Eva Norvind: Chaos as an Art Form, in an Intimate Portrait by Her Daughter Nailea
Twenty years after her mother’s passing, Nailea Norvind pieces together the story of her mother, Eva Norvind, based on her own memories.
Cecilia Duarte: “I like there to be a sense of mystery and darkness in photography”
The Brazilian-Spanish photographer reflects on contemporary photography.
Jorge González and Los Prisioneros: Art, Lyrics, and Contradiction
The Chilean artist's story is full of complexities and contradictions, typical of an artist who never settled into a single persona.
Pluri-Sonoridades: The Archive That Resonates and Rewrites Sound Art in Mexico
Pluri-Sonoridades revitalizes the sound art archive in Mexico through an inclusive, gender-sensitive lens that rewrites history.
Fritz Torres and Nortec: Graphic Design and Cross-Border Identity in Tijuana
Based in Tijuana, the artist has created work that reinterprets the visual culture of the border.
10 quotes from Latin American artists that explain art better than any theory
A selection of reflections by leading Latin American and Iberian artists that reveal their perspectives on art.
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”
