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.

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.

Marcos Lopez is one of the best-known and respected artistic photographers in Latin America. His deeply ironic and critical work reveals the contradictions of Argentine society.

Facundo Zuviria is probably the best-known architectural photographer in Argentina. The work presented here is more personal. It is an artistic look at the city of Buenos Aires.

An interview with Eduardo Gil, renowned photographer, teacher, and curator, presenting his black and white documentary works, as well as new color photographs. He talks about his career and the future of photography.

Thomas Lynch, a young photojournalist, uses chiaroscuro to present an artistic essay on the anonymity and loneliness of downtown Buenos Aires.