Happy Mother’s Day to all the Latin American moms who are celebrating today!
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Pre-Colombian Mickey Mouse by colombian pop artist Nadin Ospina at Casa Daros, Rio de Janeiro.
Armando Morales
Nicaragua-born artist Armando Morales is famous for his sensual paintings of nudes, often bathing in the dim moonlight. Here, Morales paints a gathering of voluptuous nudes in hues of cool blues and greens, gathered near the windows of a glowing, star-lit night.
Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011
Regina José Galindo
the artist’s words:
Water runs.
The body is there, dirty.
The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.
Last year, MOLAA had Regina Jose Galindo’s exhibition Vulnerable, on view. It was comprised of documentation objects, including photographs and videos of some of her most significant performances as well as the stage and documentation of a live performance that took take place during the opening of the exhibition, which was specifically created for MOLAA by her.
(via artslant)
Source: 7knotwind
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“Self-Portrait in New York,” 1936, David Alfaro Siqueiros
The Long Beach Arts Council celebrates the line in art at the Collaborative
Question in the Line is currently on view at The Collaborative.This exhibition looks at a study of line in space in the work of three artists: Darío Escobar, Ricardo Rodríguez and Enrique Castrejón.
Verde-Azul-Amarillo, 1969
Gunther Gerzso
Dario Escobar Trompo en movimiento 2005 Wood and metal 65 x 45 x 42cm © Dario Escobar Courtesy the artist and kamel mennour, Paris
leandro erlich - single cloud collection
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MOLAA is the only museum in the United States dedicated to modern and contemporary Latin American art. Our Tumblr will include photos, videos and links related to past, upcoming and current temporary exhibitions and works from our permanent collection. It will also include images and information related to overall latin American art and culture.
