Runner-up for the 2013 Southern California Book Festival, in the Photography/Art category, sponored by JM Northern Media LLC.
Runner-up for the 2014 Los Angeles Book Festival in the Photography/Art Category.
Winner of the 2014 Latin American Studies Association, Mexico Section, Humanities Book Prize.
“Rutgers art historian Flores charts a strikingly clear and insightful course through Mexican avant-garde art in the early 20th century . . . [a] consistently engaging voice and the impressive reproductions of rare Estridentismo and ¡30-30! images extend it beyond a specialized audience, making an understudied moment in art history appear both fresh and vital again.”—Publishers Weekly
~Publishers Weekly
Runner-up for the 2013 Southern California Book Festival, in the Photography/Art category, sponored by JM Northern Media LLC.
~Southern California Book Festival, JM Northern Media LLC
“In this well-deserved treatment, readers will gain considerable knowledge of the theoretical underpinnings and artistic expressions of the multi-faceted Mexican avant-garde. By addressing the secondary members of the muralist movement, the literary groups associated with the artists. . . and the multiple manifestos produced by different groups, Flores weaves a complex history that encompasses cultural responses to the Mexican Revolution.”—Choice
~Choice
Runner-up for the 2014 Los Angeles Book Festival in the Photography/Art Category.
~Los Angeles Book Festival, JM Northern Media LLC
Winner of the 2014 Latin American Studies Association, Mexico Section, Humanities Book Prize.
~Humanities Book Prize, Latin American Studies Association, Mexico Section
