Archive for November, 2011
Diego Rivera: “Retrato de Ignacio Sanchez”
Posted in Diego Rivera, tagged Diego Rivera, painting, Retrato de Ignacio Sanchez on November 22, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Diego Rivera: “Retrato de la Señora Natasha Gelman (Portrait of Mrs. Natasha Gelman)” 1943
Posted in Diego Rivera, tagged Diego Rivera, Portrait of Mrs. Natasha Gelman, Retrato de la Señora Natasha Gelman on November 21, 2011| Leave a Comment »
“Retrato de la Señora Natasha Gelman (Portrait of Mrs. Natasha Gelman)” by Diego Rivera, oil in canvas, 115 by 153 centimeters, 1943
Luis Barragan (1902 – 1988)
Posted in Architecture, tagged Luis Barragán on November 16, 2011| Leave a Comment »
LUIS BARRAGAN (1902-1988) was one of Mexico’s most influential 20th century architects. Famed for his mastery of space and light, he reinvented the International Style as a colorful, sensuous genre of Mexican modernism.
Abraham Cruzvillegas: “La Familia” (2009)
Posted in Sculpture, tagged Abraham Cruzvillegas, La Familia, sculpture on November 16, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Abraham Cruzvillegas, “La Familia,” 2009.
Coconuts, artificial hair, steel wire and glue.
Image courtesy of kurimanzutto.
Wynwood’s Ecoist Tackles Sustainable Fashion
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Fashion on November 16, 2011| 3 Comments »
Ecoist is a Wynwood-based collaborative of designers seeking to create sustainable products that inspire people to think critically about their consumer choices.
Diego Rivera: “The Flower vendor (Girl with Lilies)” (1941)
Posted in Diego Rivera, tagged Diego Rivera, painting, The Flower vendor (Girl with Lilies) on November 10, 2011| 2 Comments »
Rafael Vargas-Suarez: “Thermal Vector Cluster” (2009)
Posted in Painting, tagged painting, Rafael Vargas-Suarez, Thermal Vector Cluster on November 10, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Rafael Vargas-Suarez is primarily known for large-scale wall drawings, paintings, drawings, and photographs that draw inspiration from architecture, astronomy, biology, and medicine.
Posted in Installation Art, tagged Amor Muñoz, Conductores, Galia Eibenschutz, Galia Eibenschutz and Amor Muñoz on November 10, 2011| 1 Comment »
Two Mexico City artists are thinking outside the box in terms of the art they create.
The UTEP Department of Art will be hosting an art exhibit from artists Galia Eibenschutz and Amor Muñoz titled, “Conductores”. The two artists will be exhibiting their work from Nov. 10 through Jan. 21 at the UTEP Rubin Center.
Eibenschutz and Muñoz were invited to the university by Tovar, Christian Pardo Herrera, senior studio art and graphic design major and Therese Bauer, Art lecturer, after proposing an idea to bring a fresh new exhibit. The two shuffled ideas and put forth the effort to bring the artists.
“Their drawing was something more than just a pretty picture drawn on a piece of paper; their drawings go beyond the formalistic,” Tovar said.
Gabriel Orozco: “Island Within an Island” (1993)
Posted in Sculpture, tagged Gabriel Orozco, Island Within an Island, sculpture on November 9, 2011| 1 Comment »
Gabriel Orozco, Island Within an Island, 1993, Silver dye bleach print, 16 x 20” (40.6 x 50.8 cm), Edition of 5 Courtesy of Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, © 2009 Gabriel Orozco.
Gabriel Orozco: “Horses Running Endlessly” (1995)
Posted in Installation Art, tagged Gabriel Orozco, Horses Running Endlessly, Installation Art on November 9, 2011| 1 Comment »
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