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Here you can find 9 exceptional large format yarn paintings commissioned by the Port of San Diego in 1998 for their Art in Public Places Program. Accompanying the paintings are detailed narratives of considerable interest. These paintings are now permanently installed at San Diego International Airport in the departure terminals.
56 yarn paintings by Jose Benitez Sanchez are displayed on this site located at California State University in San Bernardino, CA. These paintings were created around 1974-1976. There are detailed interpretations of most of the paintings by Juan Negrin based on the comments written by the Jose on back of the paintings.
A London based site dedicated to rugs, carpets, textiles, Asian art and tribal art. Many useful links to dealers, auction houses and other areas of interest.
The World of Tribal Arts is a magazine quarterly dedicated to fine and antique traditional art from the Americas, Africa, Asia, Indonesia, Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia.
A San Francisco based site specializing in Guatemalan masks, Spanish colonial art, Talavera, exvotos, santos, retablos, Mexican antiques and folk art.
San Diego's most comprehensive and up-to-date arts and cultural website. The primary destination site for events and entertainment; from music, dance and theater, to museums, history, science and galleries, to film and festivals and cultural itineraries. An extensive calendar and art link section with over 500 arts and culture organizations throughout the San Diego Region.
100's of links about masks and their makers from around the world.
21 examples of earlier Huichol yarn paintings at the University of Pennsylvania. These are listed here for comparative purposes only and by no means imply special importance to the work.
Masks of the World offers a large collection of tribal, folk and contemporary masks from all over the world.
Japanese Noh Masks. Among the most refined masks being produced today. Worthwhile visiting the page illustrating the process of making a mask.
Art from the renowned artist Ilina Filipova consisting of rare Christian art in the field of Byzantine art with crosses, Jesus, saints, Madonna and angel icons all in her online gallery.
Los Amigos del Arte Popular: A group of collectors and lovers of Mexican folk art. Based in Southern California, regular group activities include visiting folk art collections, dealers and museums in California, Texas, Arizona and Mexico, including Mexico City, Guadalajara, Puebla and Cuernavaca. A friendly group and good networking source.
A gallery specializing in Guatemalan masks, wooden figures, slingshots, ceramics, paintings and textiles.
A gallery specializing in fine artwork from Southern, Eastern Central Africa.
www.LatinAmericanFolkArt.com
