Sonora 128: speaking to 21 million

Surveying the landscape of Mexico City it is possible to categorise the city’s billboards into three distinct breeds. The first Continue reading →

Curating Queerness as an Activist Practice

In July 1989, several months after the death of Robert Mapplethorpe, his retrospective exhibition The Perfect Moment was due to Continue reading →

Curating the Border between Aesthetics and Action

The word ‘curate’ is, etymologically, rooted in an idea of care – from Latin cura ‘care’. Traditionally, the curator’s role Continue reading →

Pointless Protest, A Sculpture

Joining the urban demonstration that is reshaping into new forms of resistance, we carried out an unavailing protest, a public Continue reading →

Where can we find our contemporary heterotopias? IV

A letter arrives to the “partially recognised” country of Abkhazia. A friend writes a letter and waits. An answer arrives Continue reading →

The Real Housewives: a humorous, violent and slippery abnormality

I have to confess something- something dangerous. I am an addict of the Bravo Television’s The Real Housewives (TRHW) (2006-present) Continue reading →

On Curating Dissensus: Notes on Democracy

Agonism, according to Chantal Mouffe, is essential to the function of democracy: it is the recognition of how the social Continue reading →

Exhibition tactics of a Contemporary Artist

I have been exhibiting art for a long time, since the late 1980s, yet it is only now that I feel Continue reading →