Hispanic artists

Art is a fascinating way to get your child interested in Hispanic and Latino cultures! You and your child can learn about artists from Spain and Latin American countries ranging from the 16th century to the present day! Read on the blog, to learn about the top 25 Hispanic & Latino artists that can help inspire your child to enter the creative world. Plus, there are Spanish resources inside to help your child learn more about the Hispanic and Latino language and culture!

Hispanic Heritage History Month Art Lessons - 11 Great Hispanic Artists and Ideas for Art Lessons About Them.

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we've rounded up the top Hispanic and Latinx artists currently on Instagram, including famous painters and illustrators.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with this captivating collection of 10 Hispanic artists. Each poster features stunning artwork and concise information to help kids understand the art and the artist. While written with an artistic lens, this can be a great addition to any classroom. Ignite their curiosity and appreciation for Hispanic art during this special month and beyond. Let the exploration begin!

Pick any Spanish-speaking artist from this list and research their information. Where were they born? When were they born? What major life events happened to them? What interesting facts abo…

Hispanic artists that we should follow on Instagram to support Hispanic art, creativity, culture and activism.

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This portrait was created by a female 16 year old, 10th grade artist using acrylic paint. The painted was created in 2020 and is a self portrait created for Hispanic Heritage Month titled " Cuba Runs in My Veins". The artist uses the background space to further highlight her message and beyond the portrait of a face, includes a body and places the subject left center and looking beyond the page.The use of cuban imagery in the background adds to her message on her identity.

From Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí to Frida Kahlo and Fernando Botero, hispanic artists have contributed a great deal to the art world.

Unsure of how you can honor National Hispanic Heritage Month in your art room? Here are three ways to do so