From the 1910 Revolution to Date
NJ Sala
Dec. 10, 11 & 12 from 2:00 pm to 4:00pm
Discover the captivating story of México through the lens os its immensely talented artists and their beautiful works. In this 3-session workshop, Carlos Navarro will guide you through the groundbreaking work of México's gifted, multidisciplinary artists in the decades following the pivotal Mexican Revolution of 1910. You will discover how their creativity and skill defined the complex identity of "what it means to be a Mexican".
Session One: Muralism
- We will immerse ourselves in Mexican Muralism- the monumental, public art that served as a visual history textbook for a nation, revealing intricate and often unexpected anecdotes of the post-Revolutionary era.
Session Two: Mexican Artisans.
- From the exquisite geometry of Talavera pottery to the vibrant colors of folk art, we will explore the astonishing skills of Mexican artisans. These tangible works - in clay, steel, and much more- offer an intimate definition of the nation's spirit.
Session Three: Artists unveiled
- Go "Up close and personal" as we examine the lives and legacies of the Mexican masters who have regaled us with astounding works of art for more than a century.
About the Instructor: Carlos Navarro is a political and media analyst, and former official of the USA and Mexican governments. He created "Connect with Mexico" to share his country with the expat community and to help them understand and enjoy this nation using fun and effective tools. His unique background provides invaluable insight into the cultural and social forces that shaped these Mexican art forms. More information at: https:/www.connectwithmexico.com/
$6,982.50
$17,200.00
