This fully illustrated publication includes essays by exhibition curator Gabriela Rangel; and important critics on the field like John Hanhardt, Beatriz Jaguaribe and Heike Arzápalo. The book also includes interviews to the artists by Paulo Herkenhoff and Gabriela Rangel
Review 80 (Mexico: The 21st Century Issue) is comprised of articles by leading scholars and writers Christopher Domínguez, Viviane Mahieux, John Mraz, and Juan Villoro, on key figures and iconoclasts in Mexican literature
See what Visual Arts, Music and Literature programming is taking place at Americas Society.
See photos from the March 2010 Visual Arts exhibition Marta Minujín: MINUCODEs.
See what Visual Arts, Music and Literature programming is taking place at Americas Society.
Review 79 showcases articles by leading colonial literature scholars on various aspects of the Inca Garcilaso’s life and work.
In a new essay, Permanent Representative of Peru to the UN Gonzalo Gutiérrez explores the French trend that emerged in the late eighteenth century showing artistic wallpapers of panoramic landscapes. As the ambassador explains, an example of this art is the wallpaper in the Americas Society's Incas Room that displays scenes from the Inca Empire and its destruction by Spanish conquerers. (en español)