By Abel Cervantes September 11, 2001 changed the history of images forever. At around 7:46 a.m. a plane crashed into one of New York’s Twin Towers. The information was confusing: an out-of-control plane hit one of the economic flagships of…
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Last week the porn platform Pornhub launched an interactive museum guide with more than 120 pieces showing naked bodies. Pornhub’s question is this: can you consider some erotic art pieces? What happens if, to affirm it, we endow them…
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By Sybaris Collection In 2015, writers and researches Heather Davis and Etienne Turpin wrote the famous book Art in the Anthropocene: Encounters Among Aesthetics, Politics, Environments and Epistemologies in which they proposed to understand the geologic epoch of the Anthropocene…
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Drill a hole in a canvas and put your hand out from behind. Receive your guests in that position. Shake hands and converse with hands. The text belongs to one of the instructions that, in the sixties, Yoko Ono…
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The new trend has arrived: the world of personal finance is appearing on our cell phones with increasing frequency. When I open my Instagram or Facebook account, I immediately see posts about Bitcoin and all kinds of cryptocurrencies: Don’t…
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The art market has contaminated other systems in absurd ways. The most recent news comes from Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, who has auctioned the first Tweet in history at a price of 2.9 million dollars. No more no less….
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