http://revistanuestramirada.org La Revista Iberoamericana de Fotografia Tue, 28 Dec 2010 00:59:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/yolanda-andrade-the-imaginary-city http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/yolanda-andrade-the-imaginary-city#comments Mon, 31 May 2010 04:06:44 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4704 Yolanda Andrade is an exquisite observer of Mexico City; she is today one of the most complex interpreters of popular culture. Her work gives life to the fictional qualities of the urban experience. ]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/yolanda-andrade-the-imaginary-city/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/francisco-mata-mexico-tenochitlan-2 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/francisco-mata-mexico-tenochitlan-2#comments Sat, 29 May 2010 18:47:27 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=5039 A story through images. It begins with the arrival. Two pilots see the tops of volcanoes barely poking through the clouds. Below is a city that once stood on a lake and now swims with people.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/francisco-mata-mexico-tenochitlan-2/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/lourdes-grobet-behind-the-masks http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/lourdes-grobet-behind-the-masks#comments Sat, 29 May 2010 04:09:56 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4729 Lourdes Grobet spent three decades photographing Mexico’s wildly popular professional wrestling, documenting the lives of the fighters inside and outside the ring. The excesses, roughness, and fragility of this sport are captured by her lens.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/lourdes-grobet-behind-the-masks/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/rodrigo-moya-in-praise-of-closenes http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/rodrigo-moya-in-praise-of-closenes#comments Thu, 27 May 2010 05:41:04 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4799 An intimate and revealing conversation with Rodrigo Moya, one of the most important photographers in Latin America, a man who made his craft a beautiful and perfect statement of humility.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/rodrigo-moya-in-praise-of-closenes/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/janet-jarman-mario-bellatin-2 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/janet-jarman-mario-bellatin-2#comments Wed, 26 May 2010 05:49:02 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4734 Janet Jarman, an award winning American photographer based in Mexico, and Mario Bellatín, one of Latin America's most important experimental writers, collaborate on this essay about anguish and solitude in the big city. ]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/janet-jarman-mario-bellatin-2/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/eniac-martinez-living-kills http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/eniac-martinez-living-kills#comments Wed, 26 May 2010 01:14:27 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4921 Eniac Martínez shows his vision of Mexico City, comprised of a series of images shot during the production of the movie Vivir Mata (Living Kills). A conversation with a creator who makes experimentation a method and work a destination.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/eniac-martinez-living-kills/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/daniela-edburg-drop-dead-gorgeous http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/daniela-edburg-drop-dead-gorgeous#comments Tue, 25 May 2010 04:02:42 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4774 For six years Daniela Edburg created photographs of women killed or almost killed by consumer goods. The result is Glamorous Death: a cheerful series with a blithely pop attitude.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/daniela-edburg-drop-dead-gorgeous/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/monda-photo-holy-death http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/monda-photo-holy-death#comments Sun, 23 May 2010 05:46:36 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4760 Monda Photo, Mexico's most respected photography collective, brings us an essay about the controversial Santa Muerte religious sect in the Tepito barrio, accompanied by an insightful article by Laura Emilia Pacheco. ]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/monda-photo-holy-death/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/patricia-aridjis-2 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/patricia-aridjis-2#comments Sat, 22 May 2010 07:33:43 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=5003 The women’s prison is more than the place where society hides its errors. The prison warehouses hundreds of stories of abandonment, abuse, and unconditional love; stories echoed by woman after woman.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/patricia-aridjis-2/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/federico-gama http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/federico-gama#comments Sat, 22 May 2010 03:24:28 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4940 Over several years, Federico Gama documented the lives of cholos in Mexico City, a community descended from the Chicanos which embodies, like no other, the cross cultural fusion that distinguishes North America.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/federico-gama/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/maya-goded-2 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/maya-goded-2#comments Wed, 19 May 2010 06:19:29 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4961 What does it mean to be a woman? Moya Goded's career has, in part, been a search for an answer. She looked not among virgins or maternal figures, but among the broken exponents of a gender that is accustomed to enduring. ]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/maya-goded-2/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/dante-busquets-delicious-intimacy http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/dante-busquets-delicious-intimacy#comments Wed, 19 May 2010 01:11:01 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=5495 Rather than documenting underworlds or the marginalized, he decided to turn his lens on an unexplored territory for photography: the well-to-do. An essay that recounts the daily life of a group of friends in Mexico City]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/dante-busquets-delicious-intimacy/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/ernesto-ramirez-urban-archaeology http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/ernesto-ramirez-urban-archaeology#comments Tue, 18 May 2010 06:42:30 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4858 In his series Urban Archeology, Ernesto Ramírez sheds light upon everything that Mexico city produces, abandons, and rejects. The crushed cans, the broken corners, and the chipped murals create a nostalgic scenery.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/ernesto-ramirez-urban-archaeology/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/pablo-lopez-so-far-so-close http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/pablo-lopez-so-far-so-close#comments Mon, 17 May 2010 07:48:07 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4879 From mountains, planes, and rooftops, Pablo López Luz has diligently photographed the overwhelming and chaotic growth of Mexico City. The result is “Terrazzo,” a revealing work—close and distant at the same time.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/pablo-lopez-so-far-so-close/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/janet-jarman-the-children-of-the-great-lagoon http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/janet-jarman-the-children-of-the-great-lagoon#comments Sun, 16 May 2010 05:58:05 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=5212 Mexico City faces tremendous water challenges—overexploitation of groundwater, poor water quality, subsidence, flooding, inadequate wastewater treatment, and health concerns about the reuse of wastewater in agriculture.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/home/janet-jarman-the-children-of-the-great-lagoon/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/ted-ocallahan http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/ted-ocallahan#comments Wed, 06 Jan 2010 05:36:36 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4121 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/ted-ocallahan/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/blog-en/4110 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/blog-en/4110#comments Wed, 06 Jan 2010 05:06:02 +0000 Walter Astrada http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=4110 In the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, tens of thousands of women have been and continue to be raped with impunity and extreme brutality by all parties involved in the country’s armed conflict.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/blog-en/4110/feed 1 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/jeanette-warner http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/jeanette-warner#comments Thu, 31 Dec 2009 23:06:57 +0000 Pablo Corral Vega http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=3554 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/jeanette-warner/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/blog-en/3163 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/blog-en/3163#comments Wed, 30 Dec 2009 02:09:09 +0000 Ivan Kashinsky & Karla Gachet http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=3163 Karla Gachet and Iván Kashinsky spent a week with a Mennonite family from Santa Rita, in the tropical plains of Bolivia, and photographed their daily life.]]> http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/blog-en/3163/feed 0 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/ivan-kashinsky http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/ivan-kashinsky#comments Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:40:11 +0000 Tatiana http://revistanuestramirada.org/?p=2593 http://revistanuestramirada.org/en/biographies/ivan-kashinsky/feed 0