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leandro erlich - single cloud collection

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Sculpture by Carlos Amorales.
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“LACMA’s commitment to Latin American Art is ferocious.”
LACMA’s Reinstallation of Its Latin American Art Galleries, Explained - Los Angeles - Arts - Public Spectacle
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“LACMA’s commitment to Latin American Art is ferocious.”

LACMA’s Reinstallation of Its Latin American Art Galleries, Explained - Los Angeles - Arts - Public Spectacle

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Zona Maco
Zona Maco started as a very small art fair that mainly focused on galleries from Mexico, particularly those in Mexico City. During the past 10 years, it has evolved into an international art fair that is well-known worldwide.
This year, Zona Maco will feature over 100 galleries from around the world, and include works by over 1,000 artists. The fair is already considered to be the window to the most important Contemporary Art in Latin America.
Here’s our guide to Zona Maco. 
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Zona Maco

Zona Maco started as a very small art fair that mainly focused on galleries from Mexico, particularly those in Mexico City. During the past 10 years, it has evolved into an international art fair that is well-known worldwide.

This year, Zona Maco will feature over 100 galleries from around the world, and include works by over 1,000 artists. The fair is already considered to be the window to the most important Contemporary Art in Latin America.

Here’s our guide to Zona Maco. 

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Santo in the Wax Museum (1963).
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Santo in the Wax Museum (1963).

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Vogue Mexico featuring Frida Kahlo (2012)

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Beatriz Santiago Muñoz
La Cueva Negra, 2012
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Beatriz Santiago Muñoz

La Cueva Negra, 2012

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Antonio Gattorno (Cuba, 1904-1980)La siesta, c. 1939-1940
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Antonio Gattorno (Cuba, 1904-1980)
La siesta, c. 1939-1940

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Join us this Sunday, April 7 at 2:00pm for a photography panel discussion and book presentation of Latino/US Cotidiano. Guillermo Corral, Head of the Cultural Office from the Embassy of Spain; Claudi Cameras, curator of Latino/US Cotidiano and Ricardo Cases, photographer of the project will be here. Free Admission.
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Join us this Sunday, April 7 at 2:00pm for a photography panel discussion and book presentation of Latino/US Cotidiano. Guillermo Corral, Head of the Cultural Office from the Embassy of Spain; Claudi Cameras, curator of Latino/US Cotidiano and Ricardo Cases, photographer of the project will be here. Free Admission.

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