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Enciclopedia Britannica from the series Livros Esqueletos, 2014 Children’s Britannica cropped book covers (red) Odires Mlászho is an artist of transformation. Not simple decontextualization of [...]

Justin Lieberman’s work mimics the conventional forms for presenting objects and images: private collections, public archives, commercial display, advertising, and exhibitions formats. Justin [...]

While emphasizing the real relations that allows us to have agency in the creation of shared worlds, Cinthia Marcelle uses video and photography to document the effects her slight interventions [...]

Through installation-based artworks inspired by his life experiences and historically rich readymade objects, artist Danh Vo interrogates the construction of inherited cultural values, conflicts, [...]

The artist Gabriel Sierra is intrigued by the language of man-made objects and the dimensions of the spaces in which we live, work, and think. His practice employs a variety of techniques – from [...]

Born in 1967 in Mexico City, Damián Ortega began his career as a political cartoonist, sharpening his critical eye and honing his incisive sense of humor during a time of political unrest. [...]

Carter has gained critical recognition in the past decade with his complex collaged paintings; “anonymous” sculptural busts and works in video and Polaroid photography. His preoccupation with [...]

Through the intervention of images and objects of daily consumption, Minerva Cuevas invites us to rethink the role corporations play in food production and the management of natural resources. [...]