| Management number | 237214675 | Release Date | 2026/07/10 | List Price | US$17.46 | Model Number | 237214675 | ||
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Children of the World - J. Oscar MolinaJ. Oscar Molina (Artist), Julia Szabo ( Contributor)A powerful artistic journey through the heart of migration, identity, and the human spirit.From the war-torn landscapes of El Salvador to the curated halls of international art spaces, J. Oscar Molina’s Children of the World presents a stunning and emotional retrospective of one of today's most resonant multimedia artists. This extraordinary volume is the third major publication by Molina, showcasing his critically acclaimed series of the same name, an ongoing visual testament to the migrant experience and the quiet resilience of displaced peoples around the globe.Molina’s elongated, faceless sculptures, stark white and ghostlike, stand in silent solidarity, reflecting the anonymity and courage of migrants whose stories are often erased or ignored. Accompanied by vividly abstract paintings that vibrate with color and movement, these works tell deeply personal and universal stories of survival, hope, and aspiration. Molina’s signature “spire people,” always looking skyward, serve as architectural emblems of faith, endurance, and shared humanity.Featuring a compelling essay by renowned critic Julia Szabo, and presented with exceptional photography and design, Children of the World is both a collectible art book and a call to compassion. Readers are invited not only to view Molina’s artworks but to stand among them, to feel the weight of absence, the ache of transition, and the joy of belonging.Whether you are an art collector, a student of contemporary social issues, or someone seeking a more profound understanding of the migrant condition through a spiritual and aesthetic lens, this book is a must-own. Molina’s art transcends borders. This book ensures his message will as well.Includes:Over 100 full-color photographs of sculptures and paintingsArtist commentary and reflections on migration, memory, and makingAn introduction to Molina’s global exhibitions and impactEssay by Julia SzaboJoin the procession. Witness the resilience. Discover the art of migration. Read more
| ASIN | B0FKLG3GP6 |
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| ISBN13 | 979-8291816998 |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Independently published |
| Dimensions | 8.49 x 0.51 x 11.24 inches |
| Item Weight | 14.4 ounces |
| Print length | 136 pages |
| Publication date | July 29, 2025 |
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