INTERVIEW: Nicolas Lobo and his Tacit Portraiture
By: Camila Álvarez Cover photo by:
REVIEW: Venice Biennial – The Center or the Periphery?
By: Maya Castro Gutiérrez What’s more interesting: the center or in the periphery? There are definitely pros and cons to both.
INTERVIEW: Michael Vasquez – Neighborhood Reclamation
By: Monica Uszerowicz If New York has been accused of consistently mourning its past, then Miami has been accused of forgetting—obliterating—its own.
INTERVIEW: HOXXOH Presents Las Máquinas @ Nomadic Studios on Friday, April 24th
By: Camila Álvarez A year after
Visualpilots present -Luminessenz: Space is only Noise- at the SPRING/BREAK Art Show in New York
By: Maya Castro Gutiérrez Mesmerizing its audience with both sound and visuals, the London-based creative team of Simon Hänggi and Christoph Thüer presented Luminessenz: Space is only Noise at the SPRING/BREAK Art Show during Armory Week in New York.
ART, BUSINESS, AND FAMILY: A CONVERSATION WITH BOOKS IIII BISCHOF
By: Camila Álvarez The gentrification of Wynwood already feels like an old tale.
YURI TUMA: SHAPES, SYMMETRY AND THE SUBLIME
By: Camila Álvarez Yuri Tuma is known as a photographer, but he is really a graphic designer who uses photography as both inspiration and raw material to create kaleidoscopic designs with the patterns he obtains as the result of the deconstruction of his images.
JOHNNY ROBLES: LEGITIMIZING CHILDHOOD
By: Camila Álvarez It feels nice and chilly when I walk into the studio; everything seems to be in its right place.
A PEEK INTO AGUSTINA WOODGATE’S BRAIN
By: Camila Álvarez Agustina Woodgate is an alchemist.
