When a Coca-Cola Was an Ideological Bomb: The Subversive Art of Cildo Meireles
In his role as an obsessive chronicler of his country’s culture, Meireles also dared to literally “intervene” in money.
“The thrill lies in the danger, in what’s on the verge of failing”: Alejandro Almanza
In an interview about his mid-career phase and his place in contemporary art, the artist explores risk and tension.
Constellations and Drifts from the FEMSA Collection at MARCO: Latin American Art in Dialogue
Constellations and Drifts is an evocative name. And whoever came up with the idea to name this exhibition at MARCO, the Monterrey Museum of...
Milena Muzquiz: “Hot Served Cold” or the Rebellion of Everyday Art
Milena Muzquiz is an artist from Tijuana; she studied fine arts at the California College of the Arts.
Rodrigo Galecio: From 8-bit Nostalgia to Andean Geometry
Rodrigo Galecio's work blends South American geometric abstraction with the avant-garde.
Glenda Torrado: Between Art, Comics, and Self-Imposed Exile
The artist is based in Coyoacán, where she creates comics, album covers, and visual art projects.
Nebraska Flores: Art as a Way to Imagine Other Ways of Living Together
Montevideo: 48 Hours After the Standoff in the Uruguayan Capital
The Art of Provocation: 5 Uncomfortable Moments in Latin American Art
Karlos Gil: “Contemporary art should return to the idea of being an interface”
