Embark on a vibrant journey through the rich tapestry of Modern Latin American Art in our interactive two-part series. This isn’t your typical art history class; it’s a dynamic exploration that invites you to become an integral part of observing and analyzing artworks.

Part 2: “From Tarsila do Amaral to Joaquin Torres Garcia”

The adventure continues on Saturday, March 9, at 2:00 pm at Belzberg Library (SFU Vancouver Campus) as we delve deeper into the artistry, exploring a new set of captivating works and understanding key modern art movements like Cannibalism and Constructive Universalism. Unleash your creativity as we invite you to analyze, interpret, and contribute to the collective understanding of Modern Latin American Art.

Date: Saturday, March 9
Time: 2:00 – 3:30 pm
Location: SFU (Vancouver Campus) – Belzberg Library – Study Room (515 W Hastings St, Vancouver)

This event is free, but registration is required. Please use the following link to save your spot: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/art-in-focus-part-2-an-interactive-journey-through-latin-american-art-tickets-831301744897?aff=oddtdtcreator

Why Attend?

🌟Interactive Learning:

This is an on-and-off lecture where your observations and voice matter.

🎓Expand Your Knowledge:

Gain insights into the cultural and historical context of each masterpiece.

🤔Express Yourself:

Share your thoughts, interpretations, and questions in a collaborative environment.

🎉Double the Fun: Two sessions mean twice the exploration, twice the discovery, and twice the enjoyment!

Join us for an unforgettable artistic odyssey that promises to be as enlightening as it is entertaining. Let your imagination run wild, and let the colours of Latin America paint the canvas of your mind.

Secure your spot today, and be prepared for an artful adventure like no other!

Bio

Miret Rodriguez is the creative director of Curated Tastes and is the former VP of VLACC. She holds a MBA in art and culture management from the Superior School of Commerce in Paris and a BA Major in Art History from UBC. Miret relies on art and the artists that make it to navigate through cultural dislocation and hybridity. Since 2020, Miret has been interviewing Latinx artists in Canada about their immigration stories and their ways of expressing their experiences through art. This led her into curating Volver (to return, to become) in 2022 at Cityscape Community Artspace in North Vancouver.

In partnership with Curated Tastes and SFU Belzberg Library