LOS DESMEMBRADOS SEGÚN OROZCO, POR ROBERTO CORTÁZAR.; Coordinación y cuidado editorial: Bernardo Esquinca Azcárate, Sara Gabriela Baz Sánchez, Evelyn Useda Miranda, Jenny Jimenez Herrada, Cecilia Moreno Gamboa; Concepto curatorial Roberto Cortázar y Sara Gabriela Baz

México, D.F.: Museo Nacional de Arte, MUNAL; Instituto Nacional de Bellas Ares, INBA, 2009. b/w and color plates (some fldg.), ports., cat., color pict. fldg. wrps. Noted Mexican muralist and painter José Clemente Orozco created between 1947 and 1948 the painting series "Los Teúles" an artistic narrative of historical character inspired in the relation "Historia verdadera de la Nueva España" written by conqueror chronicler Bernardo Díaz del Castillo. The series includes recurring scenes of battles, heroic deeds, dismembered bodies, and Pre-Hispanic rites and sacrifices. Painter Roberto Cortázar (b. México 1962) for over a year studied "Los Teúles" while also creating a series of abstract and figurative paintings that are a variation of 3 of Orozco's paintings from the series: El desmembrado, Cabeza flechada and Indias, all dated 1947. The book comprises a critical homage by a contemporary artist to one of the greatest exponent of 20th century Mexican art. Published on the occasion of the homonymous exhibition held Oct., 2009 at the Museo Nacional de Arte, Mexico City. ENGLISH AND SPANISH. Este libro muestra el catálogo y textos a propósito de la exhibición "Los desmenbrados según Orozco, por Roberto Cortázar" La obra e intervención curatorial y de instalación permite una reflexión y diálogo sobre la interpretación de la obra personal del muralista José Clemente Orozco y la propuesta del artista contemporáneo Roberto Cortazar. Esta exposición permite una defragmentación de la sociedad mexicana a través del discurso de artista plástico, que es a la vez narrativo y atemporal.