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lugar de nacimiento: San Jose, Costa Rica
Genero: Masculino
Nacionalidad: Costarricense
Afilicacion politica: Nula
Afiliacion religiosa: Cristiano catolico
Segundo hijo varon de la familia Miranda Marin
Estudiante actual de la Universidad de Costa Rica

Nacio el 8 de agosto del 2001 en el Calderón guardia, vecina de la provincia de San José, cantón de Moravia y distrito de San Vicente. Se desarrolló como estudiante de secundaria desde el 2015 hasta el 2018, para posteriormente cursar la carrera de archivistica en la Universidad de Costa Rica. Dicho espacio académico le permitió desarrollar sus habilidades académicas y realizar su primera relación laboral realizando horas en la Oficina de Orientación, el CASE de Ciencias Básicas y finalmente, en el Archivo Universitario.

Nací en el hospital de las mujeres, crecí en Desamparados, específicamente en Dos Cercas, asistí a la escuela de Dos Cercas y el colegio llamado Colegio Técnico Profesional Dos Cercas y lo finalicé en el mismo colegio pero nocturno.

Mercer Union was created by former members of A.C.T. in 1979 to operate as an artist-run, non-profit cooperative gallery. Twelve founders contributed financially to the rental of a ground floor space at 29 Mercer Street and planned to mix local, regional, national and international exhibits, collaborating with other artist-run programs. Its mandate was to exhibit new work in the most advanced forms of painting and sculpture that was not receiving exposure in the commercial and public galleries. Performance art, installations and music were incorporated into the programming, which has continued to represent innovative and sometimes controversial material. Twelve board members are elected by dues-paying members and serve on the various committees (programming, curatorial, etc), with the help of a small paid staff. The gallery moved to 333 Adelaide Street West, 5th floor in 1981 and 439 King Street West in 1994. Their present location is 37 Lisgar Street; current information about the gallery can be obtained at www.mercerunion.org.

The Master Print and Drawing Society of Ontario (MPDSO) is the first independent body of specialist collectors of prints and drawings in Canada. Founded in 1985 by Sidney Bregman and Katharine Lochnan, the Society first came into existence as the Master Print and Drawing Society, and operated as a non-profit educational association that provided special assistance to its members with problems unique to collecting. The Society is officially affiliated with the Art Gallery of Ontario, but is an independent organization belonging to its members, and through its Board of Directors determines its objectives, policies and activities, requirements for membership, selection of new members, and the composition of its executive. The executive consists of the President, Vice-President(s), Secretary/Treasurer, and Directors. The President has primary responsibility for determining the Society's activities, making arrangements for lectures, tours, and other special events. Since 1989, the MPDSO has been supported by the Fraser Elliot Foundation in fulfilling its mandate to represent the collective interests of its members in seeking out the expert advice of scholars, curators, and visiting lectures to contribute special assistance with collecting master prints and drawings from the 15th to the mid 20th century.

In 1986, Uniroyal Chemical Company was formed as a subsidiary of Avery Inc. Then, in 1989, Uniroyal Chemical Company Investors Holding bought Uniroyal Chemical Company from Avery and became Uniroyal Chemical Corporation. In 1996, Uniroyal Chemical Corporation went public and merged with Crompton & Knowles. In 1996, Uniroyal Chemical Corporation went public and merged with Crompton & Knowles. In 1999, Crompton & Knowles merged with Witco to form Crompton Corporation. In 2005, Crompton acquired Great Lakes Chemical Company, Inc., of West Lafayette, Indiana, to form Chemtura Corporation.