It would have been interesting to revisit what the Sandinista revolution means today in the exhibition, but perhaps this needs to be done in a subsequent exhibition.

A member of a prominent Nicaraguan political family, Jarquín gained access to key political actors, including Sandinista commanders. The result is an authoritative, deeply documented account of a ...

Brian Slattery Photo The piece is part of a new show up at Never Ending Books on State Street by artist Drew Keefer. “ It’s an image from a film about the Sandinista revolution” in Nicaragua, Keefer ...

Mónica Baltodano was a guerrilla commander in Nicaragua’s Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) and participated in the country’s 1979 Revolution. She has a powerful presence and a ...

Eddy Lopez Associate Professor of Art & Art History Affiliated Faculty in Latin American Studies Eddy A. López, born in Matagalpa, Nicaragua in the midst of the Sandinista revolution, is an artist ...

Sandinista ambassadors relied on a powerful mixture of cultural appeal, pragmatic arguments, and romantic narratives to strengthen the revolution in the face of a powerful anticommunist campaign.

“They were more political than the artists today, but the movement is still there,” said Gómez, referring to many of the artists who worked during a time when the 24th Street BART plaza was known as ...

Nicaragua: The Sandinista Revolution cools off, By Owei Lakemfa The Sandinistas were quite popular in Africa, particularly Nigeria. In fact, one of the then leading student leaders, Femi Ahmed ...

Harold Solis said. The National Circus, which is funded by the government, came into existence only after the 1979 Sandinista revolution.

Nicaragua: The Sandinista Revolution cools off, by Owei Lakemfa IT was stunning. If it were a football match, it would have been said to be against the run of play.