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ART | "Astonishing Realities": Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America – The MUSAC Collection

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ART | "Astonishing Realities": Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America – The MUSAC Collection

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />MP & MP Rosado, "Like a Stray Dog," 2003. MUSAC Collection. © MP & MP Rosado, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Vicente Blanco, "Untitled (Snowscape Series)," 2002. MUSAC Collection. © Vicente Blanco, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Pilar Albarracín, "Musical Dancing Spanish Doll," 2001. MUSAC Collection. © Pilar Albarracín, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Diango Hernández, "Divided Living Room," 2006. MUSAC Collection. © Diango Hernández, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Enrique Marty, "Family," 1999. MUSAC Collection. © Enrique Marty, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Carmela García, "Untitled (Paradise Series)," 2002. MUSAC Collection. © Carmela García, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Javier Téllez, "Sheriff Oedipus," 2006. MUSAC Collection. © Javier Téllez, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Marina Núñez, from "Monster Series," 1998. MUSAC Collection. © Marina Núñez, Courtesy: MUSAC

<strong>ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection</strong><br />Fernando Sánchez Castillo, "Architecture Dedicated to the Horse," 2002. MUSAC Collection. © Fernando Sánchez Castillo, Courtesy: MUSAC

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ART | "Astonishing Realism" - Contemporary Art from Spain and Latin America - MUSAC Collection

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