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The prismatic work of the famed Mexican-American brothers merges religious iconography and German Expressionism with Mexican vernacular arts and pre-Columbian art

This zestful publication showcases the Mexican de la Torre brothers'Einar (born 1963) and Jamex (born 1960)particular vision of the Latino experience and American culture. Wielding a combination of humor and critical earnestness, the brothers continuously explore this vision through their mixed media works in a chameleonic-kaleidoscopic process that culminates in a palimpsest of images and meanings.
Published in conjunction with the traveling exhibition, Collidoscope advances the scholarship concerning Chicana/o/x and Latina/o/x artists in an effort to challenge the art historical record, asserting that Chicano art is American art.

Collidoscope de la Torre Brothers

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      Publisher: Marquand Books Inc
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/02/2024
      ISBN13: 9781646570287, 978-1646570287
      ISBN10: 1646570286

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      The prismatic work of the famed Mexican-American brothers merges religious iconography and German Expressionism with Mexican vernacular arts and pre-Columbian art

      This zestful publication showcases the Mexican de la Torre brothers'Einar (born 1963) and Jamex (born 1960)particular vision of the Latino experience and American culture. Wielding a combination of humor and critical earnestness, the brothers continuously explore this vision through their mixed media works in a chameleonic-kaleidoscopic process that culminates in a palimpsest of images and meanings.
      Published in conjunction with the traveling exhibition, Collidoscope advances the scholarship concerning Chicana/o/x and Latina/o/x artists in an effort to challenge the art historical record, asserting that Chicano art is American art.

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