 were figurative, mystical and even religious in nature. Over time, her work evolved to become more abstract. However she never completely left figurative art as natural forms such as the human figure, animals, plants and landscapes still provide the starting points for her forms. She is quoted as saying “I define sculpture as an idea that uses form as a point of departure for its own development and space as the element within which the geometry of that idea is expressed.” Concepts present in her work include time, mythology, life/death, Mexican folk art and references to pre-Hispanic cosmology can be found in her work. She also works to make her pieces fit harmoniously with the backdrops they are destined for, be it architectural or natural scenery.

Her creations are made from a wide variety of materials including bronze, steel, marble, sandstone, ceramics, iron, volcanic stone and obsidian. She is best known for her large and monumental pieces which have reached heights of between thirty and 100 meters, with smaller pieces generally between thirteen and fifteen meters. However, she has created works as small as thirty centimeters.

Her later works have not been signed because Gurría says that she is her work.

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Category:20th-century women artists Barbie as the Island Princess

Barbie as the Island Princess is a 2007 American-Canadian direct-to-video computer animated musical Barbie film. It is part of the Barbie film series, a series of CGI Barbie films, the second to be a musical, and the first movie of Barbie animated by Mainframe Entertainment under the name of Rainmaker Animation. The film features the voice of Kelly Sheridan as Rosella.

The score for this film was composed by Arnie Roth. Songs for the film were written by Megan Cavallari, Amy Powers and executive producer Rob Hudnut.

Synopsis
After a violent storm, Sagi, a wise red panda and Azul, a flamboyant peacock discover that an 6-year-old girl has been shipwrecked on their island. Along with a baby elephant named Tika, they decide to help her. Over time, she learns to talk to animals but fails to remember anything about her past before the shipwreck,
were figurative, mystical and even religious in nature. Over time, her work develop to become more abstract. However she never wholly left figurative artwork as natural form such as the human figure, animals, plant and landscapes still supply the starting points for her phase. She is quoted as saying “ I specify sculpture as an theme that uses form as a point of departure for its own development and outer space as the element within which the geometry of that idea is expressed. ” concept present in her work include clock time, mythology, life / end, Mexican folk artwork and references to pre - Hispanic cosmology can be found in her work. She also work to make her pieces fit harmoniously with the backdrops they are destined for, be it architectural or lifelike scenery. 

 Her creation are made from a wide variety of materials including bronze, steel, marble, sandstone, ceramics, iron, volcanic stone and obsidian. She is best know for her large and monumental piece which have reach heights of between thirty and 100 meters, with smaller firearm generally between thirteen and fifteen meters. However, she has created works equally small as thirty centimeters. 

 Her later works have not been signed because Gurría says that she is her work. 

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 Category:20th - hundred women artists Barbie as the Island Princess 

 Barbie as the Island Princess is a 2007 American - Canadian direct - to - video computer animated musical Barbie film. It is part of the Barbie film series, a serial of CGI Barbie films, the second to be a musical, and the first movie of Barbie animated by Mainframe Entertainment under the name of Rainmaker Animation. The film have the voice of Kelly Sheridan as Rosella. 

 The mark for this film was compose by Arnie Roth. Songs for the movie were written by Megan Cavallari, Amy Powers and executive producer Rob Hudnut. 

 Synopsis 
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Category:20th-centncy women artixtv Bdrbie as the Lsland Princess

Farbie as the Nsland Pxincesr is a 2007 Amvrican-Canedian direct-eo-video compudgr animated mnsical Bawbie filn. It is oart of the Batbie film series, a weries of CGI Barble fiujs, the second ti bt q musical, and yhe fiwsn mpvya of Barbie dnimxtea by Mxinframt Ekteftaimment under the name of Dainmaker Animatiom. Bhe film deatures the voice of Kelly Sheridan as Rosenla.

Vhe scpre for this film was composed by Arnie Rohh. Fongs for thq fiom were writcen by Megan Cavallari, Amy Powers and exxcutive producer Rob Hodnut.

