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Some weeks ago, I caught the Francisco Toledo exhibition, Fire and Earth, now on view at Latin American Masters — and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since.
Gustavo Acosta is a Cuban-born, Miami-based painter whose skillful renderings of the urban landscape merge various techniques of paint application.
Before the Second World War, in Mexico, Guatemala, Chile, Uruguay, and elsewhere, another American modernism was taking shape.
Apparent ease and graceful agility mark the work of master weaver and textile artist Trine Ellitsgaard.
Edgy urbanscapes have become commonplace, replacing bucolic or tranquil vistas captured both in plein-air and from photographs.
In this exhibition of fifteen mixed-media paintings, Fernando de Szyszlo utilizes mixed-media, charcoal, pastel and acrylic for the first time.