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

Visual art in Chile has historically been marked by a strong commitment to social and political reflection. Since the beginning o ...

Visual art in Bolivia is deeply rooted in indigenous ancestry and the social struggles that shaped the country's history. From pr ...

Visual art in Peru is profoundly marked by the coexistence of ancestral heritages and contemporary practices. From pre-Columbian ...

Visual art in Argentina occupies a central place in the country's cultural construction, reflecting its historical tensions, soci ...

The visual arts in Mexico are a vast and profound river flowing from ancestral civilizations to the most contemporary expressions ...

The visual arts in Argentina constitute a vibrant and complex tapestry that reflects the country's historical evolution, social u ...

Graffiti in Mexico has consolidated itself in recent decades as one of the most powerful urban artistic expressions in Latin Amer ...

The history of Latin American art is marked by the creative force of women who challenged aesthetic and social norms, leaving a t ...

Mexican muralism, which emerged after the 1910 Revolution, became one of the most influential artistic movements on the continent ...

Indigenous and Afro-descendant art has been essential in the construction of Latin America's visual identity, although it was lon ...

Latin American art has gained an increasingly prominent presence at international art fairs, where artists, galleries, and collec ...

Conceptual art has played a decisive role in the visual transformation of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, three countries where exp ...

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