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In Alliance with the Fundación Fondo Internacional de las Artes - FIART- (International Art Fund Foundation), 18 Ibero-American artists are coming together at the Biblioteca EPM/Sala de Ciudad, of the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín, MAMM.
The new Art Museum of Ponce will open its doors again on November 14th after a multimillion dollar renovation and expansion project.
Carmen Herrera (Havana, 1915) studied architecture at the University of Havana’s School of Architecture, where she discovered what she herself calls “the extraordinary world of straight lines”, which has remained a major interest to date.
The spirit of “Optimismo Radical” (Radical Optimism) was already present in some of the streets around the New York gallery Josée Bienvenu.
“Negativa Moderna” faces the viewer with a careful selection of works by fourteen Venezuelan artists, in a posthumous reflection on the legacy of the modernist project in Latin America (which Venezuela headed in the 1950s due to the wealth it derived from oil production).
There was a time when photography was not deemed susceptible of conveying the liveliness and the intensity that every good portrait required.
