Mexican Art
See Also: Ethnic and Regional
Museums and Exhibits
Museo Andres Blaisten
One of the most comprehensive collections of modern and contemporary Hispanic painting and modern art.
Site languages: Spanish and English
Ancient Mexican Art
Online collection includes animal imagery, ceramic vessels, ceremonial objects, and more from the National Museum of the American Indian.
Site languages: Spanish and English
Mexican Treasures of the Smithsonian
Includes pop art, money and stamps, festivals, foods, natural heritage and more.
Great Masters of Mexican Folk Art
An exhibition of over 500 works of art by around 180 of Mexico's greatest living folk artists, works include sculpture, ceramics, metalwork, textiles and more.
Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
Tesoros Escondidos: Hidden Treasures from the Mexican Collections.
Mexico: Splendors of Thirty Centuries
Includes images, a timeline, a teachers guide, and more.
Resources
The Library of Congress: Culture: Mexico
Selected internet resources about Mexican culture including folk culture, museums, music, performing art, visual arts, and more.
Wikipedia: Mexican Art
Includes a list of Mexican artists, art galleries and museums in Mexico, skull art, and more.
Artcyclopedia: Mexican Artists
Artcyclopedia Browse artists by Nationality: Mexican Artists.
Incredible Art Department: Art of Mexico
A selection of links to resources including general studies, folk art, and others.
Artists and Crafts
Jose A. Soto Virtual Gallery
Mexican contemporary realist painter who uses charcoal pastel and oil to show primarily the beauty of his country through the depiction of it's people.
Susana Soto
Art, painting, design, photos and more by a young Mexican artist.
Site language: Spanish
Efren Ordonez
By Rocio Heredia: The Mexican tradition in the great interpretive capacity of Ordoez: Paintings murals and sculptures.
Site language: Spanish
Mexican Ceramic
Contemporary ceramic artists from Mexico.
Centinela Traditional Arts
Representing weavers working in the Chimayo/Rio Grande tradition of Hispanic Northern New Mexico.
GoBamba.com
Marketplace for Mexican arts and crafts. Alebrijes, masks, talavera, and black clay.
The Zihrena Gallery
A virtual gallery which aims to acquaint visitors with the wealth of art available in Mexico today.
Dos Mujeres Mexican Folk Art
Gallery selling art, culture, religion, and ritual items.
Quetzal
Sells talavera, ceramic, palma, mud, brass and chaquira Mexican handicrafts.
Milagros
Handmade arts and crafts from villages in Mexico.
LatinWorks Co.
Mexican and Latin American imports and handcrafts such as textiles and pottery.
Whimsical Arts
Collectable folk art and sterling silver jewelry.
