Global Conversations: Mexico
With Global Conversations: Mexico, art historian and curator Charles Moore inaugurates a series of publications that investigate the cultural landscapes of different countries through conversations with key figures in their contemporary art scenes. This initial installment features in-depth interviews with influential Mexican artists, curators, architects, and cultural leaders – Fernanda Canales, Amanda de la Garza, Gonzalo García, Nicolás Guzmán, Erika Harrsch, Perla Krauze, Fernando Laposse, José Castañeda Lepov, Aliza Nisenbaum, and Bosco Sodi – in a compelling exploration of Mexico City’s emergence as a global epicenter of contemporary art.
200 pages, 12 x 16 cm, softcover, Mousse (Milan).
With Global Conversations: Mexico, art historian and curator Charles Moore inaugurates a series of publications that investigate the cultural landscapes of different countries through conversations with key figures in their contemporary art scenes. This initial installment features in-depth interviews with influential Mexican artists, curators, architects, and cultural leaders – Fernanda Canales, Amanda de la Garza, Gonzalo García, Nicolás Guzmán, Erika Harrsch, Perla Krauze, Fernando Laposse, José Castañeda Lepov, Aliza Nisenbaum, and Bosco Sodi – in a compelling exploration of Mexico City’s emergence as a global epicenter of contemporary art.
200 pages, 12 x 16 cm, softcover, Mousse (Milan).
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With Global Conversations: Mexico, art historian and curator Charles Moore inaugurates a series of publications that investigate the cultural landscapes of different countries through conversations with key figures in their contemporary art scenes. This initial installment features in-depth interviews with influential Mexican artists, curators, architects, and cultural leaders – Fernanda Canales, Amanda de la Garza, Gonzalo García, Nicolás Guzmán, Erika Harrsch, Perla Krauze, Fernando Laposse, José Castañeda Lepov, Aliza Nisenbaum, and Bosco Sodi – in a compelling exploration of Mexico City’s emergence as a global epicenter of contemporary art.
200 pages, 12 x 16 cm, softcover, Mousse (Milan).
