Latin American Histories
Gladstone Gallery, West 21st Street 530, 10011 New York, Manhattan
About
An exhibition taking the unstable idea of 'Latin America' as its starting point, asking how the region was and continues to be invented, contested, and reinvented. Curated by Amanda Carneiro and Julieta González, with curatorial assistance from Teo Teotônio, it brings together 187 works by 148 artists from 20 countries, combining works from the MASP collection with loans from museums and public and private collections. Rather than arranging art by national schools or chronology, it uses a thematic structure across five sections, pairing precolonial objects with contemporary works, devotional images with conceptual pieces, and documents with paintings, photographs, and videos.
Written by a model, sources: masp.org.br
Venue
Gladstone Gallery is in New York City’s Manhattan.
West 21st Street 530, 10011 New York
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