By Abel Cervantes I don’t know how it works in other countries, but in Mexico there is a vicious circle between governments and departments that sell public monuments. On many occasions, artists collude with governments to sell them monumental works…
Read moreBy Abel Cervantes It is not necessary to repeat it: the word of 2020 is Covid-19. What happened this year will cause a series of social, political, economic changes, whose remains to be seen. I have mentioned it in other…
Read moreBy Camila Durán The question is not new. And in recent times, in Mexico, the debate has been revived due to the government’s interest in eliminating some financial support for artists and filmmakers. The arguments of both sides are very…
Read moreBy Camila Durán There is a confusion between some concepts related to images, specifically documentary images, many of which are part of different works of contemporary art. When someone mentions the word manipulation, viewers and readers tend to associate the…
Read moreBy Regina De Con Cossio We made our way to an unusual place in midday heat; not at all prejudiced about “Casa Wabi”, an artist residence on the coast of Oaxaca. Bosco Sodi envisioned the importance of bringing together art,…
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By Camila Durán One of the reasons that contemporary art is difficult to define is because it engages in an open dialogue with everyday life situations. As Boris Groys has explained in his texts, contemporary art is alive because it…
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