Wednesday, September 23, 2009

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Mario Rangel Faz


Route Graph extends its condolences on the death of artist and friend Mario Rangel Faz.


http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2009/09/22/index.php?section=cultura&article=a07a1cul
Mario Rangel Faz: in memoriam

Teresa del Conde
M uy recognized as a graphic artist in national and foreign, Mario Rangel Faz (1956-2009) participated in the protest movements that resulted in the detailed historiography and documentation carried out for the exhibition The Age of Discrepancies (University Museum of Science and Art-campus MUCA 2007).
Their inclusion also disappeared from the Debroise Olivier, editor of the bilingual book, catalog, and with Cuauhtémoc Medina, chief curator of the exhibition, was related to the sum that has endured Group between 1976 and 1982.
may not have reached such a group to join if not for the painter Ricardo Rocha, who died in January 2008, was in charge at the time the mural painting workshop and artistic experimentation in the National Arts School (ENAP) of National Autonomous University of Mexico.
for chronological age, Rocha belong to the generation of rupture ,
but their idiosyncrasies and their teaching him to be linked to the subsequent generation
. Gabriel
Macotela, Oliverio Hinojosa (d. 2001), Paloma Díaz Abreu, Rene Freire, Santiago Rebolledo and Armandina Lozano, among others, belonged to the Suma Group, which won first prize in the Experimental Hall sponsored by the National Institute of Fine Arts in the galleries of the National Auditorium. The members rejected the award, through the use of intervening canceling participation visibility.
Mario Rangel Faz, along with Elizabeth Romero, will be credited with having classified the group's activities, in addition to carrying out mimeographed copies using the same template once used on several occasions.
This material is preserved in the Institute of Graphic Arts of Oaxaca (IAGO) and exhibited in
The era of the discrepancy. Mario
defined as the production means
street and in many cases appearances of characters captured the city with typical features alluding mostly bare body attitudes or traits that particularized faces. Appeared on the walls, were soon covered with paint by agents parliamentary, and then reappear incessantly. Álvaro Vázquez Mantecón
orchestrated a video on the Gupo Sum, once was commemorated with the Carrillo Gil Museum on the occasion of the exhibition on the working group, coordinated by Dominique Liquois.
As I recall, in that time still swarmed innumerable graffiti walls became eligible to receive media messages and images. In 1987, Mario Rangel did raid, together with Ruben Ortiz Torres and Diego Toledo, in the lounge of alternative spaces of the Museum of Modern Art, then led Jorge Alberto Manrique, Antonio Luque as deputy director.
was when the far-right group Provida raid there was objecting
collages Rolando de la Rosa in the face of Marilyn Monroe which replaced that of Our Lady of Guadalpe. Today we remember
De la Rosa (not positively) just for that. Admission to this event will conducted by a jury, but Manrique was forced to resign from his post.
Later, in 1991, Mario took part in an exhibition in homage to Joseph Beuys at the Carmelite monastery of the Desierto de los Leones, curated by Guillermo Santamarina, who was, if not the first, one of the first international curators

in the history of our field of art. was represented at the inaugural exhibition at the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC) with the work entitled

Resources and other uncontrollable natural movements.

never neglected the graph. Recalls its excellent woodcuts, some edited by

Nopal Press, Los Angeles, California, who attended the same Rocío Maldonado, Ruben Ortiz Torres, John Baldessari and Tarcisio Eloy, director of La Esmeralda. also helped Editions La Cocina, which sponsored the artist's books under the impetus of Yani Macotela Pecanins and Gabriel. disdained not participate in official competitions and was selected in the Thirteenth Biennial Tamayo by a jury of José Bedia, Bathsheba Romero, Patrik Charpenel and Ana Elena Mallet. few months ago made a presentation at the conference's school of art in the twenty-first century, the National Arts Centre. Was a teacher and a dedicated researcher, discreet, committed and, although he was leading, private attitudes were never protagonist. We deeply regret his death.

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