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Indepth Arts News: "Arte Latino: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum" 2000-12-23 until 2001-02-18 Orlando Museum of Art Orlando, FL, USA United States of America
Portraits of family members, friends and famous individuals by Judith Baca, Amalia Mesa-Bains and others honor members in the community. Maria Brito and Abelardo Morell evoke places real or imagined that resonate with memories of the past as well as significance for the present. Emanual Martinez, Chaz Bojorquez and others deal with activism and dialogue, exploring art as a vehicle for social action. Artists such as Carlos Alfonzo and Alfredo Arreguin construct new worlds of imagination, dreams and occasionally nightmares.
The artists in Arte Latino were chosen for their ability to convey the vitality of Latino artistic traditions and innovations.
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The Blue Rider Artists: Works from the Busch-Reisinger Museum and other Collections Arte Latino: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum TURNER: THE GREAT WATERCOLOURS Susann Walder: A Very Merry Chirstmas Show 2000 Painterly Photographs: The Raymond E. Kassar Collection Call to Artists: Mish, Mosh and More LIGHT x EIGHT: THE HANUKKAH PROJECT 2000 Hannah Barrett and Henry Samelson Picturing the Past: Piranesi to Pearlstein Carsten Hoeller: Synchro System PETER FISCHLI, DAVID WEISS: Visible World, Suddenly this Overview, Big Questions – Small Questions der körpererfüllte Raum fort und fort : the body-filled space goes on and on Humanity Refigured: Henry Moore and Postwar British Sculpture Fabric of Enchantment: Indonesian Batik from the North Coast of Java Close-Ups: Prints and Drawings by PUDLO PUDLAT Indivisible: Stories of American Community William Merritt Chase: Modern American Landscapes, 1886–1890 Anarrations: Anneke A. de Boer, Fow Pyng Hu, Gabriel Lester, Pia Wergius OUT OF AFRICA: Sub-Saharan Traditional Arts Still Life Paintings from the Collection Night: Chris Faust and Mike Lynch THE BEAUTY OF JAPAN PHOTOGRAPHED Call to Artists: Invitation to take part in the EMAF 2001 with artworks and projects |
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Arte Latino: Treasures from the
Smithsonian American Art
Museum reveals the wide range of
expression by artists of Latin
heritage living in the United States
from the 18th through the 20th
Centuries. Paintings and sculptures
created for church use as well as
objects intended for personal
devotion by Jose Campeche and
George Lopez reveal the distinctive
aesthetic of religious traditions in
Puerto Rico and the American
Southwest. Portraits of family
members, friends and famous
individuals by Judith Baca, Amalia
Mesa-Bains and others honor
members in the community. Maria
Brito and Abelardo Morell evoke
places real or imagined that resonate with memories of the past as well as significance for
the present. Emanual Martinez, Chaz Bojorquez and others deal with activism and
dialogue, exploring art as a vehicle for social action. Artists such as Carlos Alfonzo and
Alfredo Arreguin construct new worlds of imagination, dreams and occasionally
nightmares.