A Century of Art in Latin America

A Century of Art in Latin America, a comprehensive survey of Latin American art throughout the past 100 years, is the latest exhibition in the Fox Gallery in the Latin American Art galleries. Featuring works by iconic historical figures such as Diego Rivera and Roberto Matta to contemporary trailblazers like Alexander Apóstol and Tessa Mars, the exhibition encompasses an array of styles, time periods, nationalities, and mediums.

From soaring mountains and scorching deserts to sprawling forests and splendid beaches, Latin America is a vast place. As a concept, it tries to contain cultures and landscapes with millennia of differing histories under one name. Works that artists from Latin America created during the 20th and current 21st century showcase a range of practices as complex as the places they call home. While previous exhibitions have centered around a single art movement, such as Surrealism or Abstraction, A Century of Art in Latin America will offer a broader and more inclusive exploration of the rich and varied artistic trends across the region.

The works on view showcase a wide variety of mediums, including sculptures, paintings, textiles, prints, and mixed media works, all exclusively from the esteemed John and Sandy Fox Collection.