She has worked on projects in Africa, Asia and Europe, although her work is based mainly around Latin America, the region in which she grew up. The Prisma’s Memoirs. February 2015. Juanjo Andres Cuervo She first started in photography by helping the non-government organisation Anti Slavery International in […]
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Rubén Szuchmacher: Theatre reminds us that others exist
The pandemic caused rupture in the relationship between audiences and stage productions. And the performing arts should be a different version of reality which sustains the collective spirit of society after months of isolation. This is what this actor and Argentine director thinks. The Prisma’s Memoirs. Interview: Daniela Arias […]
Experiencing soul
Whatever your motivation for foreign travel, reliable guidance is useful and there are countless websites that will use up valuable hours of your time only to deliver a litany of pre-packaged and market-oriented drivel fed by advertisements and links that take you mindlessly over the same ground. Sean Sheehan […]
Georgie Donnelly: the art of ‘Carpe Diem’
She is multilingual, has travelled and lived all over the world and works with such strength and stamina which is shown in her work. This South African painter comes from a generation with a strong work ethic and a creative life vision. The Prisma’s Memoirs. July 2018. Virginia Moreno […]
The colour of Marxism
The idea that race is not built into the logic of capitalism is rubbished in Raoul Peck’s documentary “Exterminate all the beasts” and Cedric Robinson was making the same point in 1983 when his book “Black Marxism: the making of the black radical tradition” first appeared. The Prisma’s Memoirs. June […]