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In agreement with the Municipal Institute of Art & Culture of Tijuana, today we present Tijuana/Rosarito artist @HugoCrosthwaite, a master draughtsman. His work reflects a “border in flux”, mixing together fear, hope, pain & celebration #CulturaEsConexión https://t.co/PRGG2qP4C7
To continue celebrating Frida Kahlo, we share this Diego Rivera’s 1930 lithograph, believed to be a nude portrait of Frida. A good example of their complex & creative relationship. Part of our collaboration with @SDMA #MuseosSDenCasa #CulturaEsConexión https://t.co/jrUto2h611
“Covered Woman”, a 2001 graphite and charcoal drawing by Tijuana’s artist Hugo Crosthwaite, who regards each work as a “vision of mine in which history, mythology and abstraction collides”. Our collaboration with @SDMA #MuseosSDenCasa #CulturaEsConexión https://t.co/YrpfSi5TnQ
This week’s piece in our collaboration with @SDMA is “Dead Bird”, a 1944 oil by the Guatemalan-Mexican artist, Carlos Mérida, one of the great Latin-American masters of abstraction. https://t.co/St1x9McZje
#MuseosSDenCasa #CulturaEsConexión
“Magueys, cactus and figures”, a 1929 lithograph by José Clemente Orozco, is this week’s piece in our collaboration with @SDMA. Orozco conveyed a fierce, geometrical Mexican landscape with somber human figures 🇲🇽🎨. https://t.co/79PI15K89b
#MuseosSDenCasa #CulturaEsConexión
Agradezco a @viankarsantana, directora general del @cecut_mx, por su hospitalidad. Desde @ConsulMexSdi impulsaremos proyectos en ambos lados de la frontera 🇲🇽🇺🇸 con el fin promover la riqueza del arte y la cultura mexicana.