In this launch for the “Mexico City” issue of Aperture, artists will discuss photography in Mexico, from the conceptual to the political.
A conversation with artists Carlito Carvalhosa and Luis Pérez-Oramas who will discuss I Want to be Like You, their exhibition on view at Galeria Nara Roesler, featuring a selection of works form the 1990s and after 2015.
Visual Arts at Americas Society will host a panel about the influence of migration on architectural landscapes.
Visual Arts at Americas Society will host a panel with the exhibition's guest curators and moderated by MoMA's chief curator of architecture and design.
Americas Society’s Gabriela Rangel and Dr. Martin Tsang of the University of Miami will discuss Lydia Cabrera, her archive, and this first English volume dedicated to the Cuban thinker’s life and work.
Visual Arts will host a discussion between visual culture researcher Sagrario Berti and Jeff Rosenheim of the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 29.
Please join us for a panel discussion on Brazilian modern works from important Brazilian collections.
A distinguished panel discusses the first English volume dedicated to Cabrera's life and work.
The artist Ruby Rumié and John Hopkins Porfessor Kathleen Sutcliffe discuss Rumié's new body of work of photographs of female street vendors from Cartagena, Colombia.
The discussion will aim to situate Costa Rican artist Victoria Cabezas within the development of experimental photography and feminism since the 1970s.