Summary This program presents the history of art in Jalisco narrated by its artists: Through the literary texts of Mariano Azuela and Agustín Yáñez and the murals of José Clemente Orozco. The writers Juan Rulfo and Juan José Arreola speak of how Jalisco's rural society was transformed and gave way to a modern, urban expansion. Architects like Luis Barragán and painters like Guillermo Chávez Vega arise at this time. Music by Blás Galindo, José Pablo Moncayo and Consuelo Velázquez reflect modern and contemporary Mexico. New aesthetic tendencies arise with works of painters like Juan Soriano and Raúl Anguiano as well as the work by the architect González Gortázar. Jalisco's art crosses the border into the twenty-first century.

• Documentary