Metropolitan Mexicans—Fireworks by Miro—the Popular and the Also-Ran
The article "Metropolitan Mexicans—Fireworks by Miro—the Popular and the Also-Ran" by Murdock Pemberton was published in the November 1, 1930, issue of The New Yorker.
The art season has reached its peak, with numerous exhibits in town, making it impossible to visit them all without rushing.
- The Mexican arts exhibit is on display at the Metropolitan Museum until November 9, arranged by the American Federation of Art.
- The show may disappoint those who have high expectations based on the murals of Rivera and Orozco in Mexico City.
- The exhibit covers various aspects of art in Mexico, but does not focus on painting.
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Author's summary: Article about Mexican art exhibit in New York.
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