Natalia de la Rosa, Art Historian & Latin America Curator

Natalia de la Rosa

Natalia de la Rosa is an art historian and curator. Her studies cover Modern Art and Visual Culture, muralism and public art, cinema, architecture, and theory of the Avant-garde in the Americas. Her work poses fundamental questions about the interrelations between art, politics and economics in Modern and Contemporary Art in Latin America. She holds her Ph.D in Art History at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). De la Rosa collaborated as a Postdoctoral Associate in the Romance Studies Department at Duke University (2016-2018), and at the Institute of Philological Research UNAM (2020-2022). Associate Researcher at the Institute of Aesthetic Research (Oaxaca Centre, UNAM,) since 2023.

Lessons

Feb 11, 2026 at 5:00PM GMT+1

Latin American Avant-Gardes: Interwar Hemispheric Networks and Transatlantic Dialogues

In the wake of independence and revolution, Latin American art became a crucible for rethinking modernity itself. From the monumental voices of muralism to the symbolic power of Indigenism and the utopian geometries of kinetic art, this lesson follows how artists across the continent transformed modernism into a project of identity, solidarity, and liberation – at once regional and transnational, rooted and visionary.

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