Elina Chauvet and the Plagiarism of ‘Red Shoes’: “Upholding authorship preserves the work unchanged in both concept and form”
Chauvet pointed out that the project was replicated in Bucharest without her knowledge or credit. We spoke with the Mexican artist.
‘Territories of Light’ at Galería Claroscuro: Jeannette Arévalo Bridges Bolivia and Mexico
Galería Claroscuro is a space in Mexico City dedicated to photography. From there, it promotes the work of artists and fosters dialogue.
Doctor Nativo: a musical identity that transcends passports and borders
Based between Guatemala and Chiapas, their music blends Mayan tradition, reggae, and Latin American history.
Painting Beyond Painting: Karen Huber and Her Vision of Contemporary Art
In an interview, Karen Huber reflects on contemporary painting in Mexico and Latin America
South American visual artists and classic alternative music album covers
Some artists from southern Latin America have contributed to the work of these legendary alternative bands.
Benjamín Romano and the Manifesto on Functionality That Is Transforming the Mexican Bajío
“The Collection: Networks and Trajectories of Mexican Art, 1910–1950” Comes to the MAM
Mario García Torres and Jorge Campos present “El que la cambia la falla” at the MAZ
