Tag: Guadalupe

The Lise Wilhelmsen Art Award, one of the world’s largest art prizes, has named Brooklyn-based artist Guadalupe Maravilla as the second-ever winner of its $100,00 purse. As part of winning of the prize, Maravilla will have a solo show next year at the Henie Onstad Kunstsenter in Høvikodden, Norway, which administers the award. Marvailla’s interdisciplinary practice looks at how healing—from trauma, displacement, and illness—might ...

A paradisiacal swath of blue sky and white clouds spanned the central wall of José Guadalupe Garza’s solo exhibition. Titled Sin Fronteras / Stateless (still from a nonexistent film), 2019, the nine-foot-long vinyl banner, scaled to cinematic proportions, operated as an elusive establishing shot for the show bearing the bilingual subtitle “Al principio, pensaras que estás alucianando. / In the beginning, you will think ...

Yolanda López, an artist acclaimed for her reimagined paintings of the Virgen de Guadalupe as well as her early work in political posters, died of cancer this morning at her home on San Jose Avenue. She was 79 years old. Her son, the artist Rio Yáñez, said his mother died peacefully. López had been in hospice care at her home for more than a ...