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Long life of America. Mexican muralists and American art
Exhibition February 17, 2020 − January 31, 2021
Whitney Museum of American Art Presents Large Exhibition“America's Long Life. Mexican Muralists and American Art ".
The large-scale exposition acquaints viewers with more than 200 works of more than 60 American and Mexican artists, incl. Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Jackson Polock, Alfredo Ramos Martinez, Will Barnett, Lucien Bloch.
Mexico underwent a radical cultural transformation at the end of its revolution in 1920. A new relationship was established between art and the public, resulting in art that spoke directly to people about social justice and national life. The model inspired artists in the United States who sought to break free from European aesthetic dominance to create socially meaningful and accessible local art.
Based on site materialsAmerican Whitney Museum of Art.
The large-scale exposition acquaints viewers with more than 200 works of more than 60 American and Mexican artists, incl. Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Jackson Polock, Alfredo Ramos Martinez, Will Barnett, Lucien Bloch.
Mexico underwent a radical cultural transformation at the end of its revolution in 1920. A new relationship was established between art and the public, resulting in art that spoke directly to people about social justice and national life. The model inspired artists in the United States who sought to break free from European aesthetic dominance to create socially meaningful and accessible local art.
Based on site materialsAmerican Whitney Museum of Art.
