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SUMMARY:Virtual Tour: The LA Museum of Latin-American Art
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DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a virtual visit to the 
 Los Angeles Museum of Latin-American Art\, a pioneering museum dedicated t
 o ground-breaking exhibits of Latin-American and Latinx artists.\n.\nhttps
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Let's Celebrate Hispanic Heritage 
 Month!</strong></p>\n<p>Two&nbsp\;museum docents will walk us through a cr
 itical selection from MOLAA&rsquo\;s permanent collection. Most of these w
 orks were created by artists who are still living and working. Thanks to t
 he generosity and foresight of donors\, lenders\, and curators\, the socia
 l emphasis in the collection is strong\, just as it is in Latin America. A
 rtists featured include Sandra Boulanger (French-Bolivian\, 1966)\, Amalia
  Caputo (Venezuela\, 1964)\, Daniela Edburg (United States\, 1975)\, Ingri
 d Hernandez (Mexico\, 1974)\, Natalia Igui&ntilde\;iz (Peru\, 1973)\, Vero
 nica Riedel (Guatemala\, 1961)\, Cinthya Soto (Costa Rica\, 1969)\, Miguel
  Alvear (Ecuador\, 1964)\, Carlos Garaicoa Manso (Cuba\, 1967)\, Nereo L&o
 acute\;pez-Meza (Colombia\, 1920-2015) among others.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><str
 ong>The Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA)</strong> established in 1996 
 in Long Beach\, California\, is the only museum in the United States dedic
 ated exclusively to modern and contemporary Latin American and Latino art.
  MOLAA has played a pivotal role in showcasing the diverse and vibrant art
 istic expressions of this region\, such as artworks by renowned artists li
 ke Tamayo\, Matta\, Cruz-Diez\, Los Carpinteros\, and Tunga.&nbsp\;Through
  its exhibitions\, programs\, and educational initiatives\, MOLAA honors t
 he richness and complexity of Latin American and Latino art while fosterin
 g dialogue and understanding within the community.</p>\n<p>Join us for a o
 ne-hour presentation led by two museum docents. Have paper and pencil read
 y for an interactive activity at the end.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><strong>The partn
 ering&nbsp\;libraries are:</strong></p>\n<p><em>Tinley Park\,&nbsp\;Rosell
 e\,&nbsp\;Cook Memorial\,&nbsp\;Warren-Newport\,&nbsp\;Ela\,&nbsp\;Waucond
 a\, and&nbsp\;Algonquin.</em></p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://cooklib.libnet.
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