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Modern art played a fundamental role in redefining the role of the artist and of art itself in society. By breaking with rigid pa ...

Modern art emerged in the late 19th century as a radical break with the academic traditions that had dominated painting and sculp ...

Although born in Spain, Remedios Varo found her true spiritual and creative home in Mexico, becoming one of the most enigmatic fi ...

Lucio Fontana, born in Argentina and a central figure in 20th-century art, revolutionized the conception of the canvas with his S ...

The figure of Frida Kahlo has transcended the boundaries of painting to become a global icon of resistance, feminism, and identit ...

Tarsila do Amaral was the visual architect of one of Brazil's most fascinating cultural revolutions: the Anthropophagic Movement. ...

Street art, also known as urban art or street art, is one of the most vibrant and democratic forms of contemporary cultural expre ...

🇲🇽 Rius (Mexico) Real name: Eduardo del Río. Pioneer of modern political humor in Mexico. Creator of Los Supermachos and Los A ...

Caricature is an art form based on the exaggeration of physical and behavioral traits with the aim of provoking humor, reflection ...

Caricature is one of the most striking and popular forms of artistic expression in Latin America. Mixing humor, social criticism, ...

Joaquín Torres-García is undoubtedly one of the most influential figures in Latin American artistic modernism. After returning to ...

Mexican muralism was not simply an aesthetic movement that adorned the walls of public buildings; it was an unprecedented pedagog ...

Urban and Street Art: The Visual Echo of Social Realities Urban and street art has transcended its origins as mere acts of van ...

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