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Que Lindo es Michoacán: Traditional and Contemporary Art from the State of Michoacán, Mexico

March 23 – May 27, 1990
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Dance of the Moors Tinganbato, Michoacán

The exhibition incorporated traditional and non-traditional folk art (textiles, basketry, carvings, etc.) and fine art (paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs, etc.) done by artists and artisans born and/or living in Michoacán. We feel that this combination of art forms best conveyed the wholeness of a state: its people, culture, traditions, and ancient and current artistic manifestations.

Participating Artists

Arturo Estrada, Janitzio Escalera C., J. Jesús Escalera Romero, José Luis Linares, Adolfo Mexiac, Miguel Angel Pardo Ontiveros, Neal Pressley, Francisco Ramirez Oñate, Gilberto Ramirez, Marcela Ramirez, José Antonio Romo Careaga, José Luis Soto, Juan Torres, Alfredo Zalce, Xavier Zalce.

Curator

William S. Goldman and René H. Arceo

Organizing Institution

Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum

Displayed at

Main Gallery

Exhibition Highlights