muralists

The influence of the great Mexican muralists is clear, as is the uniquely Mexican view of creation, life and man's place in the world.

Cosmovitral - Toluca 2005

The U.S. political poster renaissance is born with the emerging Farmworkers struggle, which as a result of its largely Latin American workforce brings with it ideas from Cuban poster art and the Mexican social-realist artistic movements that have evolved since the time of Mexican muralists of the 1930s.

G. Roger Denson: You Say You Want a Revolution. Well You Know, Art Can Cure You of That G. Roger Denson 2011

•Known as one of L.A.'s most outstanding muralists, Eloy Torrez is second only to Kent Twitchell in my book, but a new film by Roberto Oregel, Eloy Take Two is a trilogy exploring the creative process of a man who is also an accomplished musician as likely to be found in the recording studio as the scaffolds.

Mat Gleason: January '11 L.A. Art World Gossip Mat Gleason 2011

•Known as one of L.A.'s most outstanding muralists, Eloy Torrez is second only to Kent Twitchell in my book, but a new film by Roberto Oregel, Eloy Take Two is a trilogy exploring the creative process of a man who is also an accomplished musician as likely to be found in the recording studio as the scaffolds.

Mat Gleason: January '11 L.A. Art World Gossip Mat Gleason 2011

Everyone knows the Mexican muralists, but until recently not everyone knew about abstract artists like Jesús Rafael Soto or Hélio Oiticica.

Windows on Latin America: Colonial to Contemporary 2011

The U.S. political poster renaissance is born with the emerging Farmworkers struggle, which as a result of its largely Latin American workforce brings with it ideas from Cuban poster art and the Mexican social-realist artistic movements that have evolved since the time of Mexican muralists of the 1930s.

G. Roger Denson: You Say You Want a Revolution. Well You Know, Art Can Cure You of That G. Roger Denson 2011

Increasingly here in Mexico's capital, the graffiti mural is coming to represent what some local experts feel is a new movement in mural art in the great tradition of early 20th century Mexican muralists such as Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros.

Graffiti: the Estadio Azteca and Mexico City's new wave muralists 2009

The tools of the trade for Dhear, Smithe and other graffiti muralists include spray, valves (for high pressure applications), rollers, vinyl paint, acids and markers.

Graffiti: Mexico City's wall art emerges from the shadows 2009

The art program was the idea of two muralists, David Alfaro Siqueiros and Gerardo "Dr. Atl" Murillo.

In Mexico, artists can pay their taxes with artwork 2010

The tools of the trade for Dhear, Smithe and other graffiti muralists include spray, valves (for high pressure applications), rollers, vinyl paint, acids and markers.

Graffiti: Mexico City's wall art emerges from the shadows 2009