September 2010
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September 2010 |
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Nicaraguan painting has its roots in the 50s as a purposeful enterprise of the National School of the Fine Arts, then under the direction of Rodrigo Peñalba who had returned to the country in the late 40s after a long formative period in Mexico, the United States and Italy. The school was simultaneously an academy and an aesthetic. Using French impressionism and post-impressionism, the students painted the light, colors and reality of the life and landscape of Nicaragua.
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Going to the Bienal
The Bi-annual of Visual Arts of the Central American Isthmus (BAVIC) is different from most recurring art events. This alternating yearly event jumps from capital to capital within the six participating countries. Starting in Guatemala in 1998, the Central American Biennial has touched down successively in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, El Salvador, and Honduras. The 7th Bienal Artes Visuales del Istmo Centroamericano is scheduled for November, 2010 in Managua, Nicaragua. read more... |
Yasmin Hage, Guatemalan Artist, Installation |
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"Las Artes de México"
Examines over three millennia of tradition and change across the broad spectrum of Mexican art and culture. On view through summer 2010 Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City Utah http://umfa.utah.edu/exhibitions_current “Pearl & Stanley Goodman Latin American Collection” Works from the collection started in 1980's. May 8th through December 5th, 2010 Museum of Art, Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida http://www.moaflnsu.org "Parallel Currents: Highlights from the Ricardo Pau-Llosa Collection of Latin American Art" Approximately 50 paintings and sculptures, collected over a 36-yr period. With full color catalogue. Aug. 29th - Nov. 14th, 2010. Snite Museum of Art, University of Notre Dame, Indiana http://www.pau-llosa.com/news “Paul Strand in Mexico” A unique and important photographic portrait of Mexico at a critical point in its history. September 9 - November 13, 2010 Aperture Foundation, New York, NY http://www.aperture.org/gallery “Biennial de las Americas” The Liberators Project Exhibition will showcase artists from Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Argentina and their interpretations of the Libertadores narrative as it impacts their countries and communities. We will celebrate the unifying but often neglected role of Liberators in the Americas by summoning the courage and vision to confront contemporary challenges. Through September 26, 2010 The Museo de las Americas, Denver, Colorado http://www.museo.org/index.html |
“Carlos Amorales”
Living on the outside of one's own home, a series of statements used by the artist to propose a contemporary reading of the pre-Hispanic collection. Through September, 2010 Museo Amparo, Mexico City, Mexico http://www.museoamparo.com “Siqueiros Paisajista / Siqueiros: Landscape Painter.” This exhibition reveals the renowned Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros as a major landscape painter. September 12, 2010 – January 30, 2011 Museum of Latin American Art, Los Angeles, CA http://www.molaa.org "A Century of Revolution: Mexican Art since 1910” In conjunction with a city-wide celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, September 1 - November 21, 2010. Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, AR http://www.arkarts.com/ Latitudes. Latin American Masters in the Colección Femsa The show features artworks by Latin American Masters, including Antonio Berni, Jacobo Borges, Iberé Camargo and Leonora Carrington. To September 20, 2010 Museum of Modern Art. Mexico City http://www.coleccionfremsa.com Geometrías del siglo XX (Twentieth Century Geometries) A selection of one hundred works from the Daimler Art Collection, which are associated with geometrical abstraction. Through October, 2010 Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires, Argentina http://www.malba.org.ar |
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