Issue 11: Curators on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
Carla Stellweg, Dorothée Dupuis
Reading time: 14 minutes
12.03.2018
For 50 years, in Mexico and then New York City where she moved in the eighties, Latin Americanist curator, former museum and non-profit director, editor and writer Carla Stellweg has advocated for a hemispheric artistic dialogue which, according to her, was never a given in the Americas. Terremoto’s director Dorothée Dupuis went to meet her at her loft in New York City’s Lower East Side.
You have read 3 articles this month to continue to read our content uninterrupted create a FREE USER ACCOUNT.
share this:
20.02.2023
Issue 24: Head of Earth
Idjahure Kadiwel
”Healing the forest, healing the earth, healing the body.”
13.02.2023
Issue 24: Head of Earth
Luisa Villegas G.
Grief, Resistance and Living Memories in Medellín
06.02.2023
Issue 24: Head of Earth
Eduardo Carrera
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
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.
Comments
There are no coments available.