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‘Documentos en Línea’ turns doodling into high art

A typical response to such works is “my kid could do that,” and some visitors to the gallery may feel underwhelmed by his portraits. But sketches are sometimes the most provocative part of an artist’s oeuvre.

National Theater opens new gallery show

On the surface, the private party was to celebrate “Mayo en Verde,” the latest art exhibit in the José Luis López Escarré Gallery. But the National Theater has much more to celebrate.

National Gallery celebrates 20 years with dynamic ‘Heritage’ exhibit

This exhibit stirs the imagination, and both artists and art appreciators should benefit. “Heritage” is a remarkable crash course in artistic traditions, and a smart summary of contemporary art’s possibilities. “Heritage” isn’t careful or polite, as one would expect of the National Gallery; rather, it’s edgy and aggressive.

Art exhibit: ‘Cuerpo Ajeno’ examines the lives of the transgendered

“People on the margins of society have always interested me,” says photographer Isabelle Courteix. “The idea to possibly work with transgendered people enchanted me.”

‘Mafalda’ exhibit is nostalgia for some, anthropology for others

For folks familiar with “Mafalda,” the exhibit will feel nostalgic and fun. “Peanuts” fans will think fondly of Charlie Brown and note the many similarities.

Glass artist showcases latest work in Zapote

“When people see light in the glass,” said Salazar, gesturing to a tastefully lit sculpture of blooming flowers, “people go crazy for it.”

Dutch photographer follows migrants along the Pan-American

Lohuizen is neither a romantic drifter nor hitchhiking beatnik, but a serious photojournalist. His tour de force, “Via PanAm,” is a powerful chronicle of immigrants on the move.

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