1997: Ramis Barquet Gallery, Art Miami 1997 1997: N.Y. Arts Magazine 2nd City-Wide Biennial, New York City 1993: Art and Mathematics Conference 1993, State University of New York @ Albany, New York 1992: Gallery @ Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 1991: Marcos J. Alegría School of Fine Arts, Puerto Rico 1991: Olympia and York Gallery, New York City 1990: Galaxy Gallery, ‘Duel in the Sun’, Miami Beach, Florida Selected publications on the artist Who's Who in American Art (1999–2005) Pulse, Interview by John Nelson. March 31, 2005 Woodstock/New Paltz Times, “Moving Stills”, by Mala Hoffman, April 14, 2005 Desert Post Weekly, “Buenos Aires artist brightly colors Reality”, by Marc Thomson, February 5, 2004 The Miami Herald, “Latin American Art in Coral Gables”, June 29, 2003 Palm Springs Life,”Where to see Roberto Azank”, by Steve Biller, August 2003 Coral Gables Gazette, “Latin American Masters of Today and Tomorrow”, July 3, 2003. Washington City Paper, Exhibition Review, by Louis Jacobson, March 7, 2003 “When the Subject is also an Object (Conversations/Solitaire)”, Essay by Lee Klein, published by Addison-Ripley Gallery, February 2003 Old Town Crier, Review by F. Lennox Campello, March 2003 San Francisco Business Times, ”Viewing Art with an Eye towards Capital Growth”, by Lizette Wilson, September 27, 2002 Woodstock-New Paltz Times,”Personally Speaking” by Mala Hoffman, August 22, 2002 Chronogram, “On the Cover”, July 2002 New York Arts Magazine, by Lee Klein, December 2001 San Francisco Examiner, Review, by Anne Lawrence, June 12, 2001. The Desert Sun, Review by Jean McKig, December 2001 Washington Post, exhibition review by Michael O'Sullivan, March 26, 1999 Wall Street Journal, ‘Inside Art - Trendsetters- Creating the Next Direction’, “Cypherism and the Age of Computation”, New York, August 1999 Miami Herald, “Cypherism and the Metaclassical Style of Roberto Azank” Essay by Dr. Ronald Vigo, published by Brewster Arts Ltd., March 1999 ”Big Names in the Summer” by Armando Bravo, August 1, 1999 Coral Gables Gazette, ”Gables Gallery exhibits Latin American Jewels”, July 1999 Kansas City Star, ”Still Lifes are Still Effective”, by Robin Trafton, November 26, 1999 Night Magazine, “An Appreciation” by Lee Klein, June 1999 Easton [Pennsylvania] Irregular - “Disegno e Colore”, by Isadore La Duca, October 1998 Kansas City Star, Review, by Alice Thorsen, July 1998 New York City Arts Magazine, Review ”Art Miami 98”, by Lee Klein, February 1998 New American Paintings, February 1998 Waterfront Week, “Objectification” by F. Chapman, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New