BBC TV show finalist releases new collection
at Manchester Art Fair
October 2022
Luciana Hermida, a Buenos Aires born artist based in Chester (UK) flung into the limelight after becoming a finalist on the BBC1 show ‘Home is Where the Art Is’ (episode 7) in 2019.
The natural world of Luciana Hermida
September 2022
Portraying the surreal aspects of nature at the Everyman Theatre in the heart of Liverpool.
Exhibiting in Chester’s
city centre
Introducing two bright artists
March 2022
Featured on Chester’s Arts & Culture magazine.
Liverpool’s art gallery artist of the month
January 2022
This month dot-art, a gallery located in the heart of Liverpool features their artist of the month.
Vogue June-July 2021
June 2021
Vogue
Very pleased to have been featured on the prestigious fashion magazine Vogue. Now my art is part of the ‘Vogue art gallery’ on the July 2021 issue.
Featured on Toastmasters magazine
January 2020
A great way to start the year!
I've been featured on January's 2020 Toastmaster magazine, feauturing my appearance on the BBC show and how this has influenced my approach as a speaker.
Soho Radio - London
August 2019
‘A Private view’ with maeve doyle at soho radio
I had the pleasure to have a chat with Maeve Doyle, BBC London Art’s Correspondent on her radio show ‘A Private View’ in Soho Radio. We talked about my art, the beauty about the fusion of art and graphic design plus my approach on commissioned work, specially about my appearance on the BBC1 TV show ‘Home is Where the Art Is’. It was great being invited to her show.
First solo exhibition
May - June 2019
‘SPACE DIVE’ at the chester art centre
First Solo Exhibition in Chester at the Chester Art Centre from 23rd of May until the 6th of June 2019.
BBC 1 appearance
April 2019
as seen on the bbc!
Luciana and her work have been featured on the BBC1 show ‘Home is Where the Art Is’ [April 2019]. On this first series, 3 artists have to come up with something special, a bespoke piece of art for a buyer. Without meeting the buyer in person, Luciana and another two talented artists where invited to sneak around the buyer’s home in order to find clues about who they were.