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“His art his­tory books are respected as author­i­ta­tive includ­ing the most widely read, Art and Rev­o­lu­tion in Latin Amer­ica, 1910–1990, which was nom­i­nated for a 2004 Mitchell Prize, as well as Diego Rivera as Epic Mod­ernist, The New Con­cept of Art and Pop­u­lar Cul­ture in Nicaragua Since the Rev­o­lu­tion in 1979, Poet­ics and Pol­i­tics in the Life of Rudolph Baranik, Abstract Expres­sion as Cul­tural Cri­tique: Dis­sent Dur­ing the McCarthy Period, which received broad crit­i­cal acclaim, and Dialec­ti­cal Con­ver­sions: Don­ald Kuspit’s Art Crit­i­cism.”

Hello All,

It is in deep sadness and with a heavy heart that I share the following story on the untimely and unexpected death of distinguished Professor David Lee Craven (Art and Art History). He was as -- noted within the attached -- gen­er­ous in spirit, praise, intellect, and also in his enthu­si­asm. His contributions to our graphic arts, contemporary exhibition catalog, and circulating Art History collections were extraordinary and reflective of his broad and deep commitment to intellectual and creative exchange. David's loss cuts deep, not just here at UNM, but in all of the communities where he spread his infectious enthusiasm for Latin American Art, theory and popular movements. It was a distinct privilege to know him and to work with him. Please see: http://news.unm.edu/2012/02/distinguished-professor-david-craven-dies/