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Rafael Tufiño was a Puerto Rican graphic artist born in 1913 who received numerous honors and awards for his work. He served in World War 2 and received several military honors. As a graphic artist, he primarily created brochures and graphic designs. One of his most famous works was collaborating with another artist on the linoleum print "La Carreta" in 1954. His art often represented his experiences as a military veteran and taught important lessons to teens. He was inspired to teach teens through his art due to his involvement in an organization that promoted Puerto Rican art.
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art in the United States.
SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To influence the audience’s perspective of Chicano art in its
significant role for the education of art in the United States.
THESIS STATEMENT: Do you know that Chicano art is being taught in most
universities across the nation?
I. INTRODUCTION:
1- Many Chicanos came to the United States in the last century massively, however, more than 20 million Mexicans came among those people for different purposes. Some of them have high degrees in different majors, and others are workers in various fields. Actually, all of them have an impact that led to many changes in some aspects like economy, population, etc.
2- I asked myself, what About Chicano art? Does it have any impact that changed something in America?
II. TRANSITION: Do you know that Chicano art is being taught at
universities across the nation?
III. BODY:
1- In fact, many artists came to the United States to present their artworks for the American community. Because of the remarkable work of some artists, they became important figures in the art world.
2- A couple of Mexican artists caught my attention for their interesting journey in America. They are Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. Actually, they are married and they supported each other in the life they pursued.
3- According to the Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Diego Rivera, a painter, who studied as a youth with Posada and other Mexican painters, came to America in 1931. His outstanding artworks gave him the opportunity to open his own exhibition in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. (Diego Rivera)
4- His paintings, Man at the Crossroads and Electric Power made him very famous. Even Non-Americans came from other countries to see his work.
5- Secondly, his wife Frida Kahlo, a surrealist painter, who came with her husband to America also to share the journey with him. She succeeded to open also her first solo exhibition in New York, and some of her paintings were presented in the Museum of Philadelphia as well (David, Lomas). Two of her beautiful paintings are Sun and Life, and Las Dos Fridas.
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America?
6- According to Jodi Roberts, a Curatorial Assistant, Department of Painting and Sculpture, Rivera funneled his fascination into the creation of three New York–themed portable murals, which were included in his 1931–32 MoMA show. Also,
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- 3. Stylistic elements Field – graphic artist - A graphic artist is a artist who primary makes brochures and graphic designs and electronic media The picture to the right is a picture of Mr. Homar working with a famous artist called Rafael Tufiño working on the linoleum of "La Carreta", DIVEDCO, 1954
- 4. Person politics/ cultural issues Mr. Homar art represented a lot of sophisticated things. 1. Some of Homar work represented the time he spent serving in the military as a Vietnam veteran 2. His work also taught important lession to teens. He was inspired to teach teens because he was part of a an organization that opened opportunities for Puerto Rican artists by promoting artistic exhibits and exchanges between Puerto Rico and other countries
- 5. Analysis Most of Mr. Homar were advertisements and posters both of these paintings he created have special quotes that resembles something. Homar is very creative he engages language with his visual and confirms it with the title.