Title & Author:

Urbes mutantes 1941-2012 : Latin American photography : Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, México, Perú, Venezuela : Colección Leticia y Stanislas Poniatowski / [curaduría, Alexis Fabry & María Wills ; texto, Alexis Fabry, María Wills ; traducción en español, Fabienne Bradu ; traducción en inglés, Gregory Dechant].

Publication:

Barcelona : RM Verlag ; México, D.F. : Editorial RM, [2013]
©2013

Description:

534 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 31 cm

Notes:
Catalog of an exhibition held at the Museo de Arte del Banco de la República, in Bogotá, Colombia, February-May 2013.
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Museo de Arte del Banco de la República, in Bogotá, Colombia, February-May 2013.
Muros vivos = Living walls -- La noche en vida = Night life -- Masas y protestas = Crowds and protests -- Popular callejero = Pop street culture -- Los olvidados = The forgotten ones -- Geometrías citadinas = Urban geometries -- La maldita primavera = I want to be me -- Desplazamientos = Displacements -- Identidades = Identities -- Biografías = Biographies.
In Spanish and English.

Summary:

"Mutant Cities" is a photographic journey through various Latin American cities that visually explores their capacity for architectural, cultural and social transformations from the 1950s onward, as modernist theories and policies became prevalent throughout Latin America. A mixed combination of striking images of people, popular street culture, urban objects, landmarks, graffiti and images of protests reveal that the main condition of the Latin American city is its permanent mutation that while violently beautiful does not achieve a first world development, so alien to their culture. This rich and different urban reality of Latin America is revealed through the eyes of Graciela Sacco (Argentina), Gabriel Orozco (Mexico), Lola Alvarez Bravo (Mexico), Sameer Makarius (Argentina), Barbara Brandli (Venezuela), Miguel Angel Rojas (Colombia), Lourdes Grobet (Mexico), Paz Errázuriz (Chile), Graciela Iturbide (Mexico), Sergio Larrain (Chile), Oscar Pintor (Argentina), Jorge Macchi (Argentina), Bill Caro (Peru), León Ferrari (Argentina), Fernell Franco (Colombia) and other masters talents from the private collection LPS (Stanislas and Leticia Poniatowski). "The exhibition shows how the model of progress imposed by or copied from other countries has not always been the correct path. Modern utopias are abandoned in favor of postures that leave behind sentimentalist views of longed for but impossible cities." --Pages [6].

ISBN:

9788415118527 (RM Verlag)
841511852X (RM Verlag)

Subject:

Poniatowski, Leticia Photograph collections Exhibitions.
Poniatowski, Stanislas Photograph collections Exhibitions.
Poniatowski, Leticia
Poniatowski, Stanislas
Photography, Artistic Private collections Exhibitions.
Cities and towns in art Exhibitions.
Photographie artistique Collections privées Expositions.
Cities and towns in art
Photograph collections
Photography, Artistic Private collections
Latin America Pictorial works Exhibitions.
Amérique latine Ouvrages illustrés Expositions.
Latin America

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs.
exhibition catalogs.
Illustrated works
Exhibition, pictorial works
Catalogues d'exposition.
Ouvrages illustrés.

Added entries:

Fabry, Alexis, curator, interviewer.
Wills Londoño, María, 1979- curator.
Poniatowski, Leticia, current owner, interviewee.
Poniatowski, Stanislas, current owner, interviewee.
Bradu, Fabienne, 1954- translator.
Dechant, Gregory, translator.
Fabry, Alexis curator, interviewer.
Willis Londoño, María curator.
Poniatowski, Leticia current owner, interviewee.
Poniatowski, Stanislas current owner, interviewee.
Dechant, Gregory translator.
Museo de Arte Banco de la República (Bogotá, Colombia), host institution.
Museo de Arte Banco de la República (Bogotá, Colombia) host institution.

Latin American photography : Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, México, Perú, Venezuela

Holdings:

Location: Library main 289049
Call No.: BIB 231250
Status: Available