Documents of Latin American and Latino Art

Miguel Rojas Mix writes about Rodolfo Opazo’s painting, discussing the artist’s teratological world in which his imagination creates anthropomorphic beings. The author notes that Opazo’s painting combines dreams, an indirect way to [...]

Voluspa Jarpa looks back at her art career in this review of her works and exhibitions. Over the course of a decade, she constructed seven “images” that identify particular exhibitions and the subjects she addressed in her artworks. Her & [...]

In this essay, divided into five sections, Ronald Kay analyzes and describes certain aspects of Eugenio Dittborn’s work. In “El cuerpo que mancha” (The Body that Stains) Kay discusses the body’s various fluids in terms of [...]

In this essay Ronal Kay describes photography as a cross between time and space. The documentary and testimonial potential that images possess stems from the fact that they emerge at the intersection between temporality and spatiality. Kay claims [...]