Collective Situations Readings in Contemporary Latin American Art, 1995-2010

"Enormously compelling and useful. Collective Situations reveals the inadequacy of art criticism and art history as they are now conceived and will compel us to ask what role writers and scholars can play in assuring that fleeting images, oral accounts, and ephemeral acts be written into history." - Harper Montgomery (CAA Reviews) "Each section is laden with artists, activists, and collectives that cannot live-or live well-in the constraints not only of settler colonial continuity, but also of Western art history. Instead, they catalyze, experiment, and pre-figure collectivity in the interstices of the situated-as a mode of critique and aesthetic method-to create lives worth sharing." - Sarah Richter (TDR: The Drama Review)