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Graffiti is one of the most direct forms of contemporary social and political art. Present on city walls, it functions as a popul ...

Graffiti emerged as a form of urban expression linked to youth, the periphery, and the need to occupy public space with their own ...

Contemporary art is defined by its diverse languages and the constant exploration of new visual narratives. In the 21st century ...

Latin American visual art has historically been a territory of memory, resistance, and social transformation. Throughout the 20th ...

The history of painting in Latin America is a rich and complex tapestry, interwoven with ancestral traditions, the impact of Euro ...

Below, a more detailed look at some fundamental artists, including references to the Brazilian context. Frida Kahlo (Mexico, 1 ...

The anti-imperialist response in Latin American art is not uniform; it is expressed through multiple currents and languages, each ...

Latin American art is deeply marked by a history of resistance. Throughout the centuries, artists have used their works as instru ...

Salvadoran visual art is a profound testament to the turbulent history, cultural identity, and resilience of its people. Although ...

Cuban visual art is a vibrant mosaic of influences, history, and contemporary expressions that reflect the island's complex ...

Visual art in Colombia is marked by great cultural diversity and an intense dialogue with the country's social and political hist ...

Visual art in Venezuela occupies a prominent place in the cultural history of Latin America, marked by a strong vocation for mode ...

Visual art in Paraguay profoundly reflects the country's history, culture, and social contradictions. Marked by the Guarani indig ...

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