Check out the Cultural Center at the Inter-American Development Bank's
website you can view current and previous exhibits on Latin America and the
Caribbean with a majority of the catalogues on-line.
www.iadb.org/cultural
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From: Daan van Dartel [log in to unmask]
Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 14:20:30 +0100
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: current trends in exhibitions on latin america and the caribbean
I am researching current trends in exhibits on latin america and the
caribbean and would very much like to know if your museum has such an
exhibition going on and what the theme is;can you also perhaps give
details on the exhibition approach, i.e. is it an anthropological,
aesthetic or other type of exhibition? I am trying to find out whether
there is a global trend in a certain type of theme and display method.
thank you in advance,
regards
Daan van Dartel
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