Art and literature joint review session: Plastic arts topics

Part 1: The review session over plastic arts intend to summarize the points raised in the previous two days' session, as to whether or not Latin American art exists today as a distinct expression. Fernando Gamboa summarizes the discussions held over the last two days, praising the panelists in defending their perspectives and rejecting all models. Barbara Duncan points out the international dimension of Latin American art, referring to the transcendent nature of plastic expression and contemporary art in the post-war era.
Part 2: Key panelists draw in on the discussions held over the previous two days. Dore Ashton touches on the parallels that Latin American and other artists share, despite differing languages. Fernando Gamboa emphasizes the relationships between Latin American economic conditions, education, and governmental factors that contribute to the attitudes and support for art in the respective countries. Participants are encouraged to ask questions, asking if the production of Art for a Latin American is still valid as a Latin American art, to which the panelists say yes due to the artist's internal identity.