Museum of the Arts of the University of Guadalajara
Fundación Universidad de las Américas Puebla
Nationality: Mexico
Also known as: javier arévalo
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Born: 1937, Guadalajara, Mexico
Works on APS: 3
Top 3 works:
Veracruz’s warm and quiet nights
El caballito
Mucho ojo con la cigüeña
Copyright status: Under copyright
Died: 2020
early life and artistic beginnings
javier arévalo, a renowned mexican artist, was born on april 29, 1937, in guadalajara, jalisco, mexico. his early life was marked by a deep connection to art, encouraged by his grandmother, a traditional healer who also taught him various artistic skills.
at the age of ten, arévalo won first prize at a children's art contest in guadalajara, which sparked his passion for drawing and painting.
he began studying with jorge martínez, an assistant to orozco, further honing his skills in drawing, painting, and calligraphy.
artistic career and influences
arévalo's artistic career was characterized by a wide range of influences and mediums. he:
volunteered as a teacher of calligraphy and lithography at the academy of san carlos in 1955.
spent a year traveling along the coasts of jalisco and nayarit, capturing landscapes on canvas.
graduated with a degree in classical arts from the escuela nacional de artes plásticas in mexico city in 1963.
notable exhibitions and legacy
javier arévalo's work has been featured in numerous exhibitions worldwide, including in europe, latin america, the united states, mexico, and japan. his influence is most pronounced in mexico city and guadalajara, jalisco.
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teaching and museums
arévalo taught art at the palacio de bellas artes in mexico city, influencing a new generation of artists. his work is part of various museum collections, including the colección andrés blaisten (mexico), which features diverse latin american artworks. discover more about javier arévalo's life and artistic contributions on WikiOO.
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