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Joaquin
Torres Garcia:
Inverting America
Discover the work of a visionary artist turned the map of America upside down, shifting the focus to the often-overlooked South.
What you are going to experience
The origin of Constructive Universalism
Throughout this course, you will
- Analyse the secrets behind Torres Garcia's artworks.
- Learn about key events in his life that impacted his work
- Discover the origins of the movement "Circle et Carre" and his relationship with artists such as Mondrian and Theo Van Doesburg
- Explore the legacy of the Constructive Universalism movement and its impact on the art of the region.
- Understand the origins of the School of the South and the effect of inverting the map of South America.
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Access to the course "Brief history of art from Latin America during the 20th century" live and prerecorded
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Daniela Galan
Art historian, founder of Amalgama Art
About
Daniela Galan is the founder and director of Amalgama, a cultural platform dedicated to promoting the work of Latin American artists, particularly women, in the UK. She is a registered lecturer at the Arts Society in the United Kingdom and has over 17 years of research experience in art history and philosophy. Daniela has lectured at prestigious institutions such as the Barbican Museum, Instituto Cervantes, and Sotheby's. Her research focuses on underrepresented Latin American artists, especially female artists. This dedication led to the founding of Amalgama in 2018, through which she has curated numerous exhibitions, forums, and publications.