John Mraz has written a valuable history of photography in a country that has pioneered the medium in Latin America
Categories: Mexico, North America
Tag: Art & architecture
Paintings by Varda Caivano
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Categories: Argentina, South America
Formalising informality
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A collection that brings together different perspectives on urban informality offers the prospect of fostering a new area study
Categories: Brazil, Caribbean, Chile, Cuba, South America
Political artist in residence
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The comic artist Peter Kuper has captured the colourful defiance of Oaxaca in the midst of its 2006 rebellion
Categories: Mexico, North America, United States
They can paint over the walls …
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Protest Graffiti Mexico: Oaxaca is a striking visual testament to the 2006 rebellion in the southern Mexican state
Categories: Mexico, North America, United States
The walking wounded
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Studs Terkel’s classic account of the life of a migrant Mexican farm worker has been converted into a highly original comic format
Categories: Mexico, North America, United States
The errors of the avant-garde
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A study of photography helps us to understand how the prophets of Latin American modernism built ethics into their perspectives
Categories: Brazil, Mexico, North America, South America
Eyes of the tlamatinime
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Spirituality lies at the heart of a groundbreaking study of Chicana art with a disdain for the patriarchal
Categories: Mexico, North America, United States
Strange alliances in a search for identity
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A key theme threading throughout The Ecuador Reader is diversity amid the quest for unity
Categories: Ecuador, South America
The mestizo medium
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Fusion and equilibrium are the principles on which the Chilean visual poet Sergio Pinto Briones has based his effervescent debut collection Barbaridades in Situ
Categories: Chile, South America