In a Cloud, in a Wall, in a Chair: Six Modernists in Mexico at Midcentury

This exploration delves into the vibrant intersection of modernism and Mexican culture during the mid-twentieth century. Featuring contributions from a diverse group of scholars, it illuminates the influential figures and movements that shaped the artistic landscape of the time. Each essay highlights the unique ways in which Mexican artists and designers engaged with international modernist trends, while simultaneously infusing their work with local heritage and innovation.

Through a blend of visual and textual narratives, the authors reveal how these modernists navigated their identities and practices in a rapidly changing world. Readers are invited to reconsider the impact of Mexico on global art and design, gaining insights into a rich tapestry of creativity that challenges conventional perspectives on modernism itself.