Exhibition of cartoons and cartoons of Latin America

Venezuelan Ambassador Jose Rafael Silva Aponte said during her visit to the Latin American Caricature Exhibition: We see works from different countries in the exhibition of cartoons and caricatures of Latin America, which can be understood at a glance and without the conflict of different languages; A picture is worth a thousand words.

Romina Guadalupe Perez, Ambassador of Bolivia, said on the sidelines of visiting the Latin American Caricature Exhibition: Art events like this exhibition strengthen the ties between Iran and Latin American countries. Basically, this exhibition is based on public cultural diplomacy, which is based on communication with Latin American communities.

In this exhibition, artists such as; Aristide Hernandez (aka Ares), Adan Iglesias of Toledo, Brady Rodriguez and Ramiro Zard, Vebas of Cuba, Luis Carlos Fernandez, Eduardo Baptista To and Marcos D’Souza of Brazil, Arturo Camjes of Mexico, Raul Fernando Zolta of Colombia and Ivan Lira of Venezuela. They are among the leading and prestigious figures of art in the world and Latin America, whose works have been presented in this exhibition.

It is worth mentioning that this program is accompanied by the supervision and research of Professor John Lent, a prominent researcher of Latin America, so that the article of this famous person  on the topic of the history of cartoons, caricatures and comics in Latin America will increase the scientific quality of the exhibition. In the historical part of the exhibition, with a research-oriented approach, a selection of the works of 4 world-renowned figures, including the case of Yelo and Kino from Argentina, Sergio Aragones from Mexico, and Zirand from Brazil, is on display.

It should be mentioned that the exhibition of cartoons and caricatures of Latin America is open until December 3rd at the Museum of Contemporary Arts in Tehran, where the ambassadors of Venezuela, Bolivia and Brazil were present.