Check out what the District Weekly had to say about our Spiritual and Religious theme, currently on view in the permanent collection galleries …
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*The Palais des Beaux Arts de Brussels, hosts Mapas Abiertos: fotografía contemporánea en América Latina (Open Maps: contemporary photography in Latin America).
*The Mattatuck Museum Arts & History Center located in Waterbury, Connecticut, is currently exhibiting, Merging Cultures, an exhibit featuring works from Latin Americans, both born in and outside of the…
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Eduardo Esquivel
La Peregrinacion, 2000Sir Oliver Krisch
“Tres Potencias” of the ReCortes Series, 2008
MOLAA’s permanent collection, A Bridge to the Americas presents works of art that reflect the diversity, individuality and universality of Latin American artists. Throughout the year, themes are rotated. Currently on view are Urban & Rural Landscapes, Political History and…
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Here’s a link to a story that appeared in the Christian Science Monitor regarding molaa’s two current Cuban exhibitions. It talks about Cuban art and what Cuban art, and Latin American art in general, mean to the art world at large. …
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According to a recent report in artinfo.com Cuban art’s popularity is on the rise, both in the amount of attention it’s currently receiving and the dollars that collectors are spending on it. Check out the piece then come visit the museum so you can see for yourself the reason why Cuban…
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Here are two links that I found interesting and that touch on Latin American art. Enjoy!
*This story talks about wealthy Latin Americans purchasing more art than their North American counterparts.
*Recently the Senate passed a bipartisan bill that will allow for the creation of a National Museum of the American Latino. The…
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In celebration of MOLAA’s current Cuban exhibitions by Wifredo Lam and Carlos Luna, the museum hosted a Night in Cuba, on Saturday, June 21. The evening included music by La Charanga Cubana, a group nominated for a 2007 Latin Grammy and DJ Saoco. The evening would not have been complete without…
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And how this metamorphosis saves Monkeys!
Colombia: a beautiful country, with incredible forests and diverse wildlife, but like many other countries, a trash problem. With no formal trash collection system, the forests and villages suffer from scattered plastic bags, endangering wildlife and creating a mess on village streets. One such village…
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Posted in KQED, QUEST, Partners, oakland zoo, plastic, NPR, asoartesanas, colombia, cotton top tamarin, deforestation, eco-mochila, forests, latin america, los limites, plastic bags, project tamarin, proyecto titi, trash | Comments Off
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