El cuerpo ha sido unos de los principales territorios de trabajo e interés a lo largo de la historia del arte. Sin embargo, ¿cómo podemos explorar y reflexionar en torno a este espacio humano en medio de un momento…
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The pandemic has shaken museums in different settings. The Reina Sofía Museum had already been thinking about placing the collection of pieces belonging to Latin American artists in a new geography. And now it has taken the opportunity to…
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It was 1971 when art historian Linda Nochlin (Brooklyn, 1931 – Manhattan, 2017) shooke the art world with a shocking question: Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? 2021 marks the 50 anniversary of this essay which was—and still…
Read moreBy Sybaris After the First World War, the world was rebuilding, and not just geographically or politically. From the arts there were many manifestations that shook the international arena. Surrealism was one of them. Surrealism had an impact on the…
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After the pandemic that hit the world, some media forgot other relevant problems that occur in our environment. Some artists, on the contrary, not only did not stop looking at these problems but have also acted to solve them.
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By Mariel Vela The phrase “the personal is political” is frequently associated with second-wave feminism in the U.S. It was important to radicalize the notions of intimacy, reproductive labor, wage inequality and bring forth to political territories what was…
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