Jill Magid at Galería Labor
As another exploration of the catalysts that drive human behavior, Jill Magid has continued her investigation of gun violence in Texas with the exhibition titled [...]
DF Chats: Calixto Ramirez in Austin
I recently had the pleasure of curating a video show at Tiny Park Gallery in Austin, Texas titled the Time and Space of Calixto Ramirez. The [...]
DF Chats: Christina Sukhgian Houle Part II
Part II of my fantastic chat with artist Christina Sukhgian Houle who is in Mexico City for six weeks as part of the SOMA summer [...]
DF Chats: Christina Sukhgian Houle
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of sitting with artist Christina Sukhgian Houle who is in Mexico City for six weeks as part [...]
El Museo Soumaya: It’s just as confused as I am
I always find it curious when art institutions decide to go into ambitious building programs. Typically the reasoning is the same: to offer a space [...]
Yautepec Gallery/Anibal Catalan
Throughout a weekend of constant seismic activity and back-to-back aftershocks I braved the constantly trembling ground on Friday and made the short trek further into [...]
Tlatelolco: A history of a city
I had the incredible privilege of visiting the community of Tlatelolco last week. Tlatelolco is one of the places in the city that has long [...]
2012 Elections: It’s gotten personal…
This year is an election year in Mexico. This election will be a pivotal one for the entire country. I was living in Mexico City [...]
Sometimes the ground just has to shake a bit…
There was an earthquake a few weeks ago. It was a 6.8 that originated from the state of Guerrero only a few hours south of [...]
LMC y Pensamientos pochosos: The beginning
I had to think long and hard about what to title this blog. I’ve never been good with titles, and this was certainly no exception. [...]
