By Andrea Cuevas Museo Jumex is presenting an experimental project which seeks to explore the role of the museum and art institutions in the midst of a global crisis. While the museum is closed due to the Coronavirus quarantine, Mexican…
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By Sybaris Collection Painter, sculptor, filmmaker, writer, publicist, genius? Salvador Dalí was born on May 11 and died on January 23, 1989 surrounded by great controversy. His name still divides the public: on the one hand, those who admire his…
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By Sybaris Mel Bochner (Pitsburgh, 1940) is one of the most notable American artists today for his development in conceptual art since the 1960s. He began his career with the idea of breaking with abstract expressionism and habitual compositions. Bochner,…
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By Julio Horta For William Kentridge (Johannesburg, 1955) contemporary art responds to a creative fury: “excess of creation” where different media, artifacts and images merge to generate new ideas. For the South African artist, this dynamic process allows mixing different…
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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…
Read moreThe underground and legendary performance venue The Kitchen will present once again its longest running series Dance and Process this coming April as a culmination of a ten-week work process involving many artists. Dance and Process, the series that initiated…
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