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Rayando el Archivo: Mónica Mayer’s "El Tendedero"
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Cal: An Analysis of the Journal’s Plastic Arts Section
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Do Whatever You Want: Edgardo Giménez in Dialogue with Gonzalo Guerrero
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Living Cultural Landscapes

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“Our School”: Testimonies from the Kasak-Madí Archive

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Do Whatever You Want: Edgardo Giménez in Dialogue with Gonzalo Guerrero

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Artes Visuales: A Latin American Debate

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Living Cultural Landscapes

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Rayando el Archivo: Mónica Mayer’s "El Tendedero"

Writer in Residence

Cal: An Analysis of the Journal’s Plastic Arts Section

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Notes on Latin American Graphic Design, Artes Gráficas, Typography, and Printed Matter from the ISLAA Library and Archives

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Informalism’s Last Curveball: Informal Painting and Its Exegesis between Argentina and Europe

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Same Sea (Rose Horse)

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People Are the Only Thing that Matters: Alberto Greco and the Traveling Cultural Exhibitions

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Between the Earth and the Divine

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Pedro Figari: Art Industrial Education in Uruguay (1900–20)

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Load-Bearing Subjects: On Grupo Escombros’s "Teoría del arte"

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A short conversation about André Cadere

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Conversations with Magali Lara’s Interiors

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From East 78th Street to Segovia: A Morning with César Paternosto, August 2021

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Reading the Register

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María Freire: Her Work in the Context of Abstract-Geometric Art from Río de la Plata and Brazil with European References (1950–1980)

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This Is Not a Map. Extraction and Supplement in Sol LeWitt and Claudio Perna

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The Contemplation of Writing

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Matters of Process and Techniques of Control: The Luis Fernando Benedit Papers, 1960–1978

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