This book presents a comedic mise-en-scène by Mexican artist Pedro Reyes (born 1972) that explores the contradictions between socialism and capitalism. Reyes uses marionettes to represent figures such as Lenin, Che Guevara, Marx, Trotsky and Steve Jobs.

Pedro Reyes: The Permanent Revolution

Arts & Photography

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Dodo began with the discovery of previously unseen offcuts from the film Catch-22 in the Paramount Pictures vaults. Broomberg and Chanarin have reedited this material, transforming the seminal film into a nature documentary set in Mexico in 1968.

Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin: Dodo: Be Furious You’re Going to Die. JH

Photography & Video

Published to accompany the Museo Jumex exhibition of the same name, Discipline of the Dance focuses on the experiences of Alexander Calder (1898–1976) in Latin America―particularly his participation in the Cultural Olympiad, organized by artist Mathias Goeritz on the occasion of the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City―as a window onto his wide-ranging sculptural production. This well-illustrated volume includes nearly 100 works from the 1920s through the 1970s, including Calder’s signature wire mobiles and stabiles as well as paintings and jewelry, and documentation from the International Meeting of Sculptors held within the framework of the Olympiad. Particular attention is paid to the design process, fabrication and installation of “El sol rojo,” a sculpture by Calder that was part of the “Route of Friendship,” built to celebrate the Mexico 68 Games.

Alexander Calder: Discipline of the Dance

Revueltas, José

Rower, Alexander S.C.

Cuy, José

Ponce, Juan

Individual Artists

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