ART IS A LONG JOURNEY ATTAINED THROUGH DISCIPLINE: OLMEDO QUIMBITA
An interview with painter Olmedo Quimbita (Latacunga, Ecuador, 1965)
SEBASTIÃO SALGADO IN MADRID: AN APPEAL TO THE BEAUTY AND FRAGILITY OF WATER
An exhibition in the Spanish capital gathers nearly one hundred photographs by the Brazilian artist, centering on the landscape aesthetics of water and advocating for the urgent need for its protection.
AMANDA DE LA GARZA: «MUSEUMS ARE NO LONGER REGARDED AS THE SOLE AUTHORITIES ON TRUTH»
The Mexican cultural practitioner and president of CIMAM discusses the principal challenges facing museums—from diversity and funding to ethics and independence—ahead of the Annual Conference of an organization seeking to broaden the voices participating within it.
JULIETA PESTARINO ON THE EXHIBITION OF MEXICAN PHOTOGRAPHERS AT THE GETTY
In conversation with Arte al Día, the Argentine curator and researcher discusses the process behind Instante/revelación: Moments in Mexican Photography, a new photography exhibition at Getty Museum, drawing on her role as Assistant Curator specializing in Latin American photography.
A MUSEUM WITHIN A MUSEUM: PABLO DELANO AND THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF PUERTO RICO AT MASP
The artist’s first solo exhibition in Brazil brings together around 300 photographs and objects and is on view through January 31, 2027.
ALIAS EDITORIAL LAUNCHES OPEN CALL FOR CRITICAL ESSAYS ON CONTEMPORARY MEXICAN ART
The publisher seeks original essays and compilations that analyze cultural expressions and experimental artistic practices developed in Mexico to form FUSIL.
documenta 16 ADDS 4 NEW CURATORS TO ITS TEAM
Raven Chacon, Osei Bonsu, Timea Junghaus, and Noam Segal join the 2027 edition, to be held in Kassel under the artistic direction of Naomi Beckwith.
ROME DECIPHERS THE EVOLUTION OF MEXICAN ART THROUGH DIEGO RIVERA
An exhibition at the Capitoline Museums traces the development of modern Mexican art, muralism, and the search for a national identity, structuring its narrative around the figure of the master.
HE AND I: ON ROMANTIC LOVE AND UNCONSCIOUS DESIRES OF NICOLÁS SAID AND CERVIO MARTINI
On a wall in downtown Buenos Aires, a tiny message from a fortune cookie tells the viewer: “Today is a good day to fall in love; look carefully around you.” Beneath the text sits an egg wearing a magician’s hat, next to a lit mosquito coil. Above it all, a single word: Yo (I).
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