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1:14:56Now PlayingIn this conversation between Latinos Who Lunch and Dr. Josie Lopez, Albuquerque Museum Curator of Art, delve into the long and complicated history, context and legacy of FRIDA KAHLO, DIEGO RIVERA & MEXICAN MODERNISM, also an exhibition currently on view at the Albuquerque Museum. This special episode of LWL highlights the ways in which Frida's art has served to push nationalist agendas, engaged in unethical artistic practices, and helped erase other female artists from the conversation, like Maria Izquierdo who pioneered in her own ways.
The conversation about the art begins at 10:35 . Please watch and comment!
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