Speak Out! Symposium

Organizations Tags Used in Events

Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection
University of Iowa
The College of Mexico
Plural
Universidad de São Paulo
Museum of Modern Art of Rio de Janeiro
Museum of Contemporary Art of Lima
University of Texas at Austin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Mexican Academy of History
National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
United Nations
The Institute of Latin American Studies
Hirshhorn Museum
Revista Floral
Excélsior
Organization of American States
Corcoran Gallery of Art
ARTnews
New York times
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.)
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Excelsior
Mexican Academy of Language
University of Washington
University of Chile
Mapocho
Revista Iberoamericana
University of Concepción
Pontifical Catholic University of Peru
University of Essex
University as Albany--SUNY
Indiana University Bloomington
University of Paris
The University of Texas at Austin
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center
Sur
El Comercio
Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
Federal University of Minas Gerais
El Colegio de Mexico
Princeton University
Revista Mexicana de Literatura
Museum of Modern Art (Mexico City)
ACCION
Center of Art and Communication in Buenos Aires
The New York Times
Gallery Denise René
UNESCO
University of California, San Diego
National Museum of Antropology (Mexico)
Yale University
University of Costa Rica
Institute of Latin American Studies
Center for Inter-American Relations
Review 75
Reader’s Digest
TelQuel
Arts Magazine
University of Rochester
American Artists' Congress

Art and literature joint review session: Literature topics- Part 1 - English Annotation

Art and literature joint review session: Literature topics- Part 1 - Spanish Annotation

Art and literature joint review session: Literature topics- Part 2 - English Annotation

Art and literature joint review session: Literature topics- Part 2 - Spanish Annotation

Art and literature joint review session: Plastic arts topics- Part 1 - English Annotation

Art and literature joint review session: Plastic arts topics- Part 1 - Spanish Annotation

Art and literature joint review session: Plastic arts topics- Part 2 - English Annotation

Art and literature joint review session: Plastic arts topics- Part 2 - Spanish Annotation

Discussions- Part 1 - English Annotation

Discussions- Part 1 - Spanish Annotation

Discussions- Part 2 - English Annotation

Discussions- Part 2 - Spanish Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 1 - English Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 1 - Spanish Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 2 - English Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 2 - Spanish Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 3 - English Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 3 - Spanish Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 4 - English Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 4 - Spanish Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 5 - English Annotation

Does present-day Latin American art exist as a distinct expression?- Part 5 - Spanish Annotation

Literary Criticism: Its Present Status in Latin America- Part 1 - English Annotation

Literary Criticism: Its Present Status in Latin America- Part 1 - Spanish Annotation

Literary Criticism: Its Present Status in Latin America- Part 3 - English Annotation

Literary Criticism: Its Present Status in Latin America- Part 3 - Spanish Annotation

The Function of Latin American Literature as Criticism- Part 1 - English Annotation

The Function of Latin American Literature as Criticism- Part 1 - Spanish Annotation

The Function of Latin American Literature as Criticism- Part 2 - English Annotation

The Function of Latin American Literature as Criticism- Part 2 - Spanish Annotation

The Function of Latin American Literature as Criticism- Part 4 - English Annotation

The Function of Latin American Literature as Criticism- Part 4 - Spanish Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 1 - English Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 1 - Spanish Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 2 - English Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 2 - Spanish Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 3 - English Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 3 - Spanish Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 4 - English Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 4 - Spanish Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 5 - English Annotation

With what operative models, local and imported, does the Latin American plastic artist face his circumstances; and, with what sorts of critical feedback is he faced?- Part 5 - Spanish Annotation

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