En busca de un muro
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Contributions
- Reed, Alma M. - Contributor
- Museo Rufino Tamayo - Contributor
Publication
2018 - Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporáneo, Ciudad de México, Mexico
Language
Spanish
Word Count
38,000 words, Guess
Page Count
152 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-106076055332
- ISBN-139786076055335
- OCLC Control Number1053630393
- Open LibraryOL44184391M
Classifications
- LCCN6559.O76 A4 2018
Alternate Titles
- En busca de un muro.
- En busca de un muro. English.
Description
The book "En Busca de un Muro" (In Search of a Wall) takes as starting point José Clemente Orozco's stay in New York and his search for a mural. After his arrival to this city, the muralist accompanied the historian Alma Reed to a party in Eva Palmer's apartment at the seventh story of number 12 in 5th Avenue. At the party, Orozco met the peculiar group of intellectuals that composed the secret society "Delphic Circle" for the first time. The editorial project is an account of the ideological and personal connections that developed around the so-called Delphic Circle in New York, between 1927 and 1934, and the impact that various ideological movements, such as occultism, esotericism and Greek ideologies, had on the thinking and practice of diverse artists, anthropologists, journalists, architects and intellectuals. In addition to an extensive essay written by the curator and editor of the project, Rodrigo Ortiz Monasterio, the publication recovers texts of the time on the importance of the Oracle and the Fourth Dimension (in an essay by the architect Claude Bragdon), the journalistic expeditions of Alma Reed to Yucatan (originally published in The New York Times and presented as a facsimile) and her relationship with the then governor of Yucatan, Felipe Carrillo Puerto, narrated in a chronicle by the journalist H. Allen Smith.
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Series Statement
- Museos y galerías
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