10.05.2021
Through this section, monthly, we invite agents of the artistic system to share a selection of images related to their practice or current interests. Images are published daily in the header of our website and shared through our Instagram profile. At the end of the month, the complete selection of images is published together with a text that contextualizes them. Here is the selection of April 2021.
Following Terremoto’s invitation to be part of # Marginalia69, La Farmacéutica Nacional opens its personal file to present a compilation of the material selected and collected since 2018. This compilation includes topics related to health, the media and records of actions produced by the collective between 2019 and 2020. This archive review tries to partially communicate and share one of the many information mechanisms used today, where memes and independent news pages have been of great importance in responding to social concerns, allowing us to make visible and express our opinions freely -from humor- about the Latin American and world contingency during the pandemic.
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01.09.2023
Marginalia
#Marginalia94 was dedicated to exploring images, poems, actions, works and artists that were part of the 23rd Paiz Biennial in Guatemala
23.08.2023
Opinion
Leo Felipe
We invite curator and writer Leo Felipe to contribute to our “sentimental cartographies of ongoing brutalization” with this interview with Paulete Lindacelva: Brazilian DJ, curator, writer and researcher. Who unfolds some provocations on the political dimension of the party and its micropolitical power.
22.08.2023
Projector
Tz’aqaat [Cheen (Cortez) y Manuel Chavajay]
In the context of the XXIII Paiz Biennial held in Guatemala City, we invited the Tz’aqaat collective formed by Cheen Cortez and Manuel Chavajay to share their piece KAWOQ, a video performance used also as the official image in this edition of the Guatemalan Biennial.
17.08.2023
Reports
Mayra Vineya
We invited independent curator, researcher and educator Mayra Vineya to write about artist Donna Huanca’s most recent exhibition at the MAZ in Zapopan, Jalisco.
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