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Request QuoteK-12 Art Teacher, Museologist, and Historian. Gonzalez worked as an educator and researcher at the Fine Arts Museum and the National Art Gallery in Caracas, Venezuela, between 1998 and 2009. In that period Gonzalez worked in several art exhibitions, coordinated research for books and catalogs and studied the origins of Caracas museums. In 2007 she published a book, De la Colección a la Nacion. Aventuras de los intelectuales en los Museos de Caracas. 1874-1940 (From Collection to Nation. Adventures of Venezuelan intellectuals in the museums of Caracas. 1874-1940), Polar Foundation, Caracas, 2007. Based in Miami since 2009, in 2010 she was invited as a speaker at “Crossroads. II International Congress of Sculpture”, Institute of Aesthetic Research, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Puebla, where she shared her research on bronze monuments in Venezuela in the late nineteenth century. She worked as Research Coordinator for IAM Venezuela (Institutional Assets and Monuments from Venezuela). Currently works as an art teacher and General Manager for Arts Connection Foundation.
Video conference in the Forum "Heritage, Museums and Infociudadania #SOSPatrimonio", held by IAMVenezuela at the Metropolitan University of Caracas on April 17, 2015.
Research and coordination. Milagros Gonzalez coordinated journalists, photographers, historians, and art educators to gather information about the bronze looting in Venezuela, between January 2017 and December 2018.
Milagros Gonzalez researched and wrote this article about the Simon Bolivar monument (artist Adamo Tadolini, 1874) for the IAM Venezuela web site.
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