Homar’s poster for the Second Latin American Print Biennial (1972) reflects Puerto Rico’s leadership in printmaking during the latter half of the 20th century. The Biennial brought together artists from across Latin America, promoting dialogue through graphic arts—a medium historically tied to social movements and cultural identity. Puerto Rico’s printmaking ateliers, including Homar’s influential Taller ICP, became epicenters for artistic innovation during this period.
The poster’s dynamic typography and layered color fields highlight Homar’s mastery of letterform design. It communicates the diversity of Latin American voices united through printmaking. Bold shapes, dense composition, and expressive color mirror the experimental energy that defined the graphic arts of the era.
Homar’s poster for the Second Latin American Print Biennial (1972) reflects Puerto Rico’s leadership in printmaking during the latter half of the 20th century. The Biennial brought together artists from across Latin America, promoting dialogue through graphic arts—a medium historically tied to social movements and cultural identity. Puerto Rico’s printmaking ateliers, including Homar’s influential Taller ICP, became epicenters for artistic innovation during this period.
The poster’s dynamic typography and layered color fields highlight Homar’s mastery of letterform design. It communicates the diversity of Latin American voices united through printmaking. Bold shapes, dense composition, and expressive color mirror the experimental energy that defined the graphic arts of the era.
!! Print is in excellent condition !!
Authenticity: Signed
Condition: 5/5
Career: Blue Chip Artist
Print Age: 53
Size:
Rarity: Unnumbered
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