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[https://news.artnet.com/art-world/mexico-repatriate-pre-columbian-heritage-2066589 by Amah-Rose Abrams 6/2/22 artnet] | [https://news.artnet.com/art-world/mexico-repatriate-pre-columbian-heritage-2066589 by Amah-Rose Abrams 6/2/22 artnet] | ||
News last month that Citibanamex, Citigroup’s Mexican retail banking arm, would sell its art collection along with the bank prompted the country’s highest official to speak out. | News last month that Citibanamex, Citigroup’s Mexican retail banking arm, would sell its art collection along with the bank prompted the country’s highest official to speak out. | ||
=====Art of the Americas===== | |||
[https://mingei.org/exhibitions/art-of-the-americas by Christine Knoke Hietbrink 16/9/17 Mingei International Museum] | |||
_*ART OF THE AMERICAS—Pre-Columbian Art from Mingei’s Collection*_ is the most comprehensive presentation to date of the Museum’s significant holdings of objects used by people from the ancient cultures of Mexico, Central and South America. Objects featured in the exhibition straddle cultural boundaries—from the Olmec and Maya civilizations in Mexico to the Moche civilization in Peru—as well as numerous ancient traditions and cultures, including the indigenous Teuchitlán, Zoque, Huastec and western Mexican societies. | |||
