Editors: Pedro de Llano and Luisa Cunha, ‘Incidents (of Travel)’ dispatch from Lisbon

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Pedro de Llano's and Luisa Cunha's dispatch from Lisbon, is the latest episode in the Incidents (of Travel) series, produced by Kadist as part of its online projects initiatives.

Originally conceived by Latitudes as a new form of curatorial fieldwork or expanded studio visit, tours around Mexico City (2012) were followed by Hong Kong (2013) and San Francisco (2015).

Now these new chapters of ‘Incidents (of Travel)’ extend the format to different corners of the world through day-long itineraries as a form of encounter and an online account of an offline conversation between a curator and an artist.

Recent dispatches:

Episode #3: Suzhou, China (August 2016)
Curator: Yu Ji
Artist: Xiao Kaiyu

Episode #2: Jinja, Uganda (June 2016)
Curator: Moses Serubi
Artist and photographer: Mohsen Taha

Episode #1: Chicago, U.S. (April 2016)
Curator: Yesomi Umolu
Artist: Harold Mendez

Forthcoming: Simon Soon and chi too from Terengganu, Malaysia.

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Mentors: Exhibition “Nostalgic dissidence” curated by Joana Hurtado Matheu, La Capella, Barcelona, 3 March–30 April 2017.

Opening: Thursday 2 March, 19:30h.

The group exhibition “Nostalgic dissidence” curated by Joana Hurtado Matheu presents the work of 15 artists who address nostalgia as a critical and affective gesture, reflecting on history and memory.

The programme is complemented by a cycle of screenings at the Filmoteca de Catalunya and at the Zumzeig cinema, as well as a publication, activities and performances in and beyond the exhibition space.

Hurtado's exhibition forms part of BCNProducció'16 – the City of Barcelona production grant mentored by Latitudes alongside David Armengol and Mireia Sallarès.

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News: Antoni Hervàs's exhibition "El Misterio de Caviria" (The Mystery of Caviria) awarded the Premis Ciutat de Barcelona 2016 in the Visual Arts category

The exhibition presented in La Capella during the 2016 season was produced by BCN Producció'16 and mentored by Latitudes.

The jury recognised Antoni Hervàs' "research in linking Greek mythology with the Barcelona cabaret scene from the 1960s–80s and for the recuperation of its vitality", and praised the "formalisation of the project into a scenographic and immersive installation and the range of public programmes it generated".

Monthy Cover Story on www.lttds.org

The March 2017 Cover Story features Jordan Wolfson's film 'Landscape for Fire' (2007) – featured in the Latitudes-curated film programme ‘A Stake in the Mud, A Hole in the Reel. Land Art’s Expanded Field 1968–2008’, that premiered in 2008 at the Museo Tamayo, Mexico City.

March marks two years of Latitudes' Monthly Cover Stories on its homepage. These feature past, present and future projects, objects, films, research and encounters related to Latitudes' curatorial field work.

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In preparation

Curators: "4.543 billion. The Matter of Matter", a group exhibition presenting a geophysical continuum of artworks, archival material and meaningful things at CAPC musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, 29 June 2017–7 January 2018. The exhibition is CAPC’s contribution to the cultural season Paysages Bordeaux 2017.

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Cover Story – March 2017: Time travel with Jordan Wolfson 1 March
Antoni Hervàs's exhibition "El Misterio de Caviria" awarded the Visual Arts prize of the Premis Ciutat de Barcelona 2016 (1 Feb)
Cover Story–February 2017: The Dutch Assembly, five years on (1 Feb)
Presentación de la publicación "El misterio de caviria" de Antoni Hervàs en el Antic Teatre (13 ene)
Cover Story–January 2017: How open are open calls? (4 Jan)

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Latitudes is an independent curatorial office initiated in 2005 by Max Andrews and Mariana Cánepa Luna, that works in an international context from and in Barcelona, Spain (41°23′N 2°11′E).

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