25.01.2024
Rio Trueno asks us: Would you like to know what is hidden behind one of the most famous white supremacist theme parks? If you have naively bought into the idea that Berlin is the coolest place on the planet, this short is for you!
This short is an entertaining walk through the false illusion of freedom, consciousness and ecology of the city of Berlin, visiting some of its most colonial, racist and extractivist corners. Tea I would like to know what is hidden behind one of the most famous theme parks in the world. white supremacy? If you have naively bought into the idea that Berlin is the coolest place in the world planet, this short is for you!
Berlin is currently one of the most idealized cities in Europe. They sell it to us as a
city where freedom, fun, but also political awareness reign. A paradise multicultural, full of queer, vegan, anarchist people who eat organic food, and who ride bicycles without polluting the environment. But how is this apparent alternative oasis? Who can be free in a city like this?
After making the documentary Madrid Colonial Mente, about how the coloniality in the city of Madrid, the Columbus-bianx artist Río Trueno, from his experience as migrant in Europe, he toured the German capital for a month, recording with his phone, visiting museums, shopping centers, tourist places, looking for clues to the past and present colonial Berlin and Germany.
I Don’t Love Berlin was recorded during an artistic residency held in 2019 in Berlin,
as part of the Videocratic program carried out by El Kruce and Kunstrial e. V. Has been part of The Surreal Film Festival in Berlin and Bogotá in 2022, from the audiovisual exhibition A Muerte Nao É o Fim in Mexico City and Pernanbuco, and the Ojo al Sancocho Festival in Berlin, in 2023.
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14.05.2024
Reports
Camila Marambio
Camila Marambio writes about The Current IV: Caribbean (other mountains, adrift beneath the waves) a curatorial project directed by yina jiménez suriel for TBA21, whose extended programming convened Convening #1 last December. Emancipation, opacity, and movements that transform from the mountains.
10.05.2024
Reports
Anonymous Visitor
A visitor who preferred not to reveal their identity attended the latest edition of Salón ACME in its eleventh edition curated by Ana Castella; here, they share their impressions of their first visit to the fair.
04.05.2024
Opinion
Amilcar Packer
Regarding the first volume of Travesías Terremoto; Interplanetary Simulacras, the artist and curator Amilcar Packer shares with us the Spanish version of this text originally written in Portuguese in 2013. Displacements, migrations, market, financial speculation and artistic practices as elements of the capitalistic continuum that we try to navigate.
25.04.2024
Extract
EXTRACT is an online section where we share some of the texts published by Temblores Publicaciones, the publishing imprint of Terremoto. We present “Atravesar la historia de un volcán para llegar aqui” by Paulina Ascencio Fuentes and Sandra Rozental, from Habitar el colapso. A review of Cynthia Gutiérrez’s exhibition of the same name here.
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