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In response to a DM, here's a shaded relief map of México! This gives me the opportunity to showcase @paezha's cool package {MexBrewer}, which contains colour palettes inspired by the beautiful works of Mexican muralists.
#rayshader adventures, an #rstats tale
Many thanks to recent friend duo and marvelous muralists Fuwayutata @fuwayutata & Morimoto @morimotozuhause for brightening up the walls of our west gallery 3rd floor office!
⛈ Initially I wanted to make murals. Now I want to hire more women muralists. Imagine going around the country finding these gems? The world? #NFTeeGals #NFTs #NFTCommmunity #gatewayNFTs #WomeninNFTs 🧵3
Born #onthisday1883 José Orozco Mexican #artist #caricaturist specializing in painting large scale political murals personified Mexican Mural Renaissance Most complex of Mexican muralists fond of human suffering as theme but less realistic & more fascinated by machines
A mural design that's not happening (although I'd like to find a home for it somewhere else for sure), was fun to design though. #muralartist #muralart #muralistsofinstagram https://t.co/0C1d31v2ub
shout out to all the muralists & broad daylight bombers , I can NOT do that paint outside shit anymore
Born #onthisday1883 José Orozco Mexican #artist #caricaturist specializing in painting large scale political murals personified Mexican Mural Renaissance Most complex of Mexican muralists fond of human suffering as theme but less realistic & more fascinated by machines
"the Canadian son of Mexican muralism"
Arnold Belkin (Canadian 1930–1992) was inspired by the Mexican Muralists. His sculptures, murals, prints & paintings frequently explored themes of utopian futures and suffering of humanity. #mexico #painting #artilove https://t.co/xKtvkce5PF
David Alfaro Siqueiros 1896- 1974 was a Mexican social realist painter, best known for his large murals in fresco. Along with Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco, he was one of the most famous of the "Mexican muralists".
The Whitney show, “Vida Americana: Mexican Muralists Remake American Art,” is a study in revisionism, recasting the standard story so that those formerly disregarded & excluded from the canon of modern American art are instead given a place in it @nybooks https://t.co/FvILoOLp1E
Our alumnus Austin David Conrad (Ryman '13) and fellow artist Samantha Aguilar partook in Paint The City Peaceful, a grassroots effort of muralists and local community members coming together to create art with meaningful messages surrounding racial injustice and inequality.
Vida Americana. The Whitney, New York | Until 17May 2020. What American painters learned from the Mexican muralists. https://t.co/04EGoadhPH #Art
How Mexico’s Muralists Lit a Fire Under U.S. Artists #art (via @nytimesarts) https://t.co/Tcni7UiqJb
Vida Americana: an impressive new exhibition at the Whitney Museum commenting on interconnectivity of art and the emblematic work of Mexican muralists in the early 1900s. Don’t miss it! @whitneymuseum #diegorivera #mexicanart
Born #onthisday1883 José Orozco Mexican #artist #caricaturist specializing in painting large scale political murals personified Mexican Mural Renaissance Most complex of Mexican muralists fond of human suffering as theme but less realistic & more fascinated by machines
So lately I've been looking at a grip of #Mexican #artists.. I settled in on Jorge González Camarena.
His work really resonates with me.
I really appreciate his sensibilities.
His stylization is powerful.
The work of these muralists seems to lend itself well to sequential work.
At #ICON10, Louise Jones, aka Ouizi, will discuss making large-scale public art during the Detroit muralists panel