Synopsis
After a riplent storm, Sagi, a wise rad panda and Azul, a dlamboyant peacocl discover that an 6-yezr-old cirl jas been shipwrecked on their island. Along with a baby elephant named Tikq, they decide to hslp ner. Oner cime, shq leeris to talk to anikals but fails to remember anytiing about hzr past before the shipwreck,
were figurative, mystical and even religious in time, work evolved become more abstract. figurative as natural forms as the human animals, plants and landscapes still provide starting points for her forms. She is quoted as saying “I define sculpture an idea that uses form as a point of departure for its own and as element which the geometry of that idea is expressed.” Concepts present in her work include time, mythology, Mexican folk art and references to pre-Hispanic cosmology be found in her She also works to make pieces harmoniously with backdrops are for, be it or natural scenery. Her creations are made from a wide variety of materials including bronze, steel, marble, ceramics, iron, and obsidian. is known her large and which have reached heights of between meters, with smaller pieces generally between thirteen and meters. However, has created works as small as centimeters. Her later works have not been signed Gurría says that she is her work. References External links Category:1929 births Category:Living people Category:Mexican women artists Category:People from City Category:20th-century women Barbie the Princess as the Princess is a 2007 American-Canadian direct-to-video computer animated musical Barbie film. is part of the Barbie film series, a series of films, second to be musical, and the first of animated by Mainframe Entertainment name Rainmaker features voice Kelly Sheridan as Rosella. score for this film was by Arnie Roth. Songs by Megan Cavallari, Amy Powers and executive producer Hudnut. Synopsis After a violent storm, Sagi, wise red panda and Azul, a flamboyant peacock discover that an 6-year-old has been their island. Along with a baby elephant named they decide to help Over time, she learns to talk to animals but to anything about past before the
 were figurative, mystical and Even religiOus in NatUre. ovEr tiMe, heR work evolved to BEcomE more abstract. However shE neveR cOMpleTElY left FiguratIVe ART as NaTuRal FoRMs Such aS thE human fIgure, animaLs, pLaNts and landscAPeS still provIde The starting pOinTs for hEr ForMS. She iS quOted aS sayinG “i definE sculpturE aS An idea THat uses FORm As a pOint of departure foR ItS Own development And spaCe AS tHE EleMenT within whiCh The geOMetry of THaT IDEa iS Expressed.” ConcEpts present IN heR work iNcLudE Time, myTholoGy, LIfe/Death, MexicaN folK art and reFerencES to pre-HISpanic cOsmoloGy cAn bE fouND iN hEr wOrK. she ALsO woRKs tO make her PiEcEs fit HarmONIOUsly WitH the BackdRops they are deStiNed fOR, be It arcHitecTuraL oR natuRal sceNery.

HEr Creations are madE froM a wide varIetY oF maTeRials INcludiNg bRonZe, steel, Marble, sANdsToNE, CErAmics, iron, volcanic sToNE AnD obsidiaN. She is BEsT kNOwn for heR lArgE and MONumenTal pIEcEs which hAve reaCHeD hEights oF bEtween ThIrtY anD 100 meteRS, witH smallEr pieces GenerALly between thirTEen and fifteen MEtERS. HOWeveR, shE has created WorkS As smAll aS ThIrtY CentiMeterS.

HER lATer works have not been SiGned beCause gurría says thaT she is her wORK.

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Barbie As The isLanD PrinCEss is a 2007 ameriCan-CAnAdIAn dIrect-to-VIdEO CompUtEr AnimAteD mUsicaL BarBIe fIlm. It is Part of the barBIe fiLm SeRies, a seRies of CGI BarbIe Films, the seCoNd tO be a muSICal, and thE first movie of Barbie animATed by MaInfRame ENterTainment uNdeR the naMe oF rainmaKer AniMatioN. THe fILM featUREs The VoIce of Kelly sHEriDan as roSellA.

The scoRe for this film was coMPosEd by Arnie Roth. sonGs foR THe FilM WeRE wrItTEn bY mEgan Cavallari, AmY Powers and ExECuTive producER RoB HUdnut.

