24.04.2021
Mesotrópicos prompts reflection on the links between our natural environments and colonial histories, how these have shaped the present cultural moment and continue to inflect and hamper the struggles for socioeconomic and gender-based equality as well as environmental justice.
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Tamara Diaz Bringas, “La primera guerra de las bananas. MESóTICA II / Centroamérica: re-generación,” textos errantes (blog), July 9, 2019, https://wp.me/p5EwDS-fK
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03.06.2023
Reports
Paige Haran
Paige Haran writes about Third World Mixtapes: The Infrastructure of Feeling, Shellyne Rodriguez’ solo show at P•P•O•W
25.05.2023
Projector
Yinka Esi Graves, Tania Safura Adam Mogne
Available until June 8, 2023
25.05.2023
Projector
Yinka Esi Graves, Tania Safura Adam Mogne
Available until June 23, 2023
18.05.2023
Ongoing
Abraham Villaseñor
Francis Alÿs. Children’s Games, 1999-2022
Open until September 17, 2023
Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo, CDMX
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