Landscapes of Beauty and Oppression by Liz Goldner Years before the Getty’s “Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA” was initiated, the Museum of Latin American Art was exploring Latin and Latino culture. Its previous […]
Aldo Menéndez (Cienfuegos, Cuba, 1948), is a collaborator of images that creates a pictorial narrative. Coming from a country rich in culture and history, it is not surprising that someone with an […]
Retratos en Chino es el título de un proyecto que comencé a realizar en el año 2010 y que ha terminado siendo una instalación, que ahora expongo por primera vez formando parte […]
Rick Poynor | Interviews Most studies of collage published to date have tended to treat the subject in art historical terms. Today, collage is thriving but its enduring attraction goes largely unexplained. In […]
by Clement Greenberg Collage was a major turning point in the evolution of Cubism, and therefore a major turning point in the whole evolution of modernist art in this century. Who invented collage–Braque […]
| by Isabel María Pérez Pérez | Fotografías en el Kendall Art Center La fotografía en arenas movedizas, en franco desacato a las convenciones. Imágenes provocadoras que se conectan en una narrativa […]
| by Roxana M. Bermejo | Caricature is an artistic manifestation that is born speaking. It does not require long periods of formation nor for newer generations to interpret the hidden meanings […]
1.8 Million Free Works of Art from World-Class Museums: A Meta List of Great Art Available Online Since the first stirrings of the internet, artists and curators have puzzled over what the […]
Apollonia Saintclair es una artista del dibujo erótico que mantiene su identidad bajo secreto. No se conoce su edad, nacionalidad o sexo, pero el misterio nos mantiene cautivos con su colección de […]
By Alexander Nixon, MA, Art History In 2007, Cuban-born performance artist Glexis Novoa staged a performance in New York City titled Honorary Guest (Guest), in which he and an actor, the spitting image of Fidel […]
