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iandeleonarts: latinocaribbeanartists: Ian Deleón ¡Este Pueblo Tiene Sabor!, 2013. Inkjet print, 21 x 21 in (53 x 53 cm). These figurative logos for Hatuey beer (purchased by Bacardi from the original Cuban bottlers) and the Old Colony soft drink (marketed in Puerto Rico through Pepsi) are taken out of their consumer product contexts and placed against the sky…
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<blockquote>Social networks influence how ideas and beliefs can spread around a society. In this study, the University of Pennsylvania’s Damon Centola shows that networks that are very diffuse (left) make it hard for ideas to catch on, while networks with very strong group boundaries (right) make it almost impossible for ideas to spread. A network…
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Save the Date! April 2-3 2016 somewhere special in NL O yes! After exploring LGBTQ & Feminine Perspectives in 2014, and Ethnic Backgrounds in 2015, it’s time to prepare yourself for the next Games [4Diversity] Jam! The theme is still a BIG secret, but rest assured the jam will try to contribute to improved representation…
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Nigerians in Space: afrofuturist science fiction debut novel
mostlysignssomeportents: This sounds good: Afrocyberpunk reviews the debut novel of Deji Olukotun, Nigerians in Space: “He wouldn’t hit golf balls like the American astronauts. He would squeeze out rhythms from a talking drum into the blackness between the stars. These were the drums of war and death, of celebration, the drums that had bonded the…
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pattytempleton: Two fucking fantastic artists talking to each other. Hell yeah. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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As one of the most notable manifestations of the so-called “economy of friendship” in Latin America, Cheverismo has managed to question a system of art that has been propagated on rigid platforms, restricted capital, a sometimes precarious public sector and a bureaucratic way of doing things. It is here that Cheverismo achieves the merit of…
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Cheverismo is a logical reaction to our neoliberal era. Institutional aid to culture is either too small or too imposing. Instead of protesting or begging, the Cheveristas turn their back on what is of no use to them. They are inventive and incisive. They have a practical sense without sacrificing the pleasures of nonsense. Distanced…
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We examined two of the meanings derived from this “use”: one is the term “conceptual economy[2],” a means of engaging in praxis used by a group of Chilean artists associated since 1997 with Galería Chilena, whose networks have connected Chile and New York; and the other is “Cheverismo,” one of the means of engaging in…
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Cheverismo is a term that was coined in airport lounges, at restaurant tables, in the hallways of fairs, bars, parties… it refers more to an attitude than anything else. It isn’t a movement that came together in the academy; rather it finds its origins in the street or in pure lived experience. It lives off friendship,…
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Gamasutra: Stephanie Prodanovich’s Blog – The Challenge: Making Games for Latin America
Gamasutra: Stephanie Prodanovich’s Blog – The Challenge: Making Games for Latin America <blockquote>Part of the reason why the gaming industry has taken off in Latin America is due to the high smartphone and tablet penetration rate. This year there’s around 152 million smartphone users in the region and a penetration rate of 37.5%. It’s important…