Guitar music by Octávio Deluchi and Carlos Wernicke, plus a video by Laura Ureña, initiates a new set of En Casa performances.
"The telenovela is rarely explored as an art form in its own right, and this exhibition amends that oversight," says the publication about AS' new show.
The series presents five free performances celebrating renowned artists and groundbreaking new voices.
The late Mexican artist's work "rejected state-sponsored Muralism for personal expression," said the art publication.
The series presents five free performances celebrating renowned artists and groundbreaking new voices.
The show explores "how contemporary Latin American artists have engaged with the visual and conceptual richness of telenovela," says the publication.
AQ’s music columnist traces the paths of a genre that thrived in Latin America, from its colonial courts and Jesuit missions to its revolutions.
