I am grateful to the Ontario Arts Council for their generous support for an Exhibition Assistance Grant.

I would like to thank the Ontario Arts Council for their generous support for the Chalmers Arts Felllowship.

I gratefully acknowledge support from Sustainable Arts Foundation
in San Francisco, USA. I appreciate their valuable help in this crucial time of my career.

Los Herederos, solo exhibition
Museo de Identidad Nacional (MIN), March–April 2016
Curated by Ramón Caballero
Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Z'otz* at TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Path relay
Bike tour Saturday July 11, 2015, 1-3pm

The Pan Am Path is an active living legacy project that will connect 84 kilometres of multi-use trails through Toronto’s diverse communities.

The artworks selected for this project playfully explore themes of diversity and emphasize the potency of a simple shift of perspective. Shift will be launched on July 11th with a bike tour from 1-3pm starting at the Taylor Creek Park parking lot. Stops along the route will include a mural by the Z’otz* Collective, painted benches by the STEPS Initiative, an installation by Labspace Studio, and a mural by the Project Gallery Collective.

Rumbo 5, Arte Contemporáneo Hondureño, group exhibition
Galería Nacional de Arte, December 4, 2014
Caxa Real, Comayagua Honduras

Iluminados por la duda, solo exhibition
Como Era Antes Gallery, December 6, 2014
Parque Central
Valle De Angeles, Francisco Morazan, Honduras

Nahúm Flores has been awarded an Access and Career
Development grant for 2014 from the Ontario Arts Council.

Inheritors, solo exhibition
Articsok Gallery, March 15 to April 26, 2014
1697 St Clair Ave W Toronto, Ontario

Nahúm Flores has been awarded a Mid-Career Project Grant
for 2014 from the Toronto Arts Council.

Memorable Paths of the Fly, Z'otz* Collective exhibition
Union Gallery, October 3 to November 15, 2013
Kingston, Ontario

The Substitutes and the Absence, Z'otz* Collective exhibition
Dunlop Art Gallery, September 6 to October 27, 2013
Regina, Saskatchewan

IDEARTE International Art Auction Honduras
Museo de Identidad Nacional (MIN), October 17–28, 2013

Barrio Abajo, Calle El Telégrafo, Avenida Miguel Paz Barahona, Antiguo Palacio de los Ministerios, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
T: (504)2-238-7412/7395
IDEARTE catalogue

Serie Project Artist in Residence
February 11–15, 2013

Nahúm was selected to participate in a one-week residency in Austin, Texas. He collaborated with Master Printers who mentored him throughout the production process of a limited edition silk screen series.

Serie Project
6601 Felix Avenue Austin, Texas USA

IDEARTE International Art Auction Honduras
Museo de Identidad Nacional (MIN), October 17–28, 2012

Barrio Abajo, Calle El Telégrafo, Avenida Miguel Paz Barahona, Antiguo Palacio de los Ministerios, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
T: (504)2-238-7412/7395
IDEARTE catalogue

XNOX International Art Auction Guatemala
September 20, 2012

Edificio Empresarial, Zona Pradera, 18 calle, 24-69, zona 10
Guatemala
BAMXNOX site

Itinerarios, 24th Edition of the Festival of Words and Images
"Diasporas and Returns"
September 25 – October 08, 2012

Glendon College / York University Room 122, York Hall
2275 Bayview Ave, Toronto

Plataforma012, IVBienal Nacional de Honduras
Espacio para la interpretación de la realidad
12 de septiembre al 13 octubre, 2012

El conjunto expositivo incorporará propuestas contemporáneas que surgen de ediciones anteriores de la Bienal de Honduras, así como propuestas nuevas, y estarán en diálogo con las obras presentadas para la cuarta edición de Bienal de Honduras 2012. Los cinco artistas invitados son: Celeste Ponce, Dina Lagos, Adán Vallecillo, Gabriel Galeano y Nahúm Flores.

Galería Nacional de Arte

Nahúm Flores has been awarded an international grant from the esteemed
Pollock-Krasner Foundation in NYC. The award will facilitate him to create a contemporary project over the next year.

The Pollock-Krasner Foundation supports artists of merit through the generosity of Lee Krasner, a leading abstract expressionist painter and widow of Jackson Pollock.

Pollock-Krasner Foundation Inc.

Hourglass Continent, Z'otz* Collective exhibition
MacLaren Art Centre, March 3 – May 26, 2012

Hourglass Continent reunites artists that formed the Latin Collective at Ontario College of Art + Design. They have remained allied by mutual purpose and awareness while their careers distinctly evolved in disparate locations. Each has developed an intensive, extended drawing practice that involves pronounced elements of Mexican and Central American iconography, mythology and history, combined with personal experiences.

Montreal-based Osvaldo Ramirez Castillo and Oaxaca, México-based Oscar Camilo de las Flores were born in El Salvador and displaced during its civil war of the 1980s. Toronto-based Z’otz* Collective includes Nahúm Flores (born Honduras), Erik Jerezano (born Mexico) and Ilyana Martínez (born Canada).

Hourglass Continent connotes an active, flowing Americas cultural diaspora that retains a distinctive granular composition as it pours across boundaries and over time.

Curated by Ben Portis

The Artist Project Toronto
March 1 – 4, 2012
Booth 640
Queen Elizabeth Building
Exhibition Place

OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, March 1, 7–10pm
The Artist Project

Z'otz Collective*, solo exhibition
Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery, January 26 – March 18, 2012
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, January 26
Artist in attendance
Moosejaw, Saskatchewan

Wandering Sight, Solo exhibition
Spence Gallery, November 5 – 27, 2011
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, November 05, 6 – 9 pm

Flores continues explorations of his subconscious through mixed media
works that excavate memories on both a personal and a historical level.

600 Markham Street, Toronto
T: 1. 416 795 2787 E: spencegallery@sympatico.ca
Wednesday – Friday 5 – 8 pm, Saturday – Sunday 12 – 6 pm

IDEARTE, International Art Auction
Museum of National Identity, October 14, 2011
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
IDEARTE

Affordable Art Fair NYC
September 21-25, 2011
Booth F-3, Spence Gallery
Affordable Art Fair NYC