Rodolfo Nieto 'Toro [Bull]' first nations artist Cullen looks beneath the neon

Cullen looks beneath the neon lights to expose how society objectifies women

'Figures in the Window 1956' Ca 1980s

There is also a warning here to heed the threat humans pose against the environment

National Portrait Gallery

'Wild Woman' 2020

Rodolfo Nieto 'Toro [Bull]' first nations artist Cullen looks beneath the neonRodolfo Nieto was one of the foremost representatives of the so called Oaxacan School, which combines contemporary art movements with traditional Mexican folk art. Animals were central to Nietos oeuvre, and, according to the artist, the first ever image he drew was that of a cat. While studying and working in Paris during the 1960s, the exposure to international contemporary art movements resulted in Nieto developing a personal style which interpreted