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  1. 2 juin 2024 · Noé Martínezs work originates from exploring and analyzing ancestral texts that witness the Spanish conquest and the history of slavery it unleashed in Huasteca culture. Through his pieces, he seeks to generate a visual and poetic evocation of those historical and political processes, tensioning the relationship between texts ...

  2. For his first solo exhibition in New England, Indigenous Mexican artist Noé Martínez (b. 1986 Michoacán, Mexico) addresses his family’s Huastecan heritage within the context of Mexico’s repressive colonial histories, in order to resurrect, mourn, and memorialize his indigenous culture.

  3. Noé Martínez. L’artiste est accueilli en mai 2018 en partenariat avec In Extenso et La BOX galerie de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Art de Bourges dans le cadre d’« Un printemps mexicain » selon un commissariat de Annabela Tournon.

  4. 31 déc. 2020 · Deeply interested in the traces left by colonialism on his ancestors, Martínez depicts the physical and psychological traumas of enslavement and brings to light the unexpected encounters enslaved people from the Caribbean had with Spanish and indigenous Mexican culture.

  5. Noe Martínez and the Art of Survivors. Mexican Nahua-Teenek artist Noe Martínez (born 1986), originally from Michoacán, is a multidisciplinary creator with previous studies in political science. Whether it is drawing, installation or performance, he addresses issues such as transgenerational migration and the effects of colonization on the ...

  6. 13 mars 2024 · For his first solo exhibition in New England, Indigenous Mexican artist Noé Martínez invokes his Huastecan forebears, histories, and traumas using body, sound, and movement, offering shamanistic healing for past and present wounds.

  7. 13 mars 2024 · For his first solo exhibition in New England, Indigenous Mexican artist Noé Martínez (b. 1986 Michoacán, Mexico) addresses his family’s Huastecan heritage within the context of Mexico’s repressive colonial histories, in order to resurrect, mourn, and memorialize his indigenous culture.