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Group Show
The Magic Surrealists of Oaxaca, Mexico. Rufino Tamayo’s Legacy: Contemporary Zapotec Artists
Curated by: Georgina Bray, Russell Herrman.
Gallery at the Consulate General of Mexico in San Francisco
532 Folsom Street
San Francisco, California 94105


June 1st, 2012 - August 9th, 2012
 
The birth of spring,Jorge Lopez GarciaJorge Lopez Garcia, The birth of spring,
1998, pastel, 40" x 30"
© Jorge Lopez Garcia
> ARTISTS
Juan Alcazar
Alejandro Santiago Ramirez
Ariel Mendoza Baños
Calixto Robles
Alfredo Canseco
Alvaro Santiago
Justina Fuentes
Rufino Tamayo
Jorge Lopez Garcia
Francisco Toledo
Ruben Leyba
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drawing, Oaxaca painting, Toledo, Mexico, Tamayo, surrealism, modern, sculpture
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> DESCRIPTION

Rufino Tamayo, one of the greatest Mexican artists, created modern art that celebrated his Pre-Hispanic roots. He left a legacy of indigenous artists influenced by him. This exhibition hosts Rufino Tamayo’s artwork juxtaposed to the next generation of artists of Oaxaca.

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