… This book explores this tension vis-à-vis Mexican muralism. The most overt pressures in
post-Revolution Mexico were the perceived threat of US invasion and the contingent reaction …

… The history of Mexican mural painting’s envisioning the national polity exhibits a continual
tension between the murals’ ability to foster an unfettered civic dialogue that legitimates the …

… Las relaciones entre arte y política constituyen uno de los temas principales del libro Mexican
muralism. A critical history, publicado por la Universidad de California en 2012. Esta obra …

… like Mexico, … Mexican Revolution of 1910, and after it, Mexican Muralism revealed itself to
be an art style for the masses, a vehicle in which to discover what it truly meant to be Mexican. …

… This paper examines the history of Mexican muralism within the governmental development
… By examining the extant literature on Mexican muralism we can make manifest the claims …

… Mexican muralism was originally created to play a social role in the post-revolutionary period
of modern Mexico… ); to teach the history of Mexico from the Conquest to Independence; and …

… However, in the late 1960s and 70s, this traditional, Mexican muralist approach
transcended into something elsewhat I will be referring to as Critical Muralism3 (for a general …

… in its close attention to archival research and its sustained visual analysis of certain works
it still remains the most sophisticated interpretation of Mexican Muralism that we have to date. …

… critical contributions of mural arts to public life in Mexico to show how postrevolutionary murals
have been overshadowed both by the Mexican … of mural practices-from fixed-site murals …

… by which the muralists both … critical reactions to the exhibitions, the visual strategies utilized
to convey and downplay cultural nationalism, and how US attitudes toward Mexican muralism …