Notes related to Caribbean art
PAMM INVESTIGATES CARIBBEAN PERFORMANCE ART PRACTICES AND THEIR DIASPORAS IN “BEYOND REPRESENTATION”
The ongoing project, curated by Iberia Pérez González and presented by the museum's Caribbean Cultural Institute, combines live art events with a digital video-performance platform.
GRAPHIC DESIGN AS ARTISTIC PRACTICE IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: A HISTORICAL DEBT OF THE ART ECOSYSTEM
Graphic design is one of the most influential engines of contemporary visual culture in Latin America and the Caribbean. Its aesthetic, political, and social impact on the construction of identities and public spheres is undeniable. Yet its presence in the market and in the legitimizing structures of contemporary art continues to occupy a peripheral position.
DISCOVERING WHERE THE SUN TAKES REFUGE AND TURNING IT INTO ART
Jun Martínez uses artistic practice as a space for reflection; the Mexican gallery adhesivo hosts one of them.
WALTER OTERO: A TROPICAL GALLERIST IN AMERICA'S ECOSYSTEM
Books are published about artists, museums, and collectors—but why not talk about the gallerist, the one who connects them all?
