Arnaldo Coen Dies, Prominent Representative of the Rupture Generation, at 86 Years of Age
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Arnaldo Coen, visual artist of Generation of Ruptura, died at 86, reported National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature.
The Mexican painter and sculptor, referent of the Generation of Ruptura, leaves a legacy of more than six decades of artistic experimentation.
Born in Mexico City on June 10, 1940, Master Coen leaves an incalculable legacy that transformed the borders of national plastic through a constant search that encompassed painting, painting-object, sculpture, body art, environments, as well as scenery and costume design ...
Mexican art is in mourning. Arnaldo Coen, a painter and sculptor who was part of La Ruptura’s generation and was a founding member of the Independent Salon group, died on November 8 at the age of 86. His wife, Gallerist Lourdes Sosa, confirmed the news and shared a message to fire the artist, whose work explored for decades the boundaries between painting, space and music. INBA’s message for the death of Arnaldo Coen Photo: @bellasartesinba “Wi…
Mexican plastic artist Arnaldo Coen passed away on Sunday, November 8, at the age of 86, leaving a career of more than six decades dedicated to experimentation and artistic creation. His death was confirmed by his wife, the gallery owner Lourdes Sosa, who shared a farewell message in...
The Mexican painter and sculptor, recognized for more than six decades of artistic experimentation, passed away this Sunday. His wife, gallery owner Lourdes Sosa, shared an emotional farewell message. He was one of the protagonists of the transformation of Mexican art during the second half of the 20th century.
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