Farabeuf: Does the most radical book in the Mexican literary canon leave us a political legacy?
A contemporary reading of *Farabeuf*, Salvador Elizondo’s most radical work.
Werewolves, the Impressionism of Pain, and the Rise of the New Mexican Graphic Novel: The Work of Rafael Radillo
Rafael Radillo sees the graphic novel as both entertainment and an emotional archive.
Borja González: On Contemporary Spanish Comics, Impostor Syndrome, and Freedom
Cartoonist Borja González and his journey to becoming one of the leading voices in contemporary comics.
Magos Herrera: “There is unease in our Latin American reality, but there is also hope”
Magos Herrera is a force of nature who draws her vitality from jazz.
Volti: 40 Years of a Tragic and Creative History of the Mexican New Wave
Volti and his influence on the New Mexican Wave and the independent art scene in New York.
The legendary feuds between divas, intellectuals, and Ibero-American filmmakers
These stories show that conflict also lies at the heart of thought and creativity.
Esmeralda Conde Ruiz, the Spanish artist who gives a voice to the AIDS generation in the heart of London
Gonzalo Lebrija: Who said that watching the clouds was a waste of time?
Time is money—until art changes the rules
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi: Gehry’s latest work opens on December 11
