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Las Mexicanas presents a careful selection of studio and vernacular photographs of Mexican women from the mid-nineteenth century to the 60s.Through the careful edition of Pablo Ortiz Monasterio, the set of images forms a portrait in which the journey of women's empowerment is shown before the camera since the beginnings of photographic practice.

Through the 57 photographs in Curtains and Holes, Peruvian photographer Pablo Hare (Lima, 1972) makes a journey through the periphery of the city of Lima

Marius de Zayas brings together a series of texts and essays published by the Mexican writer, critic, cartoonist, gallerist and curator, Marius de Zayas.

"Works" is the first monograph devoted to the most important works of Echevarria. The book is designed by French signature designer Olivier Andreotti and printed to the highest standards.

Conquistador is a photographic project inspired by the archives of Louis de Boccard (1866-1956), a Swiss man exiled in Argentina at the end of the 1880's.

Several years ago, having learned of the festival of the Cascamorras in the town of Baza in Granada province, Frederic Amat decided to witness in person the ancestral celebration, during which a group of young people climb a nearby hill in the mid-afternoon and stain themselves from head to foot with a black ink similar to petroleum tar.

Photographer Luis Molina-Pantin considers himself "essentially an urban archaeologist." He refers to his practice of combing through his surroundings and creating series featuring objects, people, or spaces united by a common theme or subject.

Argentinian photographer Marcelo Brodsky (born 1954) compiles archival photographs of political movements from Paris to Mexico City in 1968, highlighting details through the addition of color, text and drawing.