Mexican Muralist Farid Rueda

Moscow

It is widely known that Mexico has a long tradition of muralists that dates back to the Olmec Civilization. This legacy of art and culture has made Mexican art one of the richest in the world. The tradition of murals began with the Mesoamerican cultures and continued well into the colonial period and into the Mexican Revolution. In the 20th century, three Mexican muralists stood out and shared their art with the world: Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siquerios. Today's Mexican muralists are equally talented and innovative. This is the case of Farid Rueda, a Mexican muralist known for his kaleidoscopic style-like murals. His spectacular work can be found all over Europe and Latin America and is a testament of his extraordinary talent.

Colombia

Aruba

Italy

Colombia

Denmark

Serbia

Croatia

Colombia

Mexico

Colombia

Canvas - London

Barcelona

Mexico

France

Mexico City

Amsterdam

Cancun

Moscow

Picture of Farid Rueda by Fábio Leite

Gerald A. Padilla
11/25/2018

Gerald A. Padilla (Los Angeles, CA) is founder and director of Latino Book Review, founder of Jade Publishing, founder of the Festival Internacional de Poesía Latinoamericana (FEIPOL), founder of Latin American Foundation for the Arts. He is co-author of the first children's book in Náhuatl in the U.S., Noyolkanyolkej.

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