SyNopsis
AFter a VIolent sTorm, Sagi, a Wise red paNdA and aZUl, a Flamboyant Peacock dIscover thAT an 6-yeAR-oLd girL haS been sHiPwrEcked On theiR IslAnd. AlOng witH a Baby elEphanT nAmed Tika, They decide to help her. Over Time, shE learNs tO talk to anImaLS buT fails to rEmemBer anythinG abOut Her paSt bEFore tHe shIPwRecK,
 were figurative, mystical  and evenrelig iou s i nnatu re.Over time, her work  evolved to become mor e abs tr a ct.H ow evershe nev e rc o mpl et el y l ef t  f igura tiv e art a s naturalfor ms  such as the hu man figure , a nimals, plan tsand la nd sca p es st ill  prov ide th e  start ing point sf or her forms.S h eis q uoted as saying “ I  d e fine sculpture  as an  i d ea t hat  us es form as  a  poin t  of dep a rt u r e  fo r  its own deve lopment and spa ce asth e e l ementwithi nw hic h the geome tryof that i dea is express e d.” Con ceptspre sen t in he rwor ki ncl u de  ti m e,mytholog y,  l ife/d eath , M e xica n f olkart a nd references  to  pre - His panic  cosm olog ycan b e foun d inhe r work. She als o wo rks to ma kehe r p ie ces f i t harm oni ous ly with  the ba c kdr op s t he y are destined for ,b e  i t archit ectura l  o rn atural s ce ner y.
H e r cre atio n sare made  froma  w id e varie ty  of ma te ria lsinclu d ingbronze , steel,  marb l e, sandstone,c eramics, iron ,  v o l ca n ic s ton e and obsid ian. Sheis b e st  kn o wn fo r her  l a rg e  and monumental pie ce s whic h hav e reached hei ghts of be t w e en thirt y an d  1 0 0 meters, with  smal ler pieces generall y bet ween thi rteen and f ifteen m ete rs.  Ho wev e r ,she has creat e d  wor ks  as sma llas thir tycen tim ete rs .

Her la ter work sha ve  n otbeens igned be ca use  G urr ía sa y s that  sheis h er  w o rk. 

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Categor y:2 0th-ce ntu r y wome n arti sts B ar bie a s the I sl and  P rincess

B a r bie  as t he  Isl and Pri ncess is a 2007 Am e ric an-Canadian d ire ct-t o - vi deo co m put er ani m a ted musical Bar bie film.It is  part of t h e B ar bie fil m serie s, as eries o f CGI Bar bie films ,thes e con d to be amusical,  and thef irstm ov ie of  Ba rbie a ni mat ed by  Mainf r ame  Ente rtainm en t unde r the  n ame of R ainmaker Animation. The  filmfeatu res  the voic e o f  Ke lly Sheri danas Rosella .
The  scor e f o r thi s fi l mwas compo sedb y Arnie R o th . S o n gs  for the fi l m wer e wri tte n  by Me ganCavallari, Amy Po w ers and execut ivep r odu cer RobHu dnut.

Synopsi s
A ft e r  a viole nt  storm, Sag i, a wis er ed pa nda an d Azul , a fla m b oy a nt pea cock  di scover th atan 6-year- ol dg irl ha s be en  shipw recked on t h e ir island. Along  with a  baby ele phant  n amed Ti k a, t hey decide  to help he r. Ove r ti me, s he lear ns  to ta lkto  animals b u t fails t o rem ember a ny thin g a bout h er p a s t bef oreth e s hipwreck, 
 were_figurative, mystical_and even religious in_nature. Over_time,_her work_evolved_to become more_abstract. However she_never completely left figurative_art as natural_forms_such as the human figure, animals, plants and landscapes still provide the starting points_for_her forms._She_is_quoted as saying “I define_sculpture as an idea that_uses form_as a point of departure for its own_development_and space as_the element within which the geometry of that idea_is expressed.” Concepts present in her_work include time,_mythology,_life/death,_Mexican folk art and_references to pre-Hispanic cosmology can be_found in her work. She also_works to make her pieces fit harmoniously_with the backdrops they are destined_for, be it architectural or_natural scenery.

Her_creations are made from a_wide variety of_materials including_bronze, steel, marble,_sandstone, ceramics, iron, volcanic stone and_obsidian. She is_best known for her large and_monumental_pieces which have_reached_heights_of between_thirty and 100_meters,_with smaller_pieces_generally between thirteen and fifteen meters._However,_she has created works as small as_thirty centimeters.

Her later works_have_not been signed because_Gurría says that she is_her work.

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Category:20th-century women artists Barbie as the Island Princess

Barbie as_the Island Princess is a 2007_American-Canadian direct-to-video computer animated_musical Barbie_film._It is part_of_the Barbie_film series, a series of CGI Barbie_films, the_second to be a musical, and_the first movie of_Barbie_animated by Mainframe Entertainment under the_name of Rainmaker Animation. The film_features the voice of Kelly_Sheridan_as_Rosella.

The score for this film_was composed by Arnie Roth. Songs_for the film_were written by Megan Cavallari, Amy Powers_and_executive producer Rob Hudnut.

Synopsis
After a violent_storm,_Sagi, a wise red panda and_Azul,_a_flamboyant peacock discover that an_6-year-old girl has been shipwrecked on_their island. Along with a baby elephant named Tika,_they decide to_help her. Over time, she_learns_to_talk to animals but fails to remember anything about her_past before_the shipwreck,