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Sunday, September 18th to Sunday, February 5th
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Curated by Rubén Ortiz-Torres in association with Jesse Lerner, the exhibition MEX/LA: Mexican Modernism(s) in Los Angeles, 1930-1985, focuses on the construction of different notions of “Mexicanidad” within modernist and contemporary art in Los Angeles. The period from 1945 to 1985 is attributed as the time when Los Angeles consolidated itself as an important cultural center. However, this time span excludes the controversial and important presence of the Mexican muralists and the production of other artists such as Philip Guston and Jackson Pollock who responded to their ideas and later influenced other artists in New York and throughout the United States.
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WHERE: Museum of Latin American Art 628 Alamitos Ave. Los Angeles, www.molaa.org/index.aspx HOOD: |
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