Freddy Rodríguez, "Tsunami #17," 2011, Enamel on panel, 52 x 14 in
Emily Blackburne writes, "the Dominican painter Freddy Rodríguez, who was based in New York, was widely known for his abstract works that addressed aspects of his heritage. But in 2011, he painted his Tsunami series, expressionist works that depicted the devastation inflicted by the tsunami that struck northeastern Japan that year. [Professor Araceli] Tinajero interviewed Rodríguez in 2021 and will delve into his Japan ties in her new book."
In the article "Exploring Asian Latin Fusion in Art and Literature as the Stuart Z. Katz Professor," Emily Blackburne, The Graduate Center/CUNY, describes Professor Araceli Tinajero's study and interests in the cultural connections between the Far East and the Americas.
Araceli Tinajero is a Professor at The Graduate Center/City College/CUNY in Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Cultures, Biography and Memoir. Emily Blackburne is the College Assistant/Web Specialist/Writer in the Communications and Marketing department at The Graduate Center/CUNY.
In the article "Exploring Asian Latin Fusion in Art and Literature as the Stuart Z. Katz Professor," Emily Blackburne, The Graduate Center/CUNY, describes Professor Araceli Tinajero's study and interests in the cultural connections between the Far East and the Americas.
Araceli Tinajero is a Professor at The Graduate Center/City College/CUNY in Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Cultures, Biography and Memoir. Emily Blackburne is the College Assistant/Web Specialist/Writer in the Communications and Marketing department at The Graduate Center/CUNY.
November 21, 2023
