10 Mythical Exhibitions from Latin America that Millennials Never Got to See

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20.02.2023

Issue 24: Head of Earth

Idjahure Kadiwel

Affective Alliances for an Ancestral Future

”Healing the forest, healing the earth, healing the body.”

13.02.2023

Issue 24: Head of Earth

Luisa Villegas G.

Unfading Voices

Grief, Resistance and Living Memories in Medellín

06.02.2023

Issue 24: Head of Earth

Eduardo Carrera

Affectivities, Mushrooms and Planets

Artistic pratices that locate stars. An approach to the artistic work of Juan Carlos León

30.01.2023

Issue 24: Head of Earth

Lior Zisman Zalis

Enchanted Tactics and the Multiplication of Politics

Subtly spinning the fibers of oral sources, Lior Zisman Zalis tells us about “Terecô”, in the region of Codó, Brazil: beyond being a religion or “cultural phenomenon”, it is another way of conceiving the agency and intransigence of beings, challenging in turn the scope of westernized instrumental reason.

10 Mythical Exhibitions from Latin America that Millennials Never Got to See — Part I

We invited 10 curators to select an exhibition that they consider important in the history of contemporary art in “Latin America”.

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