La problemática de la inmigración en los artistas plásticos centroamericanos residentes en España

Abstract

This article tries to unravel various questions on the subject of immigration in relation to Central American visual artists who currently reside in Spanish territory. The text is presented as a preview or introduction of what in the future could be a broader investigation, which has greater sources of information, that is, where many more visual artists can participate than have taken part in this work. For this communication we have had the collaboration of Judith Fernández (Nicaragua), Tony Mena and Mario Antonio Tobías (El Salvador). Juan Pablo Ballester (Cuba), Alexandro Apóstol and Emilia Azcarete (Venezuela). Due to the impossibility of contacting a greater number of properly Central American artists, we have advocated to include within this study artists from the Caribbean and from countries peripheral to Central America, such as Venezuela.