenburg’s work explores past and present issues of the cultural, political, and social fabric of Venezuela. His paintings are an open dialogue about migration realities, the triumphs and tragedies of the Venezuelan diaspora, and the artist's own Latino identity.
When not directing and creating visual magic, Miguel is a passionate motorcycle enthusiast, known for his long distance rides in many countries around the world. He is the founder and president...
El núcleo lo conformaron el guitarrista Miguel Oldenburg, el baterista Luis Ruiz, la bajista Glenda Lee y los hermanos José Andrés Blanco (voz) y Luis Eduardo Blanco (teclados).
Miguel Oldenburg - LA NACION. LA NACION > Espectáculos. Miguel Oldenburg. Memorias de Bravo Pueblo. 1 de octubre de 2004. Entre lo alternativo y lo étnico. Luego de haber estado en las filas de King Changó, Miguel Oldenburg aborda el tren solitario de la música.
Video completo: Cortometraje ‘La peste del insomnio’. La pieza audiovisual, dirigida por Leonardo Aranguibel, es una iniciativa sin ánimo de lucro que cuenta con la participación de más de 30 actrices y actores de siete países latinoamericanos.
