Continuing our one year celebration, today we are revisiting an article by our contributing writer in Mexico City Alejandro Sordo-Guzmán on the work of Hector Falcón. The book, its uses and transmutation by the hand of the artist into an art object makes us reflect further about how the act of mutilation turns into one of discovery.
Jeff Carter
Douglas Huebler
Anri Sala at Kurimanzutto
New York Minute
Michael Peck
A quiet afternoon with Derrick Adams
Short Book Review: Jac Leirner in Conversation with Adele Nelson
Omer Fast at GB Agency
Readings of the Apparently Invisible. An essay on Spectroscopies: Memory and History at the MUAC Mexico City
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