Last summer President Rockefeller went to Mexico City to make arrangements for a Modern Museum exhibition in Paris of Mexican art. Halfway through his negotiations, World War II scotched the scheme.

Writing for Denver art magazine Westword ... circles that thrived in Mexico City in the post-war decades. Both were members of the Mexican Communist Party and deeply invested in the political ...

Artists from the U.S. Mexican Border, examines the borderland's flourishing arts communities with photographs of more than 170 painters, muralists, art promoters, museum directors and musicians.

Since mid-June 2015, Mexico has repeatedly been in the news — whether it is talk of a border wall or the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). So it could not be more ...

Subsequently, his work throughout the 1930s owed a great deal to the Mexican painter ... the Second World War, formalism emerged as the dominant form of thinking about art.

He’s a retired USC journalism professor; she teaches art history at Cal State L.A ... Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, ending the Mexican-American War. The agreement established a new border ...

In the month of May, two key anniversaries that spurred the Civil War into motion occurred between the United States and Mexico over a conflict that centered on Texas. The Mexican-American War ...

Worth, during the Mexican-American War.1855. Library of Congress. In 1844, President James K. Polk ran on a Democratic platform that supported manifest destiny, the idea that Americans were ...

MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR. Many of the 10,000 people living in Cleveland in 1846, and citizens of northern Ohio generally, were not inclined to support the objectives of the U.S. in the War with Mexico or ...