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Cornelio Campos Mexican Muralist

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Cornelio Campos, Mexican Muralist, originally from Cherán Michoacán, Mexico who lives in Durham, North Carolina. He discovered his passion for art at the age of eight; observation was the fundamental basis of his training as a painter. Cornelio Campos immigrated to the United States from Mexico as a teenager. Campos focuses on three main themes: political themes including immigration, Mexican Read more...